That is as good of an explanation as any I have ever heard. Other than the obvious meta answer that they were paying big bucks for Sebastian Stan to play this character and now that the mystery is over, get as much face time as possible.
Honestly the only reason Steve can survive the fall from that elevator is because his shield is vibranium, which absorbs and disperses kinetic energy. It's why when he jumps out, he curls up on top of the shield, putting as much of the shield as he can between his body and the pavement. The vibranium disperses the impact's energy, making sure a whole lot less of it made it into his actual body.
That's true, but I honestly think that if he was actually based off of ultimate cap, he should've just tanked that drop. But then again, they probably wanted him to be more grounded. Also, I'm happy that Steve is superhuman in the 616 now.
@@ODINSON14 It is a bit of both. He uses the shield to absorb the impact but he is also far more durable than the average human. His bones, muscles, tendons and skin has to be far denser and tougher in order for him to be able to apply superhuman force when fighting without destroying his body.
"I never thought there would be so much murder...I love it!" Girl you had me DYING from that one. You was talking like you were about to be the next MCU villain LOL
37:07 This is what truly makes Captain America dangerous. Alone he is one heck of a soldier and a force to be reckoned with. But Cap inspires the least unlikely of folks to stand up and be brave! When he commands the Avengers to Assemble in the comics, little 10 year old me always wanted to join fight.
Definitely my fav MCU movie but I can also say that collectively things only go up from here. I love Bucky. Sebastian Stan learned all those knife tricks himself so it wasn’t only his stunt double doing them. Thanks for all the great work making the reaction and editing and all. You really watch the movie intelligently and analytically. I appreciate that!
8:54 Steve sees Natasha as his bratty little sister not a romantic partner. In some alternate realities Steve and Natasha have a son together. In the Marvel comicbooks, Natasha and Bucky were a couple and even had their own solo series.
This is what I loved about the OG Avengers. That familial bond that they had. Natasha was close to Hawkeye. She knew how to control The Hulk. It was refreshing to see (atleast for me) a group/band where the only girl did not fall for one of the guys.
Understandable that it can be easy to miss double credit scenes. As a rule of thumb, check for a scene after the "fancy credits" and before the big "text scroll" credits (mid-credits scene) and then a scene after the text scroll credits (end-credits scene). Except Guardians of the Galaxy movies. Just watch the whole credits sequence for those.
This is pretty highly rated by MCU fans and it's apparent why in the film! - Shield/Hydra and every villain group ever tried recreating Super Soldier Serum. Bruce Banner was also a part of such experiment and he experimented on himself badly to become Hulk. - Apparently Shield ended here so Thor and Tony didn't get help for their own problems in their respective movies this phase. (Shield actually hasn't ended, For more on it watch "Agents of Shield" show! MCU has kept it vague but it is canon). - Sam's superhero name is Falcon, it was on the project files he gave to Steve when applying to join. I quite enjoy Anthony Mackie's performance.... I'll stop, just know that MCU fans are kinda wild in Phase 4 Hype for GotG!
part of hydra's plan was use the insight algorithim to try and predict those who could have become revolutionaries, activists, rebels, and kill em so that afterwards the only people left are surrounded in this state of fear knowing if they do stand up against hydra they'll get shot too, and the people who would have had the guts to stand up regardless would have already been dead. If there's no one to inspire those who are scared to stand up for themselves no one will is Hydra's logic. The algorithim would have kept running perpetually so anytime it found a new person who might become a threat to hydra it would take them out too. Total compliance with Hydra was the goal. And yeah the algoirithim probably wasn't perfect but that's supposed to be a critique of real world events like the patriot act passed after 9/11 which bassically eliminated our right to privacy and gave the government unrestricted power to take down anyone who they saw as a potential terror threat. This would include the several teenaged muslim kids who just simply happened to complain a bit too hard about islamaphobia following 9/11 on forums online, and for those posts they ended up in prison or holding without trial or due process for years. Their only crimes being using their free speech in a way that the government didn't like.
