The Making of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier

It was interesting to see how the crew managed to finish filming the show in the pandemic situation. They did a really great work, and this episode really shows that.

Could it be done better? Yes. There are a lot of clips of the series. But it still is interesting to see.

Nice overview of this TV show. They show us how it was made and how they pulled the whole TV show and the differents difficulties with Covid. And others problems. Its a very nice episode to know more about the show and how they turn and where. I enjoyed it.

Not sure how this got an 8.6 ( at time of writing ). The actual show was pretty good, although nowhere near as good as Wanda Vision, but this isn't a documentary about the making of the show, it is an incredibly dull hour long trailer. The constant dramatic music in the background doesn't help. It seems odd to me that DC tries do hard to be as successful as Marvel, and here is a documentary trying desperately hard to make Marvel as dull as DC.

Fascinating to see how Falcon & Winter Soldier was created. The story draws on both the comics and the evolution of the characters as shown in the MCU, refined by the writer with input from actors and producers.

The fight scenes that exciting in their final form are even more impressive when you see all the components: stunt choreography, actors, high tech cameras, CG effects, different shooting locations...

And this production had more than the usual challenges to scheduling and shooting, losing a major location when earthquakes tragically hit Puerto Rico, and pausing production for eight months because of the COVID-19 pandemic.