Karli sucked, the action felt kind of bland, Falcon was way too understanding towards Karli. Bucky Barnes felt like a side character even though he’s supposed to be a main character. I think it’s a solid 6/10

I thought it was flawed but still really loved it

The final episode was unsatisfying when it came to Bucky, Walker, Karli, and even Carter, but with Sam (Captain America), it was amazing and there was very great emotional moment between him and Isaiah Bradley. Too bad the moment between Bucky and the old man wasn’t given enough time for a true heart to heart, which was a disappointment.

6th

@Mathew Sakwa that’s not my point. He seems TOO on her side, way more than anyone else would be (including Steve Rogers) He’s allowed to understand her, but it feels like he fully agrees with her cause. We are supposed to feel bad when she dies, but why?

Cyborg was the best part of that movie and we would have never gotten it. These types of stories need to be told in long form.

Ew, it's still a terrible movie

@@highdefinition450 opinions my dude. I loved it, but I absolutely can see why people would not like it.

@@highdefinition450 I didn’t like it much, but that doesn’t invalidate anyone else’s opinion

I thought it was fine, but I feel like it could have been cut down to 3 hrs without ruining any of its best parts. The aspect ratio was fine but I wish there was a version that was in 16:9.

Truth.

“Oh, don’t try to fake me out, honey, go back to sleep.”

I didn’t believe my eyes when I saw the title

@@Lulcell same

I already know he's gonna hate Spider-Man: No Way Home

Exactly , everything felt so real and relatble while still retaining the superhero feel.

Or in Sam's words, the big three.

Super soldiers are still pretty wack

I think that was the strongest and weakest point of their plot. You know, while many marvel movies deal openly with heavy topics such as morality, what being a superhero means, the dangers of good people that just can't control their powers and many more interesting topics, we always had this kind of escape, you know, we'd go climbing and climbing for a deeper emotional climax while we were fighting with "the big three" and jokes, so it allowed us to not feel so pressured by their emotional stuff, but now, it only had the supersoldiers, and now they were motivated by deep human needs and complaints, not some crazy hydra shit or nationalism (the series touches it a lot though) so it was interesting because we had someone kind of new at the table, but we also had the possibility to overwhelm viewers with too much human drama (for example, 13rw was too overwhelming and charged of drama, it barely allowed us to breath) so I think they kind of did justice - I wouldn't say they nailed it, but they somehow found a somehow balance between the drama of us human beings and letting us breath properly

Marvel? Grounded? Lmao

Huh. . . Sounds like an alternate version of Balto and Togo. But, that's just me.

All the black soldiers that had 2 give up their seats 2 POWs, experimented on & treated less than human by a country they r fighting 4

It's also the reason why I loved the Snydr Cut way more than the 2017 version. The 4 hour runtime gave the movie more time to flesh out the characters. Also yeah, I agree. Daredevil Season 3 is the best thing in the MCU, and also my favorite season of any TV show EVER

I really don't get this reasoning. Are all movies ever just garbage because they are 90-140 minutes long? No, the problem is the writers. They need to be more efficient.

@@user-wx8mi1pd6g i think the point is in this genre which is character based it can definitely benefit from more run time especially when the writer can effectively use the time to give the characters life

@@keving5004 idk films like there will be blood have much better and thought out characters than anything in MCU. TV shows are nice and some stories take seasons to be told but more time doesn't make anything better, it's just more time. Plus I don't think FATWS needed to be 6 hours to tell this story effectively.

@@user-wx8mi1pd6g I think many stories benefit from it even if you don't think so for TFAWS. It means that under valued characters from films can shine

@Boba fett at home maybe thunderbolts more likely

@Boba fett at home Holy shit I just had an amazing idea. Thunderbolts vs. Young Avengers. Similar to how FATWS addresses the legacy of Captain America, a movie focusing on the clashing of two superhero teams over the legacy of the Avengers. With most of the original roster dead, retired, or focused on other adventures Thunderbolt Ross could potentially view the lack of avengers as not only a threat but an opportunity to envision the team as he always wanted. Meanwhile, the young avengers struggle with being taken seriously by the world, denied their place due to being younger and inexperienced. I mean all of the Young Avengers have pretty much been established already so I wouldn't be surprised if a movie or series isn't far off. Thunderbolts wouldn't be hard either. We have Ross, we have Goliath, and we have Zemo. U.S. Agent would probably make a nice fit, possibly Loki and more.