Captain America: The Winter Soldier is one of the high marks of the MCU. Top tier action, story telling, effects and acting. Its hard to believe the MCU actually continues to get better after this but it does. I really appreciate your interest and admiration for the characters and the writing. If you can get control of your technical issues (that very important missed mid credit scene and then lost 30 minutes of recap at the end) you could very well grow your subscriber numbers. I don't know why you didn't go back and correct both of those problems in post.
I am sorry you missed one of the end credit scenes, but not half as sorry as losing your end of film recap! Let's hunt down that ghost and kick its ass!
"Where did, Captain America learn to steal a car?" is a reference to the awful 1990 Captain America movie. He is a repeat carjacking offender, lol. It is also referenced in Civil War in the Volkswagen, that's what he steals in the '90 movie, lol
I love that Steve’s run through the ship at the start really highlights how much him and Natasha have been training together. His whole fighting style is upgraded since his first movie thanks to her.
Michelle, no matter what happens, just be there for your mother. Both my parents died of dementia. My mother was diagnosed one month after my father passed.
I am so sorry. I went through the same thing. I feel fortunate that each of my parents remained kind and civil people to the end, but confused. Not everyone is that lucky. Oddly, there is Marvel superhero movie that has a line in it that seems familiar to me. "I always know who you are. It's just sometimes I don't recognize you".
Love it! I knew you’d love this one. It’s one of the best in my opinion. Sebastian Stan plays the tortured assassin role so well. I love it. He is also way sexier than he has any right to be in this role. So much swagger. Haha
I love this movie with my whole heart! I feel like the prior MCU sequels were meh, but this is one of those rare times where the sequels surpass the original, in my opinion.
Just in the intro, Im sold. I like that the story presented thus far, provoked you and sparked your interest in this installment. Too many reactors just sayin "Everybody says they love this movie" and thats their reason for reason. Its good to see. I also cant resist a new reaction to this movie. Thanks for feeding the monster😂 edit: I love that you love that which I love. FANTASTIC reaction.
Yes! This feels more like a professional reaction and review rather than just someone hunting for views and likes. If she could get her technical issues worked out (she missed one end credit scene and also lost her 30 minute end wrap up reaction. That hurt) then I think she could really grow her subscriber base.
I love how, while Natasha only got her own movie in 2021, we learn so much of her in sporadic bits throughout the movies until then, you really have to pay attention to all her scenes to get a whole picture and the reward is marvellous. Can't even express what an incredible character she is. Also, Operation Paperclip was real and yes it was just as interesting as well as problematic as you would think.
Just to answer the question: Yes, Steve Rogers can be killed. He might be super human, but he's still mortal. He has heightened healing, not Wolverine or Deadpool level, but better than normal, so he's harder to kill. If he takes a shot to the head or heart, It's RIP Capt America.
Yes, he took a couple of bullets in this movie. We know he fully heals from them eventually, even at a superhuman speed, but as you correctly say, nothing like Wolvie or DP. He seemed OK at the scene at the grave site with Natasha, Sam and Fury. I would imagine that was at least a few days later (somebody had to make the headstone, there was a funeral... that doesn't happen over night).
Steve can die. What makes Cap "Super" while not actually being super is how his powers all work in tandem, and the shield. He heals as fast a a human can ever heal without some sort of power. His bones, tendons & ligaments, muscles, are all as strong as a human can ever be. His nerves fire faster so his reqction time/reflexes sre as fast as a normal human can be. Along with that, his metabolism is as fast as possible, but his aging (telomere reediting & shortening scieny stuff) is as slow as possible. He can set every world record at the Olympics, and no non powered human could ever break them, all at the same time.
I would argue that he does also possess some kind of healing factor. Clearly nowhere near Wolverine! However it is faster and more completely that what we would consider "humanly possible". He takes a couple bullets in this movie which would be life-altering for a normal person but he seems perfectly fine by the time of Fury's funeral scene. What was that, a few days? A couple weeks? Anyhow, that is just my personal opinion of one of the side effects of the MCU version of the original Dr. Erskine super soldier serum. I mean clearly there is a difference between Cap in the MCU and Cap in the comics.
