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MARVEL's The Falcon and The Winter Soldier Official Thread
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one day yall will realize marvel will never stop testing the bounds
they laughed when they said a 20+ movie universe spanning over a decade was possible
now they laughing when they said they'll tackle the toughest sociopolitical conflicts and issues of our time
who knows maybe loki will tackle isreal and palestine, reparations or abortion next
anything is possible in the MCU 
PlayerNinety_Nine
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You can fukk Bucky up with the instruction manual for his arm and a spanner, and regular Baltimore City cops were ready to do Sam super dirty just for having an animated discussion with a White man in the street.
Wanda made sock puppets out of a whole town and some government employees, because she was sad. She needed the accords. And Jesus.
You can fukk Bucky up with the instruction manual for his arm and a spanner, and Baltimore City cops were ready to do Sam super dirty just for having an animated discussion with a White man in the street.
Wanda made sock puppets out of a whole town and some government employees, because she was sad. She needed the accords. And Jesus.
What's strange is that Hayward, who was the director of a US government agency, was the evil bad guy for not following the accords in his efforts to stop a magical slave driver...while at the same time the government is hiring Sam and Bucky....of all people...as "free agents".
In both shows the accords are enforced exactly opposite to their original intention in order to make the plot work.
One thing I'm loving about these shows is that they are really making them for comic fans, and treating the casuals as an afterthought. Even with Flagsmasher(s), in the comics he's a z-list random appearance villain, but even when Cap approaches him it's like "OK I understand your pain and intention, but you're going about it the wrong way with your actions." The end was comic book-y, so I can see how most won't feel it.
Falcon Cap is a dope series because Sam being who he is tries to balance what he has to do as Cap with what he represents as a person-a black man. I think they did a great job incorporating that into the series.
I can't wait to see what they do with US Agent - Thunderbolts, West Coast Avengers, Mighty Avengers...
They have him up there because as far as the world is concerned, he died during Endgame. How are they gonna explain why he is old, or why he gave up the mantle? Simple solution is he's "dead" to the public, but perhaps on the moon with Fury.
Falcon Cap is a dope series because Sam being who he is tries to balance what he has to do as Cap with what he represents as a person-a black man. I think they did a great job incorporating that into the series.
I can't wait to see what they do with US Agent - Thunderbolts, West Coast Avengers, Mighty Avengers...
They have him up there because as far as the world is concerned, he died during Endgame. How are they gonna explain why he is old, or why he gave up the mantle? Simple solution is he's "dead" to the public, but perhaps on the moon with Fury.
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new "Yap" *ahem* "Cap", Zemo and Vision are gonna spend the entire film philosophising about existentialism, crime and criminality
humminbird
Veteran
they were working alongside the government for the most part and actually stepped back when the U.S. government took jurisdiction in skovia.
Wanda was giving them the finger and making them feel like idiots which was fun to watch. So that's probably why they were talking about it more in that show
but FUKK those accords the avengers saved your asses and you still want a dumb piece of paper holding them back
Dillah810
Flat Girther
I'll go slap Michelle Obama's ass if this shyt ever happens
MajesticLion
Veteran
Fury is on the moon killing Uatu 
