Series Name: The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
“It's far from being a perfect show but The Falcon and the Winter Soldier has a solid story, structure, topics, themes, and cast presence. Like most post-Endgame entry Falcon and the Winter Soldier also deals with loss, recovery, or filling the void in some way.”
SharpRatings: 8 - #Great
Ironically #TheFalconAndtheWinterSoldier was the first #Disney+ #MCU television series, it had to open and introduce the new world of television for MCU however #WandaVision came first and everything turns out well because WandaVision is a better introductory show than Falcon and the Winter Soldier. The show starts off months after events of #AvengersEndgame, #CaptainAmerican is gone, #Ironman is gone and the world is without a leader, hell the #Avengers are gone leaving only Falcon to clean up messes, while also trying to help his sister keep their family business up. While Bucky is being evaluated for past crimes. The first episode of the show was actually promising and showed the real potential of what this show could be. From episode 2 and moving forward, the show really grabs its two main leads and the story. There is a lot of necessary political stuff thrown around here and there every episode. On top of all that, you will get an action-comedy duo of Bucky and Sam, something started from the very first moment these two characters shared scree. Like MCU movies the comedy comes at a price and that is storytelling. The final episode was cringy at times. But the last few scenes were really emotional and good. The series done gave action priorities to Sam and emotional priorities to Bucky. Now that's two-good series from MCU. I get why this show is important and will greatly impact the MCU from here on out. The show isn’t heavy on CGI like WandaVision, but the effects are pretty impressive, the action reminded me of #CaptainAmerica movies, while not on par with the movie budget the show delivers very high production values. Costumes, locations, and props are wonderful. #SebastanStan deserves a lot of praise as he gets much-required character development. #DanielBruhl returns as #Zemo, one of my favorite MCU villains, and he gets developed backstory with closure which was left in #CaptainAmericaCivilWar. The show really hits off when we get to see Zemo, Bucky, and Sam together. #AnthonyMackie as Sam also provides a demanding and commanding performance. chemistry and comedy. Also, most of the characters were complex, as they had to deal with their demons, or fight for their own ideals. These characters divide fans and created some fun discussions online. #WyattRussells plays show’s captain America replacement, as mostly has a decent story over the course of 6 episodes. The show's best come in episode 4, you have to watch the show for that moment that shocked the world. One of the most brutally graphic scenes in MCU. Overall, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, or Captain American and the Winter Soldier is a great transition story, its subplots are welcoming but feel more like bait than solid. The cast is enjoying their roles and their characters get much-needed light when the big guns left the universe now, just like WandaVision. The topics and themes are integrated and handled properly. Mature social commentary, hilarious moments, thrilling action sequences, and great chemistry between Anthony and Sebastian that just meshes together like a charm.
“It's far from being a perfect show but The Falcon and the Winter Soldier has a solid story, structure, topics, themes, and cast presence. Like most post-Endgame entry Falcon and the Winter Soldier also deals with loss, recovery, or filling the void in some way.”