@@testfire3000 the movie gives him "4x's faster metabolism" than normal...which I guess could translate to needing 4x's the calories, and healing 4x's faster as well...then again, how fast does it take to heal from a stab wound officially? Pretty wide variable there. Bone breaks can go for 6 weeks to 8 weeks for a healthy person. Divide by 4, and a broken bone for Steve takes almost 2 weeks to a month for a bad break... actually...that's a fantastic turnaround if not comparing to Wolverine/Deadpool/Sabertooth levels of healing.
It's one of the reasons why I don't care for this movie as much as many others do. Didn't anyone in SHIELD or Congress who knew about Project Insight ever say, "Wautaminute! What about due process of law? What about innocent until proven guilty? Isn't this the United States of America? Who ever thought this was a good idea?" Is Cap the only person to know to ask these questions? The premise of the story doesn't make sense.
@PhilBagels since when has SHIELD ever been for due process? Furthermore most of SHIELD probably didn't know full extent of capabilities of insight and the ones that did were Fury or hydra. Also the world security council had many non Americans. Most countries around the world do not share in the little legal protections present in the USA. Look at the countries on UN human rights council and the world security council in this movie going along with insight becomes far more believable
@@jaredschuster3010 Yeah, that's my point. SHIELD is an American organization, under the American government. Sure, not everyone knew what Project Insight was going to do, but a lot of people must have. Either they were all Hydra agents, or they seriously dropped the ball. And regardless of what any other countries involved think about human rights, they certainly are going to have something to say about the finger on the button being an American finger. There were a good number of non-Hydra people in SHIELD and fully involved in Project Insight, but for some reason, their brains weren't able to function until Cap gave his speech over the intercom.
I brought up the other countries because it is the world security council asking for project insight to continue They were all for the ability to their kill enemies all over the world just with Fury, or someone they thought on their side at the trigger. What did they have to say about the American with a finger on the button? They said which one? Was not mad till they found out it was Hydra I dont think it is totally fair to call SHIELD American although definitely based in USA. However they do not police or gather intelligence for the American government or people specifically. They were never an uphold American value law enforcement. It secretly existed doing many questionable things and people were still involved. Anyone that worked remotely in depth for SHIELD had to know or have some idea at least, at of the things SHIELD did yet continued to work there. So for any SHIELD employee, even giving the most benefit of the doubt of their motives, would not have prioritized due process over protection. You also assume they knew the full capabilities of the carriers, even if they were part of project insight. The whole thing was underground and given Fury's comments about compartmentalization why assume most SHIELD employees, had heard the name let alone were curious about what insight could fully do? Why assume the guy that refused to launch the ships knew it was anything beyond three helicarriers and assume he knew it could kill people on the surface with such precision and quantity? It would not be too much to think Fury lied outward that the program was mainly defensive and for space threats. I ask why stop at project insight though? This movie really would a poor story because nobody saw Hydra coming in like 60 years. If that network can stay secret so long why not the full extent and motives of project insight?@@PhilBagels
New subscriber btw.. I loved the fact this was filmed here in DC.. This is the best Marvel movie imo.. Thor 2 Ragnarok is my favorite, but this is the best
Many people say they dont like super hero movies because there is no consequences cause the hero always wins never dies. I say that BS and I cite the scene with Steve and Peggy. Sure steve survived the first movie but watch that and tell me there are no consequences
"no consequences cause the hero always wins never dies." That may have been true of superhero movies before the MCU. Every movie has repercussions! One of the many reasons I love it.
Elite era that had both bad Ant Man movies, Age of Ultron, trash comedy in GotG2, and the white savior. Some really bad tastes if you think all phases aren't at similar standings.
I really think you should do a Maze Runner reaction. It’s a dystopian trilogy kind of like hunger games and it’s sooo good. Made me cry a bit too but u should totally do a reaction !!
4:52 Tony admires Steve because his father always spoke highly of him. But their worldviews did cause conflict. Fun fact in an alternate version of the Marvel universe, Steve and Natasha Stark (Tony was born female) are married. They had their wedding in their costumes, Natasha took off her armor faceplate for the vows and kiss.
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❇Patron Shoutout @ 48:25
The reason Bucky wasn't wearing his mask at the end was because hydra thought that steve wouldn't want to hurt Bucky, so he'd be vulnerable.
That is as good of an explanation as any I have ever heard.
