The y shoulda made this into a movie.
fukk the bullshyt. The quality of this is insane!
They really chucked out (who im guessing is) USAgent.
My man Sam was like...
a 2 hour movie or 10 hours of piff
ill take 10 hrs of piff
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a 2 hour movie or 10 hours of piff
ill take 10 hrs of piff
so this john walker cac the new captain america
does he have powers or anything?
does he have powers or anything?
beenz
Rap Guerilla
this was so much better than my expectations. I'll definitely watch it again this weekend.
New Cap had a pistol.....
beenz
Rap Guerilla
how is sam so broke
these dudes saved the world and got nothing, id have robbed a bank or something
He was gone for 5 years cuz of the "blip"
Devilinurear
Veteran
In the comics he has super strength
OmegaK2099
Gettin' It In
Got turned into a super soldier from science experiments
Anthony Mackie is an underrated actor. Dude is very good
Mortal1
Superstar
Black superheroes still get 
at the bank even if they’ve saved the world countless of times
at the bank even if they’ve saved the world countless of times
Trapperman Dave
Basil Fawty
He’s desd
I enjoyed the contrast of the 2 leads.
An extroverted family man and a loner.
An extroverted family man and a loner.
Was very whelmed by this first episode. There was a metric ton of set up which is to be expected for the first episode of a series but some of the stuff they spent time on just had me like 
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Not sure why we needed to go into the economic troubles of the Wilson Family. I also want to know why they turned Sam Wilson into the son of Bubba Gump instead of being the Harlem born and raised son of a preacher like he is in the comics? Was this established in earlier movies or was this something that came from this show?
Anyway all of that seemed unnecessary.
I did like the idea of Bucky going about making amends to people he wronged in a way that no therapist would ever advise.
The opening rescue mission was well done and it was cool seeing Batroc the Leaper again.
Also what type of lame ass politician decided to pick this dude to be their new Captain America though?
It's like he is the white version of this
under that mask.
.Not sure why we needed to go into the economic troubles of the Wilson Family. I also want to know why they turned Sam Wilson into the son of Bubba Gump instead of being the Harlem born and raised son of a preacher like he is in the comics? Was this established in earlier movies or was this something that came from this show?
Anyway all of that seemed unnecessary.
I did like the idea of Bucky going about making amends to people he wronged in a way that no therapist would ever advise.
The opening rescue mission was well done and it was cool seeing Batroc the Leaper again.
Also what type of lame ass politician decided to pick this dude to be their new Captain America though?
It's like he is the white version of this
under that mask.
Black superheroes still get
KNEW that shyt was gonna go down like that
Quick takeaways:
- I love how understated yet real the violence is. I mean if you've seen people get shot for real you know it ain't movie effects, a lot of times it's not nearly as dramatic. This is a good way to do it in the MCU. Not a bunch of focus on the gore but I had fun keeping a body count, them nikkas in the helicopter? DIGGITY DEAD
- I loved how they didn't make it a big deal about Rhodey, made me smile seeing them together because I don't remember them having much screen time together. This isn't a 'black' show but between their camaraderie and his sister, who is beautiful btw, I feel at home already.
- I love how we have shifted from world bending, world ending scenarios with cosmic threats to coming back down to earth, caring about one person so intensely, like some old man who lost a child. This is a Marvel show but how different/less believable can this really be than something like Bad Boys or Lethal Weapon? The quality of this first episode shows a lot of potential for what can be done with Marvel in the realm of TV.
- I love how understated yet real the violence is. I mean if you've seen people get shot for real you know it ain't movie effects, a lot of times it's not nearly as dramatic. This is a good way to do it in the MCU. Not a bunch of focus on the gore but I had fun keeping a body count, them nikkas in the helicopter? DIGGITY DEAD
- I loved how they didn't make it a big deal about Rhodey, made me smile seeing them together because I don't remember them having much screen time together. This isn't a 'black' show but between their camaraderie and his sister, who is beautiful btw, I feel at home already.
- I love how we have shifted from world bending, world ending scenarios with cosmic threats to coming back down to earth, caring about one person so intensely, like some old man who lost a child. This is a Marvel show but how different/less believable can this really be than something like Bad Boys or Lethal Weapon? The quality of this first episode shows a lot of potential for what can be done with Marvel in the realm of TV.
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