I've tried to find an answer online but its not been made clear. Is US Agent a villain or an antihero

@@ManlyPelican he's typically trying to be a hero but is crazy and falls antihero from time to time.

@@ManlyPelican I’d say anti-hero. He definitely leans more on the side of evil but he’s essentially captain America, if captain America was a jingoistic nationalist.

That was emotional even I could feel what he was feeling.

How easy are you to manipulate?

@@VladDascaliuc I'm sorry I enjoy emotionally connecting to the media I consume rather than filtering everything through 16 layers of irony

@@fangsabre Nah, you're just easy to manipulate. Some blood on the shield and ominous music was enough to make you feel what the show wanted you to feel despite it making literally no sense at all. That bullshit distinction you made to protect your sensitive ass ain't getting a pass from me, sorry. Get better standards and relate to better media. "Greatest imagery" my ass.

@@VladDascaliuc shut up. It’s his opinion and belief on the matter. You can’t change that. Get lost.

There was a lot of humanity in wandavision, amidst all the magic there were humans

I think it’s the fact that the grading has harsher blacks, contrast, and more “stylish” lighting.

@@HiTopFilms 100 percent. I’ve been so annoyed by the lack of black levels in the color grading of recent marvel films. It makes it feel like it’s being filmed in an empty parking garage. Having the black levels be there gives the colors a sense of depth and grounded ness.

I never understood why the color grading was such a big deal. As long as the costumes and action work and the narrative makes sense and is compelling, who cares what shade it is? I didn't watch Endgame and say "I'm taken out of this because of the shade of the backlighting."

@@jordansweet8054 when it looks like your actors are being shot in front of a blurry grey background filled into a green screen with very minimal depth and uninspired lighting it doesn’t feel like they’re really there and it makes the whole world feel small and not real. Location should tell a story, it should be a character itself in the story you’re trying to tell.

@@BrettAlanActor Maybe. For me, it looks like the place the battle was taking place and I'm supposed to be watching several payoffs to a decade of story telling, not looking for depth of visuals and lighting. Personally, TFAWS looked like every other action show of the last decade to me, nothing special. In both cases, it didnt affect my enjoyment.The Netflix Daredevil under lit hallway thing actually bothers me more. I like to see the dudes fight. Seriously, it feels like we're looking for these issues sometimes.

I think this elevate both Sam and Anthony Mackie as an Actor

I think, that's the whole purpose of these series. To make them a reliable character and give them arc.

Same

@Drew the series suck that’s just facts bro they don’t have the classic MCU vibe anymore

@Drew agreed

Wholeheartedly agree with you dude, my favourite thing from the entire franchise

Eh, best thing mcu has ever done will probably always be Daredevil.

Same here.

This is what makes episode 5 objectively the best

😔

Blackton America

That's a hood nigga America

Look this is random but old Steve looks like Joe Biden

“Nah. That’s the Smiling Tiger.”

That moment was rushed though

@Anurag Lamba Not only is that not true but it has nothing to do with a moment that was setup from the first episode but then isn't even given a minute to process.

@Anurag Lamba Stop talking about other scenes. They could've easily given that scene with Bucky and Yuri, 1 minute and a half and it would've been fine.

Amazing moment. Amazing 10 second moment...

Or that he accepted the Winter Soldier to be a part of his life to make up for.

Also Walker's redemption.

@@jamesbuchananbarnesss I actually think I would've preferred if he wasn't redeemed yet and was more of a villain.

@@hunterprice3320 He was never a villian though 🤷

To be quite honest, Isaiah Bradley, the other unnamed super soldiers that were mentioned by Isaiah Bradley, Karli, the other Flag Smashers with powers, kind of killed the idea of Steve Rogers being unique to me. I still think the show is pretty decent though.

@@daoyang223 what about them makes Steve any less special?

Same here

Imagine loving Endgame...

@@notyournormalguy_45 for Fuck sake let people have there opinions, and no I don't care for endgame but I also don't like toxicity.

@@notyournormalguy_45 imagine having an account named as Endgame is Cancer

@@notyournormalguy_45 If Endgame was a person it will be crying on massively praised billionaire

He’s easily the most complex character they’ve written.. I just hope he keeps doing irrational, Violent things so he doesn’t fall into the typical “Hero” type and keep him an Anti-hero with flaws

@@mustafaa945 you stupid? thats an image from a comic???

