Following the events of 'Avengers: Endgame,' Sam Wilson/Falcon and Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier team up in a global adventure that tests their abilities -- and their patience.Following the events of 'Avengers: Endgame,' Sam Wilson/Falcon and Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier team up in a global adventure that tests their abilities -- and their patience.Following the events of 'Avengers: Endgame,' Sam Wilson/Falcon and Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier team up in a global adventure that tests their abilities -- and their patience.
- Nominated for 5 Primetime Emmys
- 2 wins & 38 nominations total
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Summary
Reviewers say 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier' is lauded for its exploration of race, responsibility, and healing, with standout performances from Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan. The show is appreciated for its emotional depth and character arcs, though it draws criticism for political undertones and pacing issues. The action sequences and social issue discussions are both praised and critiqued, reflecting a mixed audience response.
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The Falcon and the Winter Soldier is a very solid miniseries that gives us MCU's new generation to Captain America. Sure, the movie may not have the best pacing even for streaming and the writing isn't as strong as most of the movies. But it does a very good job for having an enjoyable plot, solid characters, great visuals, exciting action, and a very strong social commentary on the last episode against discrimination and how the world can be corrupted, even to this day. I get that there may be those that prefer watching the MCU movies than the shows since they do have other things, which I understand the sentiment. But I think this is the series that's worth checking out if you want to watch something on Disney Plus that's action packed and legitimately mature. It may not be the best thing to come out of MCU, but I consider this as one of the better MCU shows to find.
So true. So true. I am very glad i've learned that if it's a series, writers can take time and really develope a deeper story, with more complex character development. They do not have to put it "in simple terms" so you can easily and quickly see everything all at once.
That doesn't work for some viewers. They don't have the time, they do not want to put in the effort. I do!
The Falcon and The Winter Soldier was a slow churning locomotive spinning on the tracks as it started to move. Then it picked up speed.
It turned into a freakin' runaway train heading for the bridge where the dynamite just blew the f'n tracks to smithereens!!
No, it's not a "simple" story. No it's not a oversimplified plot for childlike minds. It ain't " black and white", good vs evil. This thing has some gray matter to chew on.
Yum yum.
When's the next season? I'm hungry, ready to chow down!
That doesn't work for some viewers. They don't have the time, they do not want to put in the effort. I do!
The Falcon and The Winter Soldier was a slow churning locomotive spinning on the tracks as it started to move. Then it picked up speed.
It turned into a freakin' runaway train heading for the bridge where the dynamite just blew the f'n tracks to smithereens!!
No, it's not a "simple" story. No it's not a oversimplified plot for childlike minds. It ain't " black and white", good vs evil. This thing has some gray matter to chew on.
Yum yum.
When's the next season? I'm hungry, ready to chow down!
Marvel has spoiled us fans in the past. But this series is just not as good. Its not because of politics or of political correctness or of racial mentions; its because of the PLOT.
Which kinda sucks. Inconsistent and at many times just pointless, the plot seems uninspired and forced, in order to make this series' story move forward.
Here's a few: What exactly was Carly's main motivation? What makes the GRC so bad for Carly? Why don't they work more on the idea of the shield as a mantle? That could have been a great opportunity here.
Why get into the power broker story arc in the first place and not further develop it?
And why spend so much time in the political issues? Is that because the script is just non-existant? Maybe... The dialogue at times is also incredibly stupid...which makes me wonder about the way marvel/disney approach their audience nowadays.
Wandavision was not perfect but it was smart and well made with good dialogue and world building. But this one is more closer to a messy, character-lacking and backstory-missing series.
Now why 6,5? 1-The action sequences are good and the start is impressive. Also there is a few more action sequences further on which are worth it. 2-Stan and Mackie are good action actors and look alright on screen, so its fun watching them and their chemistry is ok. 3-because i m a fan like most people here and i still like watching these stories and I appreciate the effort needed to get these done.
I would just like this one to be better... 6,5/10 for the action.
Which kinda sucks. Inconsistent and at many times just pointless, the plot seems uninspired and forced, in order to make this series' story move forward.
Here's a few: What exactly was Carly's main motivation? What makes the GRC so bad for Carly? Why don't they work more on the idea of the shield as a mantle? That could have been a great opportunity here.
Why get into the power broker story arc in the first place and not further develop it?
And why spend so much time in the political issues? Is that because the script is just non-existant? Maybe... The dialogue at times is also incredibly stupid...which makes me wonder about the way marvel/disney approach their audience nowadays.
Wandavision was not perfect but it was smart and well made with good dialogue and world building. But this one is more closer to a messy, character-lacking and backstory-missing series.
Now why 6,5? 1-The action sequences are good and the start is impressive. Also there is a few more action sequences further on which are worth it. 2-Stan and Mackie are good action actors and look alright on screen, so its fun watching them and their chemistry is ok. 3-because i m a fan like most people here and i still like watching these stories and I appreciate the effort needed to get these done.
I would just like this one to be better... 6,5/10 for the action.
So this guy is one of the heroes who saved not just the world but the entire universe...but he doesn't get paid enough to get a bank loan. I know superhero movies are unrealistic but this is just taking the piss and mocking the struggles that real people have.
Not bad not bad. I feel the team on this rushed with putting this out or did not place a lot of priority on it because they just needed to give us a story or a reason to accept a colored man succeeding a white man and that is fine. I liked how they were able to make it make sense, how they brought in a lot to try to convince people and just accept that the old avengers are gone and we just have to accept that these new heroes are not as bad and are actually a good replacement. The inclusion of Bucky's redemption journey was also key and that was a good inclusion by the team. The only reason I felt it was rushed or given less of a priority was due to the less attention given to masking or hiding the stunt men we could actually see the stunt men without trying. Having to wear masks during action was smart but impossible to not notice. Falcon's stunt man? My oh my visible and easy to notice during his session at the lake house training with the shield. They could have done better and I love the fact they kept it PG it's difficult to come by movies which have respect these days and I am happy marvel try to stay that way. No sex scenes and even in Madripor they were able to give the audience the scene of a club without it being an actual club which is filled with sexual and alcoholic scenes like other movies showcase. Nice movie but could have been better. But I enjoyed it.
Did you know
- TriviaThe Smithsonian Museum Captain America tribute first seen in Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) is seen throughout the series. Many of the displays featured in it come from the MCU Captain America films including one of the posters being the 1st issue of Captain America comic book, the newspaper article of Captain America saving the child, the uniform of the Howling Commando named Pinkerton, weapons the Howling Commandos used in World War II, a newspaper article of the Howling Commandos destroying HYDRA factories, Steve Roger's 4F rejection form, Cap's poster as a war bond salesman, and Cap's bike and original shield from Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) as well as the uniform Captain America wore in The Avengers (2012). The Bucky section is expanded to include his time as the Winter Soldier and the Sokovia Accords.
- Crazy creditsDuring the portion of the end credits that is accompanied by photographs, graffiti and newspaper clippings, Sebastian Stan receives top billing in the odd-numbered episodes and Anthony Mackie gets top billing in the even-numbered ones.
However, they are followed by a more complete cast list in the non-animated part of the end credits in which Mackie always receives top billing.
- ConnectionsEdited into Marvel Studios: Legends: The Dora Milaje (2022)
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- 50m
- Color
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- Aspect ratio
- 2.39 : 1
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