SharpRatings: 8 - #Great
Ironically #TheFalconAndtheWinterSoldier was the first #Disney+ #MCU television series, it had to open and introduce the new world of television for MCU however #WandaVision came first and everything turns out well because WandaVision is a better introductory show than Falcon and the Winter Soldier. The show starts off months after events of #AvengersEndgame, #CaptainAmerican is gone, #Ironman is gone and the world is without a leader, hell the #Avengers are gone leaving only Falcon to clean up messes, while also trying to help his sister keep their family business up. While Bucky is being evaluated for past crimes. The first episode of the show was actually promising and showed the real potential of what this show could be. From episode 2 and moving forward, the show really grabs its two main leads and the story. There is a lot of necessary political stuff thrown around here and there every episode. On top of all that, you will get an action-comedy duo of Bucky and Sam, something started from the very first moment these two characters shared scree. Like MCU movies the comedy comes at a price and that is storytelling. The final episode was cringy at times. But the last few scenes were really emotional and good. The series done gave action priorities to Sam and emotional priorities to Bucky. Now that's two-good series from MCU. I get why this show is important and will greatly impact the MCU from here on out. The show isn’t heavy on CGI like WandaVision, but the effects are pretty impressive, the action reminded me of #CaptainAmerica movies, while not on par with the movie budget the show delivers very high production values. Costumes, locations, and props are wonderful. #SebastanStan deserves a lot of praise as he gets much-required character development. #DanielBruhl returns as #Zemo, one of my favorite MCU villains, and he gets developed backstory with closure which was left in #CaptainAmericaCivilWar. The show really hits off when we get to see Zemo, Bucky, and Sam together. #AnthonyMackie as Sam also provides a demanding and commanding performance. chemistry and comedy. Also, most of the characters were complex, as they had to deal with their demons, or fight for their own ideals. These characters divide fans and created some fun discussions online. #WyattRussells plays show’s captain America replacement, as mostly has a decent story over the course of 6 episodes. The show's best come in episode 4, you have to watch the show for that moment that shocked the world. One of the most brutally graphic scenes in MCU. Overall, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, or Captain American and the Winter Soldier is a great transition story, its subplots are welcoming but feel more like bait than solid. The cast is enjoying their roles and their characters get much-needed light when the big guns left the universe now, just like WandaVision. The topics and themes are integrated and handled properly. Mature social commentary, hilarious moments, thrilling action sequences, and great chemistry between Anthony and Sebastian that just meshes together like a charm.
Series Name: The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
“It's far from being a perfect show but The Falcon and the Winter Soldier has a solid story, structure, topics, themes, and cast presence. Like most post-Endgame entry Falcon and the Winter Soldier also deals with loss, recovery, or filling the void in some way.”
SharpRatings: 8 - #Great
Ironically #TheFalconAndtheWinterSoldier was the first #Disney+ #MCU television series, it had to open and introduce the new world of television for MCU however #WandaVision came first and everything turns out well because WandaVision is a better introductory show than Falcon and the Winter Soldier. The show starts off months after events of #AvengersEndgame, #CaptainAmerican is gone, #Ironman is gone and the world is without a leader, hell the #Avengers are gone leaving only Falcon to clean up messes, while also trying to help his sister keep their family business up. While Bucky is being evaluated for past crimes. The first episode of the show was actually promising and showed the real potential of what this show could be. From episode 2 and moving forward, the show really grabs its two main leads and the story. There is a lot of necessary political stuff thrown around here and there every episode. On top of all that, you will get an action-comedy duo of Bucky and Sam, something started from the very first moment these two characters shared scree. Like MCU movies the comedy comes at a price and that is storytelling. The final episode was cringy at times. But the last few scenes were really emotional and good. The series done gave action priorities to Sam and emotional priorities to Bucky. Now that's two-good series from MCU. I get why this show is important and will greatly impact the MCU from here on out. The show isn’t heavy on CGI like WandaVision, but the effects are pretty impressive, the action reminded me of #CaptainAmerica movies, while not on par with the movie budget the show delivers very high production values. Costumes, locations, and props are wonderful. #SebastanStan deserves a lot of praise as he gets much-required character development. #DanielBruhl returns as #Zemo, one of my favorite MCU villains, and he gets developed backstory with closure which was left in #CaptainAmericaCivilWar. The show really hits off when we get to see Zemo, Bucky, and Sam together. #AnthonyMackie as Sam also provides a demanding and commanding performance. chemistry and comedy. Also, most of the characters were complex, as they had to deal with their demons, or fight for their own ideals. These characters divide fans and created some fun discussions online. #WyattRussells plays show’s captain America replacement, as mostly has a decent story over the course of 6 episodes. The show's best come in episode 4, you have to watch the show for that moment that shocked the world. One of the most brutally graphic scenes in MCU. Overall, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, or Captain American and the Winter Soldier is a great transition story, its subplots are welcoming but feel more like bait than solid. The cast is enjoying their roles and their characters get much-needed light when the big guns left the universe now, just like WandaVision. The topics and themes are integrated and handled properly. Mature social commentary, hilarious moments, thrilling action sequences, and great chemistry between Anthony and Sebastian that just meshes together like a charm.
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