@@seaneyyy i was kidding relax holy shit 😭

@@mustafaa945 it,s an imagine from a comic Edit: nvm

Idiot

Yeah, he didn't get to that part of the story before dropping it though. It's perfectly fine if it wasn't for him, WandaVision's format is *extremely* different

@@disconsolate3235 The curious thing is he says he was actually interested in the sitcom stuff and fell out as it transitioned to the normal world stuff. Which is messed up as he missed Agatha's fantastic therapy session.

The problem with WandaVision is that the only characters you care about in WandaVision are Wanda and Vision, Monica Rambeau was a good character until she became a Wanda's simp. I liked that show, but i think i understand why he didn't like it.

@@jamesbuchananbarnesss I mean other mcu stuff only have 2 or 3 characters as lead look at loki it's all based on loki which is fine but the other characters are forgotten easily while they try to do it emotionally which doesnt fits same goes to wanda vision it was fine but still was never full and I hate the finale it went all mcu they could have done so much with loki and wanda magic rather than throwing colorful magic balls or wave at each other

@@jamesbuchananbarnesss Same. I didn't connect with anyone other than Wanda and Vision.

Snowman bruh

@sidd bi I agree. The government didn't take account for everyone's well-being and as Sam pointed out, they have the ability too. They came up with a half-assed solution when then they can..........do better.

You’re part of the problem.

@@taegotkash who?

@sidd bi and that's the point.

Lol fr. Rly goes to show that Steve’s tru superpower was the ability to give amazing speeches

As usual Steve was right, even if he was right with some heavy caveats. But he knew better than anyone, that the next Captain America had to be a good man.

*proceeds to give it to the government “Well, it ain’t mine!”

Same here

Watch the Sam Raimi trilogy of Spider Man. It was a movie trilogy that really focused on Peter as a character and his inner turmoil of trying to be both Peter and Spider Man. That kind of character driven Super Hero movie is what I really love the most.

@@TayoEXE Man the Sam Raimi trilogy is the greatest thing comic books have ever helped produce

@Sivaguhan Jegatheeswaran it's the reason Spider-Man is the poster boy of Marvel and one of the biggest characters in the entirety of pop culture

It’s fucking rough to watch the life Peter is having in Rami trilogy but I feel that that’s the point showing him having trouble balancing his superhero and normal life, another is Netflix Daredevil which doesn’t have much action yet so damn engaging

I find that odd. I liked his portrayal, but I by no means want to see more of Walker. That's the point. I don't understand this fascination with broken, questionable characters. Do you relate to him on a personal level because of his exploitation by the government and military? That I could understand... wanting to see someone like that redeem themselves.

I'm so glad they didn't do the clichéd MCU ending where Walker (who was perceived as a villain by the 4th episode) would've died.

@@DRACOCHIEF they kind of did ruin the tragic nature of his character though. They made him the cliche Marvel villain turned good guy where he started acting all cheery and making jokes when he literally went psycho a day ago after his best friend was murdered in front of him.

@@jonathanafowork2388 but thats what u dont understand, walker is not a villain! i mean for god’s sake he went to war served for his country accept to take the shield and be captain america, but he never trusted himself always compared to steve’s captain america, felt always unnecessary in every battle cuz he has no super powers, saw his partner and best friend die in front of him, being manipulated by the government when all he wanted to do is try to be a good guy and a good cap. he’s not a villain nor a hero and he didnt turned to be a good guy at the end, you’ll see what he’ll do as US Agent. The genius behind John Walker’s character is that even tho he’s not the perfect soldier or as good as sam or steve, he’s the most human, with him things aren’t always black or white, he’s a grey character, he’s someone with good intentions but can sometimes make the worst decisions

@@jonathanafowork2388 He never was a bad guy, he just is slightly unstable and that hasn’t left

This is actually kind of fucking disgusting, you know that, right?

???

Yes, he definitely racebaited his characters.

@@VladDascaliuc And why is that?

​@@TheShanicpower This person is using a dead guy to bolster their praise of a show where the main character endorses terrorism while the other character is an afterthought whose main conflict gets resolved in a 2 minute flashback, among many other issues. It wasn't enough with just saying that they liked it, or that they thought it was good, they had to go the extra mile. Have some fucking restraint.

not accept, embrace and make it his own, Sam didn't just accept his fate, he really took the role and made it his

Its truly inspiring to finally have a good african American superhero in an important role like this. As much as I wish i could say that black panther did this it didnt. T'challa is a king of a mythical technologically advanced secret nation. He doesnt really embody the strugglw of African americans or black people worldwide. Sam wilson however does. Hes an ordinary man FROM THE AMERICAN SOUTH who became captain america. And then we have bucky there to detail a realistic case of someone struggling to overcome mental illness as well. This show gave us a lot of what we needed from the mcu for it to feel genuine.

its actually sad imo. The falcon can't be an iconic hero, he had to take a mantle.