Other than the obvious meta answer that they were paying big bucks for Sebastian Stan to play this character and now that the mystery is over, get as much face time as possible.
Simpler answer: We knew who he was, no reason to have a mask anymore. It didn't occur to me and I didn't think about it at all.
Honestly the only reason Steve can survive the fall from that elevator is because his shield is vibranium, which absorbs and disperses kinetic energy. It's why when he jumps out, he curls up on top of the shield, putting as much of the shield as he can between his body and the pavement. The vibranium disperses the impact's energy, making sure a whole lot less of it made it into his actual body.
That's true, but I honestly think that if he was actually based off of ultimate cap, he should've just tanked that drop. But then again, they probably wanted him to be more grounded. Also, I'm happy that Steve is superhuman in the 616 now.
@@ODINSON14 It is a bit of both. He uses the shield to absorb the impact but he is also far more durable than the average human. His bones, muscles, tendons and skin has to be far denser and tougher in order for him to be able to apply superhuman force when fighting without destroying his body.
@@MrHillBilly-j7f yeah. He's based off of ultimate cap, but he's not as strong or durable. And he definitely isn't as strong or durable as 616
"I never thought there would be so much murder...I love it!" Girl you had me DYING from that one. You was talking like you were about to be the next MCU villain LOL
37:07 This is what truly makes Captain America dangerous. Alone he is one heck of a soldier and a force to be reckoned with.
But Cap inspires the least unlikely of folks to stand up and be brave! When he commands the Avengers to Assemble in the comics, little 10 year old me always wanted to join fight.
Hahaha! So true!
Definitely my fav MCU movie but I can also say that collectively things only go up from here. I love Bucky. Sebastian Stan learned all those knife tricks himself so it wasn’t only his stunt double doing them.
Thanks for all the great work making the reaction and editing and all. You really watch the movie intelligently and analytically. I appreciate that!
As Chris Evans once said "I love me some Bucky". I love Sebastian Stan, he does a great job at being Bucky.
8:54 Steve sees Natasha as his bratty little sister not a romantic partner.
In some alternate realities Steve and Natasha have a son together.
In the Marvel comicbooks, Natasha and Bucky were a couple and even had their own solo series.
This is what I loved about the OG Avengers. That familial bond that they had.
Natasha was close to Hawkeye.
She knew how to control The Hulk.
It was refreshing to see (atleast for me) a group/band where the only girl did not fall for one of the guys.
34:47 “did bucky kill mlk?” aka discourse that would’ve made tumblr’s servers catch fire in 2015
Understandable that it can be easy to miss double credit scenes. As a rule of thumb, check for a scene after the "fancy credits" and before the big "text scroll" credits (mid-credits scene) and then a scene after the text scroll credits (end-credits scene).
Except Guardians of the Galaxy movies. Just watch the whole credits sequence for those.
This is pretty highly rated by MCU fans and it's apparent why in the film!
- Shield/Hydra and every villain group ever tried recreating Super Soldier Serum. Bruce Banner was also a part of such experiment and he experimented on himself badly to become Hulk.
- Apparently Shield ended here so Thor and Tony didn't get help for their own problems in their respective movies this phase.
(Shield actually hasn't ended, For more on it watch "Agents of Shield" show! MCU has kept it vague but it is canon).
- Sam's superhero name is Falcon, it was on the project files he gave to Steve when applying to join. I quite enjoy Anthony Mackie's performance.... I'll stop, just know that MCU fans are kinda wild in Phase 4
Hype for GotG!
not a ghost stole the end credits gushing 😂
part of hydra's plan was use the insight algorithim to try and predict those who could have become revolutionaries, activists, rebels, and kill em so that afterwards the only people left are surrounded in this state of fear knowing if they do stand up against hydra they'll get shot too, and the people who would have had the guts to stand up regardless would have already been dead. If there's no one to inspire those who are scared to stand up for themselves no one will is Hydra's logic. The algorithim would have kept running perpetually so anytime it found a new person who might become a threat to hydra it would take them out too. Total compliance with Hydra was the goal. And yeah the algoirithim probably wasn't perfect but that's supposed to be a critique of real world events like the patriot act passed after 9/11 which bassically eliminated our right to privacy and gave the government unrestricted power to take down anyone who they saw as a potential terror threat. This would include the several teenaged muslim kids who just simply happened to complain a bit too hard about islamaphobia following 9/11 on forums online, and for those posts they ended up in prison or holding without trial or due process for years. Their only crimes being using their free speech in a way that the government didn't like.