@@kenny4957 Torres is gonna make the Falcon mantle iconic.

@@kenny4957 I think the purpose of Sam embracing the role is to make the role his own. Steve embodied what America thought it was, Walker embodied what America truly is... whereas Sam embodies what America needs to be, and can do that by taking up the mantle in order to make it his own and to make it better, thus not only establishing himself as his own hero, but as a symbol of how *we can do better*

Especially with that man whose son he killed

Same, it definitely felt more... real? Idk how to explain it. The scenes where Sam is victim of racism feel so weird because in-universe, you wouldn't think he'd be treated like a nobody, you'd think he'd be treated like Barack Obama or something. He saved the world, there's no way people can't recognize him or he can't get money anywhere. I bet any company would love to sponsor a close friend of Steve Rogers and a member of the Avengers. With Bucky, it definitely felt more in line with the universe they're in, although I still have no clue how no one recognizes him either. He was an internationally wanted fugitive for years and he's Cap's best friend, it's all so strange.

I felt like Bucky didn’t get enough at all

@@shamarstewart4964 That gave my poor heart issues. I was trying to push him to say something, but I was freaking out myself.

Sam's growth into a terrorism apologist was great and nuanced, yes.

I can't, John was the good guy the Flagsmashers were selfish assholes who used violence to get their way

I agree dude. I love the way the "villain" wasn't some big baddy just someone pushed to an extreme due to struggle.

@@neotwo8786 John wasn't a good or bad guy. He was definitely not evil but he cannot be Captain America. Power makes you more yourself this show reminded us and you saw how corrupt he became.

@@adeelshahid2001 I would counter that with saying that he can’t be captain America right now. He’s still figuring himself out after coming back from war. At some point in the future, if he keeps on working on himself he very well could be. It was bad timing for him, but he was too much of a patriot to turn it down

@@Victor-vx2hl mate he did not recently come back from war. lol if he has two medals of honours and can’t defend himself in that encounter either he’s a shit soldier or the american military ranking system is shit. imo it’s both

This quote fits well when comparing Steve Rogers and John Walker. Steve is a good man, while John is a perfect soldier. It is a parallel.

@@primalvelocity3811 John's a good guy by the end apparently so not sure that quote works anymore

@@bobsandwich3431 I doubt he's a "good guy", as Val officially turned him into U.S Agent.

@@bobsandwich3431 He's always been good

Agreed. He should also talk about Agents of Shield. That show also got better with every season

It could've been condensed. The seasons are too long

@@nathanieldiaz5254 Need more AOS love!

@@nathanieldiaz5254 The last couple of seasons were borderline experimental.

@@tahunuva4254 I'm sorry, English isn't my first language. What does that mean exactly?

-IGN

"I feel things"-ign

@@Alex-ji7fr IGN is shit

I think that was just a rumor

Would be too obvious just like the rest of their hints in the show..

Show runner has denied it, but they always do in these situations.

Karli is the picture of someone swept up by escalation. She thought the only way to win was to fight fire with fire, and as she got more comfortable with power she got more comfortable with using her power to get what she thought was right faster. She wasn't mature enough to recognize the slippery slope for what it is.

Everything you two just said - AMAZING INTERPRETATION

@@3Rayfire On top of that, she’s likely between 18-22 and a woman who was like a mother to her just died. She’s already going to be unstable in her emotions.

Agreed, that’s my thoughts exactly on the Flag Smashers

Yet people disregard their struggles because they are "terrorists". I can't believe how much people missed the point of this show, I'm glad everyone in this comment section seems to have a brain.

Late response: While I love the MCU, and personally I disagree with what you’ve said, (expect for the “we want to truth back to the way it was before the blip” and if you count John walker as a villain, he was pretty good) But you arnt a idiot for having another opinion, don’t think like that.