All too real! And completely believable that so many people would buy into it (without a fictional evil genius organization behind it).
Tony had PTSD because he almost died. The fact that aliens exist was incidental.
soooo looking forward to the rest of ur mcu watches !!
Awesome reaction of my favorite Marvel movie!!!!😊😊😊😊
Captain America: The Winter Soldier is one of the high marks of the MCU. Top tier action, story telling, effects and acting. Its hard to believe the MCU actually continues to get better after this but it does.
I really appreciate your interest and admiration for the characters and the writing. If you can get control of your technical issues (that very important missed mid credit scene and then lost 30 minutes of recap at the end) you could very well grow your subscriber numbers. I don't know why you didn't go back and correct both of those problems in post.
My favorite MCU movie!
Clearly one of the best! And a major turning point in the MCU for high quality films going forward.
It was so good I went and bought the DVD.
THANKS for this!!!!!
Pirates with hostages bring out the murder in Steve and Nat.
u the best reactor hands down 🤞u pay so much attention to the subtle details i love it
I like your enthusiasm.
I am sorry you missed one of the end credit scenes, but not half as sorry as losing your end of film recap! Let's hunt down that ghost and kick its ass!
have you watch the other post credits?
"Where did, Captain America learn to steal a car?" is a reference to the awful 1990 Captain America movie. He is a repeat carjacking offender, lol. It is also referenced in Civil War in the Volkswagen, that's what he steals in the '90 movie, lol
36:05 🗣
Us: 👁👄👁
She laughing.......
Love the reactions, but please stop talking over the dialogue. Your questions are normally answered.
She's got headphones on, she can hear
You came for her reaction, not for watching the movie embedded in the video.
She actually *has* to talk over some of the dialogue, otherwise RUclips will flag the video and take it down.
I love that Steve’s run through the ship at the start really highlights how much him and Natasha have been training together. His whole fighting style is upgraded since his first movie thanks to her.
Michelle, no matter what happens, just be there for your mother. Both my parents died of dementia. My mother was diagnosed one month after my father passed.
I am so sorry. I went through the same thing. I feel fortunate that each of my parents remained kind and civil people to the end, but confused. Not everyone is that lucky.
Oddly, there is Marvel superhero movie that has a line in it that seems familiar to me. "I always know who you are. It's just sometimes I don't recognize you".
Now, the real fun begins!! 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾
Love it! I knew you’d love this one. It’s one of the best in my opinion. Sebastian Stan plays the tortured assassin role so well. I love it. He is also way sexier than he has any right to be in this role. So much swagger. Haha
I need an edit of you swooning over Bucky’s model walk 😜
We all love to watch that man walk! Or maybe it’s just me 😆
Me too❤
I love this movie with my whole heart! I feel like the prior MCU sequels were meh, but this is one of those rare times where the sequels surpass the original, in my opinion.
Michelle is meee clocking people’s wigs in Movies lmao like how do you have that budget and still have em looking like that 😭
Just in the intro, Im sold. I like that the story presented thus far, provoked you and sparked your interest in this installment. Too many reactors just sayin "Everybody says they love this movie" and thats their reason for reason. Its good to see. I also cant resist a new reaction to this movie. Thanks for feeding the monster😂
edit: I love that you love that which I love. FANTASTIC reaction.
Yes! This feels more like a professional reaction and review rather than just someone hunting for views and likes. If she could get her technical issues worked out (she missed one end credit scene and also lost her 30 minute end wrap up reaction. That hurt) then I think she could really grow her subscriber base.
I love how, while Natasha only got her own movie in 2021, we learn so much of her in sporadic bits throughout the movies until then, you really have to pay attention to all her scenes to get a whole picture and the reward is marvellous. Can't even express what an incredible character she is.
Also, Operation Paperclip was real and yes it was just as interesting as well as problematic as you would think.