The overarching plot was that in the five years after the Decimation, there were so many people lost that the world's governments basically unified, kinda like the EU and people were able to move freely around the world. Countries were more than happy to have new people move in as those people could fill in the vacant jobs and help restart or sustain their economy. Then came the blip. Suddenly people are back in the places they were and there are now new people living where they used to live. With the restoration of the decimated, the world's governments were basically trying to restore the world to what it was before the Snap, restore the national borders, the old antagonisms, and most prominently move the citizens who had moved *back* to where they came from, by any means necessary. The FlagSmashers like the way the world was during the Decimation, a world with no borders no imagined divisions between humanity. They also opposed the methods that the GRC the Global Resettlement Council was going to use to restore those old borders. Like the World Security Council before it, the GRC while an official government agency wasn't necessarily operating via global consensus. These people were likely elected to their positions but before the Blip and are now utilizing their authority without really asking the rest of the world what they want, which is why Sam's speech at the end was so important.

When will you guys stop complaining about stuff that makes up for barely 15% of the show?

agreed

To quote Quentin Tarantino. U don't go to Metallica and then ask the fuckers to turn the music down. Captain America stories are political by nature. You summed it up very well.

Maybe I misunderstand, but honestly dont think Captain America as a character has ever been meant to be Political. If anything I find the name Captain America brings to mind a very apolitical "brand" for lack of better term. It's what makes Sam taking up the moniker so interesting is that he as a black man has been let down in a lot of ways by the US. And for him to wrap himself in those stars and stripes is symbolic that Captain America is for ALL Americans. Captain America is a Soldier and Soldiers fight for everyone and dont fight for their own political beliefs or interests. Just my two cents.

@@jaycue7641 he was political, heck, he was the face of the nation in ww2, the kind of America, America himself tried to be. Steve Rogers was the political embodiment because he was "perfect, with morals and everything America aspires to be" hence the shock in the next movies about the real America and the world they must defend/represent, that's why we don't see any major black characters given so much superpower in the captain America first movie, and then we learn that it did in fact happened, but it was a monstrosity in regardless of basic human rights and all that. Captain America was a soldier, and honestly, aren't soldier political figures?

@@victoriadealba5558 Soldiers are not supposed to represent any Political affiliation whatsoever. In fact we're prohibited from doing so in uniform. Captain America was supposed represent all Americans not pushing for any political agenda whatsoever. I think you're thinking of politics in a different meaning than usual.

Why? I thought it was decent, showed that he was ready to be Captain America and showing the world that it doesn't have to be so restrictive with it's BS

Totally agree.

@@seantylerfermin4927 His heart was in the right place. No one's arguing that. The problem is that anyone can point out a system's flaws and offer no solutions whatsoever, which is exactly how Sam acted in that speech. Telling your leaders to simply "do better" without suggesting a way to do so doesn't contribute anything to its improvement, doesn't help your argument, and doesn't reflect your capabilities as a leader yourself. Even if he had been completely on point with his criticisms and offered solutions, it's very out of line of him to come with that kind of lecture when he defends (though thankfully doesn't justify) straight-up terrorists like they're victims, to the point of insisting to stop calling them what they clearly are. It's true that the Flag Smashers suffered neglect under the relocation initiatives that sought to give the Snap victims their lives and possessions back, and that the sense of unity and solidarity between all nations that humanity has always sought to achieve was lost. But they wanted to revert the world to its state after the Snap by any means necessary for the selfish reason of taking back benefits and possessions that weren't theirs to begin with, not to defend anyone's rights. And blaming the governments for doing their job after an unprecedented universal event that they had no control over is just nonsensical. The Snap victims didn't ask to die, nor did they intend to ruin the survivors' lives by coming back and asking for what's rightfully theirs to be returned to them. And I say this as someone who very much enjoyed the show overall.

@@CouncilCape897 "Telling your leaders to simply "do better" without suggesting a way" He DID. He said more than that. Haters forget that part. "But they wanted to revert the world to its state after the Snap by any means necessary for the selfish reason of taking back benefits and possessions that weren't theirs to begin with" No, they did it to prevent being killed in Camps where they were deliberately being starved and left to die. "And blaming the governments for doing their job" They were doing their job very poorly.

and sam’s new suit is cool af

Truth.

But they were just pandering to... hold on, I just got a notification from my new, excessively expensive iPhone that I'll upgrade next year... pandering to the woke crowd.