Sebastian Stan's scene in the bank is one of the best acting scenes in the MCU.
Cap was a soldier. Of course, he kills people when necessary. Disney/Marvel leaves out the gore.
Just to answer the question: Yes, Steve Rogers can be killed. He might be super human, but he's still mortal. He has heightened healing, not Wolverine or Deadpool level, but better than normal, so he's harder to kill. If he takes a shot to the head or heart, It's RIP Capt America.
Yes, he took a couple of bullets in this movie. We know he fully heals from them eventually, even at a superhuman speed, but as you correctly say, nothing like Wolvie or DP. He seemed OK at the scene at the grave site with Natasha, Sam and Fury. I would imagine that was at least a few days later (somebody had to make the headstone, there was a funeral... that doesn't happen over night).
Sh!t u want to see some Mudering going on just wait for Avengers 3-Infinity War (no spoilers please)
LETS FUCKING GOOOOO
Steve can die. What makes Cap "Super" while not actually being super is how his powers all work in tandem, and the shield. He heals as fast a a human can ever heal without some sort of power. His bones, tendons & ligaments, muscles, are all as strong as a human can ever be. His nerves fire faster so his reqction time/reflexes sre as fast as a normal human can be. Along with that, his metabolism is as fast as possible, but his aging (telomere reediting & shortening scieny stuff) is as slow as possible. He can set every world record at the Olympics, and no non powered human could ever break them, all at the same time.
I would argue that he does also possess some kind of healing factor. Clearly nowhere near Wolverine! However it is faster and more completely that what we would consider "humanly possible". He takes a couple bullets in this movie which would be life-altering for a normal person but he seems perfectly fine by the time of Fury's funeral scene. What was that, a few days? A couple weeks?
Anyhow, that is just my personal opinion of one of the side effects of the MCU version of the original Dr. Erskine super soldier serum. I mean clearly there is a difference between Cap in the MCU and Cap in the comics.
@@testfire3000 the movie gives him "4x's faster metabolism" than normal...which I guess could translate to needing 4x's the calories, and healing 4x's faster as well...then again, how fast does it take to heal from a stab wound officially? Pretty wide variable there. Bone breaks can go for 6 weeks to 8 weeks for a healthy person. Divide by 4, and a broken bone for Steve takes almost 2 weeks to a month for a bad break... actually...that's a fantastic turnaround if not comparing to Wolverine/Deadpool/Sabertooth levels of healing.
His muscles and bones are vastly different from human, his serum was a toned down version of what created the hulk.
Steve sees Sam again the following day:
Sam: “Hey Steve, how u been catching up so far?” 😅
Steve: “waddup my nigga!” 😎
Sam: 😳
The fight scenes in this movie are epic.
Don't watch the notebook babe
The scream she scrupmt when the blicky popped up outta the center console
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
In the comics, Hawkeye said "Don't tell me he killed JFK!" Tony Stark replied "No, that was the CIA... Kennedy was a Skrull!" 😉
36:37 I never got the moral objection to drone strikes until this movie.
Then it was like “Duh how come I didn’t see this before?”
It's one of the reasons why I don't care for this movie as much as many others do. Didn't anyone in SHIELD or Congress who knew about Project Insight ever say, "Wautaminute! What about due process of law? What about innocent until proven guilty? Isn't this the United States of America? Who ever thought this was a good idea?" Is Cap the only person to know to ask these questions? The premise of the story doesn't make sense.
@PhilBagels since when has SHIELD ever been for due process? Furthermore most of SHIELD probably didn't know full extent of capabilities of insight and the ones that did were Fury or hydra. Also the world security council had many non Americans. Most countries around the world do not share in the little legal protections present in the USA. Look at the countries on UN human rights council and the world security council in this movie going along with insight becomes far more believable
@@jaredschuster3010 Yeah, that's my point. SHIELD is an American organization, under the American government. Sure, not everyone knew what Project Insight was going to do, but a lot of people must have. Either they were all Hydra agents, or they seriously dropped the ball. And regardless of what any other countries involved think about human rights, they certainly are going to have something to say about the finger on the button being an American finger.
There were a good number of non-Hydra people in SHIELD and fully involved in Project Insight, but for some reason, their brains weren't able to function until Cap gave his speech over the intercom.
I brought up the other countries because it is the world security council asking for project insight to continue They were all for the ability to their kill enemies all over the world just with Fury, or someone they thought on their side at the trigger. What did they have to say about the American with a finger on the button? They said which one? Was not mad till they found out it was Hydra
I dont think it is totally fair to call SHIELD American although definitely based in USA. However they do not police or gather intelligence for the American government or people specifically. They were never an uphold American value law enforcement. It secretly existed doing many questionable things and people were still involved. Anyone that worked remotely in depth for SHIELD had to know or have some idea at least, at of the things SHIELD did yet continued to work there. So for any SHIELD employee, even giving the most benefit of the doubt of their motives, would not have prioritized due process over protection. You also assume they knew the full capabilities of the carriers, even if they were part of project insight. The whole thing was underground and given Fury's comments about compartmentalization why assume most SHIELD employees, had heard the name let alone were curious about what insight could fully do? Why assume the guy that refused to launch the ships knew it was anything beyond three helicarriers and assume he knew it could kill people on the surface with such precision and quantity? It would not be too much to think Fury lied outward that the program was mainly defensive and for space threats.
I ask why stop at project insight though? This movie really would a poor story because nobody saw Hydra coming in like 60 years. If that network can stay secret so long why not the full extent and motives of project insight?@@PhilBagels
America took in nazi scientist after WWII so its not that far of a stretch shield did it. (operation paperclip)
New subscriber btw.. I loved the fact this was filmed here in DC.. This is the best Marvel movie imo.. Thor 2 Ragnarok is my favorite, but this is the best
I’m sure Captain America is “pulling his punches” so he doesn’t kill them
He throws Vibranium Shield at them.
Only Spiderman pulls his punches.
@@kvm6 I was referring to when he actually hits them with his fists
I hope u continue ur mcu journey I love your reactions
Many people say they dont like super hero movies because there is no consequences cause the hero always wins never dies. I say that BS and I cite the scene with Steve and Peggy. Sure steve survived the first movie but watch that and tell me there are no consequences
"no consequences cause the hero always wins never dies." That may have been true of superhero movies before the MCU. Every movie has repercussions! One of the many reasons I love it.
From now on you enter the ELITE era of mcu movies!! it only gets better from here(and then kinda worse💀)
phase 4 and 5 is still good, it’s not as good as phase 3 but still good
Elite era that had both bad Ant Man movies, Age of Ultron, trash comedy in GotG2, and the white savior. Some really bad tastes if you think all phases aren't at similar standings.
Everybody has their opinions but as the OP says, starting with Captain America: The Winter Soldier, the MCU really takes off.
I love your vids!! Please please please react to Gone Girl and Promising Young Woman they're thriller mysterys i have a feeling you'd really enjoy❤
Hey great reaction! Would you be down to collab?
I really think you should do a Maze Runner reaction. It’s a dystopian trilogy kind of like hunger games and it’s sooo good. Made me cry a bit too but u should totally do a reaction !!
10:32 Batroc is played by former MMA fighter Georges St-Pierre.
John Wick movie reaction please my friend 💗💞💓💖🤝
46:48 Thick WHAT Rick?!?!?!
I love your reactions so much! Hilarious!
4:52 Tony admires Steve because his father always spoke highly of him.
But their worldviews did cause conflict.
Fun fact in an alternate version of the Marvel universe, Steve and Natasha Stark (Tony was born female) are married. They had their wedding in their costumes, Natasha took off her armor faceplate for the vows and kiss.
Tony doesn't admire Steve because of Howard. Tony resents Steve because of Howard.
@@havok6280🤣😂 I think it’s a little of both
When talking to Loki he called Steve “a living legend that lives up to the legend”
34:45 i think he canonically did -v-"
I've never seen someone talk their way through a reaction so much that you actually have to cut out key scene because of it, smh.
13:53 my mother passed away with dementia over 3 years ago. In fact, the anniversary of her passing is in 8 days. 😢
Sorry for your loss Friend. I have been there too and it is so hard. Hope you are well.
Can't wait for you to watch Civil War!