Funny, as someone in the same situation it kinda rang hollow. Like, this dude is recognised *on the streets* as a veteran of, you know, saving the world. If he opened a goFundMe, he'd rake in enough for a whole fleet of boats :P I get it, they're trying to portray him as the everyman, but like.. He's not. He's the elite. It's indicative of marvel's worldbuilding problem as much it is a consequence of "pAnDeRiNg"

@@tahunuva4254 "pandering," aka "virtue signaling"? The point is that Sam wouldn't open a fucking GoFundMe just as Steve, or any other self-respecting person wouldn't. It's something you do in an emergency, if you do it at all, not to save a boat. I don't think I could bring myself to open a goFundMe regardless of the circumstances. It's like using a cheat code in life. Boring as hell. Sam and Steve didn't choose the easy path. They chose a more noble one. That's why he can pick up the hammer.

Plus the first scene from episode 4 was really powerful. Sebastian Stan nailed it.

@@AbstractIntellectus Easily one of the best acting bits in the entire MCU! It was great!

@@theflash9735 it really was. Lemar was good guy and a good soldier. Both he and his family deserved better. And when walker said something along the lines of "it meant the world to me too." To Lemar's mother, that really hit me in the feels.

Wait the one where Walker lied to Lemar's parents? His wife had to remind him to go to them while he was furious of his title being stripped.

Walker letting his best friend's murderer get away so he could help people was...just great, and perfectly shows how despite his PTSD, despite him not being "a good man", he is trying, he is really trying to be as good as he can be, and as close as he can to be "Captain America". John Walker showed that you dont need to try to bePERFECT, you just have to try to be BETTER.

There's most likely not going to be a season 2 especially since Captain America 4 is confirmed in the works rn

No, we need a feature film. Enough of this drawn-out, episodic crap...

@@RealCoolGuy Captain America 4 is confirmed already dawg

@@jimmoyjahns just looked it up... Nice!

Part 2 is going to be captain America 4 prob

WENT AGAINST JOHN WALKER FOR NO REASON???? BRUH WATCH EPISODE 4. They didn't like him being Cap "since day one" because Bucky knew Steve wanted Sam to take the shield, and Sam knew the government was just picking Walker for his combat ability and lets be honest.... his race

@@c32g89 and your point? Sam gave up the mantle, when you give up something in life don't come back butthurt when it's given to someone new, and john walker was chosen because of his military achievements, not his RAcE, the dude literaly says behind closed doors "the whole world is expecting me to be something, and i don't want to fail them", steve would be puking if he saw sam and bucky

@@ermanbumaguin8063 Sam wanted the mantle retired 100%, not given to some buffoon who'd ruin it, which Walker nearly did. Walker was chosen because of his race, that's why they made sure his sidekick (who was smarter than him) was a Black guy.

@@ShadowSonic2 sam is the goofiest person what are you talking about, the guy that defends terrorists as poor "victims of the system", walker being chosen by his race lmao don't talk that sjw nonsense be smarter than that, and his companion was chosen because he was good as well, not because he was smarter what mushroom do you smoke

@@pk6843 lmfao that snowflake should have taken care of the flagsmasher TERRORIST group instead of being a liberal goofy

Yes

Very weird comparison lol. I need to watch that pokemon series; I saw a little bit of it

That seems much better I'm going to check that out THANKS DUDE

Damn I must be old if you were a kid when that came out

@@MasonOfLife LOL How old were you? Or ARE you right now?

@@Gadget-Walkmen I’m 28 but I was mistaken I thought Chronicles was Pokémon Origins and didn’t read their whole comment My b

@@colonel.halberstern5893 shush lol

@@colonel.halberstern5893 Bruh, I wouldn’t call it a 180 but im pretty sure he was always like this, He Saved a Veterans Legacy, From a Forgotten Soldier to a Remember Hero, Just Like Sam Said We dont Call Them a Terrorist, Im Pretty on board with Carli being meh since the Virus plot line got remove so they had to change it last minute, but it just my opinion and you have yours

He’s definitely not gonna be the next Robert Downey Jr.

@@colonel.halberstern5893 tbh I've heard the show is pretty dumb, haven't seen it but I've heard mixed things about it, the only issue is that it isn't intentionally trying to be dumb like most marvel movies mainly gotg and Ragnarok, it's more serious and so these dumb moments actually feel like a terrible decision by the writing team instead of just a fun moment.

@@luke5930 you haven't seen it so wtf are u talking about

Watch critical drinkers video his sarcasm was great

@@sagarvishe3463 I watched a little then turned it off. Sarcasm can wear thin fast especially if that's the KZfaqr's specialty which I'm assuming it is.

@@sagarvishe3463 I enjoy parts of his videos but he's gets way to political and thinks every thing is pushing an agenda and then praises movies like terminator 2 when someone can easily argue that that movie was pushing an agenda too. Any movie with a female protagonist can be said to be pushing an agenda. It's not true but it's easy to say. He gave the worst midsommar review I've ever seen. The entire point of the movie went over his head so that he could try to say that the ending was showing female empowerment when it was clearly showing that the cult has manipulated her into joining them. His reviews will always be biased because as soon as anything that can remotely be considered sjw or left wing shows up he looses his shit. Can't trust his opinion unfortunately I can't even respect it because he can't seperate his politics from his reviews.

@@bobsandwich3431 yeah it gets annoying sometimes

Sagar Vishe I am a fan of his channel but I don’t always agree with his opinions and I didn’t agree with his Falcon and the winter soldier review I really enjoyed the show

Agreed. I find the best comic book films/TV shows are the ones where you could take out the superpowers and recognizable characters and still have a great story, the likes of The Dark Knight, Logan, Captian America: Winter Soldier, Guardians of the Galaxy, Black Panther, Joker, Daredevil, and The Falcon and Winter Soldier are all top tier because they embrace the human element as much as they do the superhuman aspect.

@@Deathlygunn yessir daredevil will always be my #1

@@Deathlygunn also winter soldier has fucking amazing fights

I agree with what you say it's just when you right something serious and add the word Baskin Robbins it's just 😂

The stuff with MCU spiderman you mentioned barely matters though as Tony Stark instantly gives him everything he needs

@@Spongebrain97 Peter was Spider-Man for six months before Tony met him. That’s not “instantly”. And even then, the amount of time doesn’t matter. The point is he was still poor at some point, which goes against HiTop’s claim that this show was the first to do that

@@alosim1541 again that doesnt matter though because him being poor was said to us, not seen by us. As soon as Peter Parker is introduced to us Tony Stark instantly recruits him and gives him his high tech suit. Compare that to the Sam Rami and Mark Webb films where Peter is poor af the whole time and struggles to be a hero. The closest thing we get to that in Homecoming is the third act when his suit is taken away ☠. The amount of time does matter

@@Spongebrain97 no it doesn’t lmao. The fact is Peter was poor at some point. Just cause we didn’t see it while it was happening it doesn’t mean it didn’t happen at all 🤡

I hated both

Did u laugh when people are calling this show unamerican or something

Hey ur that guy who posts looney tunes videos. Ur a hero

@@117MasterSpartan Thanks, hope you like em

M8, don’t play with us, you’re not human- you are a king hedgehog named “Blake W.” Just as I am a symbol with some text under it. (I’m joking)

Isaiah was definitely one of the best parts of this show along many other things. Really happy how they incorporated prevalent social issues in such an excellent way through his character.

I love that Episode 5 proved that the story doesn't have to be interrupted every 5 minutes by punchkicking assblasting to be interesting. Usually it's the calmer moments that give more weight to a story.

Though I thought the series was okay, I do see a big difference with opinions. People say the character development was good, but IMO the development for the flagsmashers was minimal at best and busy was underutilized. Felt the series could have been better and with cap 4 having these same development team I’m not confident in their ability

@@Inferno-xe1wt They were actually supposed to have a side story with the flag smashers but they had to cut it because they thought people were going to be mad at them for it being too similar to the pandemic.

@@topgunn9513 I heard that as well but feel that thought the pandemic has had a impact of course it should be easy to write around motives and just think the under development didn’t help

@@topgunn9513 That's an explanation, not an excuse.

He didn't even like endgame

This is what the mcu needs so badly for the next phase, not the same overused formula like we see in the Shang chi trailer or wandavision, just this. I honestly hope we can get more of this, and it will hopefully knock some sense in the mcu fanbase about what cinema or TV is about.

@@eliasfigarzon9813 Eternals from the shots we saw so far actually look pretty good.

Impossible, my opinions are the only ones that are valid

@@highdefinition450 More like let's hate what's good for attention and likes.

@@criticalhard Or maybe he likes self contained stories, but your opinion is more important than his right?

Thor Ragnashit did suck.

the main villain is trash

This show is FAR from “trash” in anyway, I love most MCU movies and shows and I disagree with Hitop usual as some of his takes against ALOT of the mcu movies and characters direction shows I disagree with entirely but we can still agree to disagree and still be cool with one another. This show isn’t perfect but it’s fun and awesome overall and nowhere near as “bad” as people are crying about it to be at all, the Falcon and the winter soldier are is a pretty damn awesome show overall!

Just wait for Loki

2021 is still better than 2020. it’s still bad but we’re getting loads of content at least

Invincible. Watch it.

Ok but wtf is ur username and pfp

@@RohanJoshi910 all see some, but some like you see all

That part got me to. I hope that hit home for others aswell.

@@RohanJoshi910 It's Michael Jackson's Aborted Son, it's written right there

Little did the kid know, the shield was used to slaughter a minority mere days prior. How epic.

King

@Mathew Sakwa if you support him (HiTop) on Patreon you can get early access to his videos.

How did you comment 7 hours ago???

He killed them in combat. He was on a mission and he had to strike hard and fast. Also he was "Falcon" at that time. While fighting the girl, he knew and understood her problems. That's why he felt bad for her. To him she was a misguided teenager. Also as the new Captain America, he needs to abide by some rules. So he tried his best to not kill.

@@anjaneyasreetrout2444 so he shouldn't have given "no killing" speeches throughout the whole show (it was not only when he became Cap). Those people in the beginning also had reasons, family and whatever, he just didn't heard them :p cuz you know, they were dead. It doesn't matter if he was in a mission, dealing with Karli can also be seen as a mission, killing her could prevent the death of innocent people.

@@brnfz275 They were literally shooting at him in mid-air that time. They was absolutely nothing else he could do to make sure they didn't end up shooting at him again. With the flagsmashers. He actually had a chance for negotiation. The important thing is that he only killed when it was the final option.

@@anjaneyasreetrout2444 My problem is that the show paints Sam as someone who doesn't kill.

@@anjaneyasreetrout2444 And even at the end, when was obvious that Karli had no saving, she was literally trying to kill him, he didn't fight her, and then said that "dOnT Call ThEm TeRRoRiStS" bull crap.

Third spot* Loki would be the second one.

@@jamesbuchananbarnesss Sorry but no.

He could've become captain america day one but they chose to make him pussy out then get mad about it

What more was there in that scene that we needed? Perhaps there could have been more time before the confession. But once it happened the rest of the conversation... I cannot envision that being portrayed realistically and also being an effective or good sequence.

@@pseudonymousbeing987 Huh? Slow mo and different camera angles of Sebastian Stan don’t emphasize the importance of the scene. It was glossed over, in other words. It’s supposed to be an emotional scene for us, the audience, and Bucky. It didn’t have much weight.

@@Jewce24 Exactly. We didn't get to know if Yori ever forgave him. Bucky just confessed and got out. Felt really unsatisfied with that scene.

@@zyrusvito And then Bucky passes by the bar, which leaves me wondering if the bartender knew about what he did because of Yori. So many questions wtf

@@Jewce24 ikr? That was supposed to be such a special moment. That reminds me how Bucky ran out of the bar in episode 1 when the bartender talked about Yori. Did he apologize to her later? And I don't think our questions would be answered from Marvel when they're already having a tight schedule.

Kevin Feige said they want to do something different in 4th phase and they delivered it well.

@@Vor567tez PFFFFT. Phase 4's been a dud from pillar to post, focusing on themes nobody cared about, turning Wanda into basically a villain and STILL claiming it's heroism (it isn't), and every new entry has been yikes sunbaked in more yikes. It's different alright. All-New All Different in fact. The same movement in 2015 that CRATERED Marvel COMICS even FURTHER into the hole they already put themselves in beforehand. SO BAD in fact, they had to bring back all the originals barely 1.5 years later.

@@SoraMatt I don't understand fully wht u r saying but Wanda was in no way called as hero. The town people were visibly upset with Wanda's doing and there was no cheering for her. Also she neither is a villain, she did made a mistake but it was not deliberate. By the way I would like to know from u what kinds of themes MCU should hv explored that everyone cares for?

@@SoraMatt You haven't read the comics have you, nor have you really seen the shows... Wanda is an anti-hero, she does what she thinks is right and obviously, it isn't necessarily right to everyone else (which is what the entire show was about you fucking dud). Please don't share your opinion if it's based on a pile of shit. Read House of M if you think Wanda is "sHowN As tHE HErO"

@@freeshavaacadooo1095 you mean Nick Spencer turning Cap into a Nazi and trying to frame everything about Sam Wilson during that time as "the black Cap?" Complete with US Agent himself surrounded by a strange looking mob that resembled a MAGA rally demanding that he hand over the shield? And Red Skull spoke in Trump talking points (and now in Jordan Peterson rhetoric?) Clearly I read more comics that you, sweetie.

Truth.