i think he’s also a great representation of veterans who spent a lot of their time and energy fighting for a country that didn’t have their back when they came back, not to mention sacrificing their mental or physical states as well.
Yeah totally agree. Steve was an icon for almost a century but Walker is a real soldier, grounded and wounded deeply by warfare and made and ordered to replace an icon. I cant respect anyone who dont think he was in the right in this scene.
@@okami6074Steve was real too it's just how times have changed and hiw civilians and politicians view soldiers have changed WW2 Vets got a heros welcome when they came and were called The Greatest Generation, Korean vets were underappreciated and recieved little fanfare, Vietnam vets were spat on and left to rot and Afghanistan/Iraq Vets sadly had similar experiences John is basically how Steve would have ended up if he was born 50 yrs later
He's a very good character and one I find very sympathetic. He's not perfect like Steve Rodgers but neither are most people. He is a very good representation of how a good soldier would be like if he were to become Captain America in real life
John Walker is a realistic character, he is not a bad guy, but his attitude was something that 90% of people would do at that moment, he is the representation of how a veteran is treated, sacrificed and received no recognition
@@alphanerd7221wrong, vets only get kissed ass by Gen X Gen Y men, not by the government, not by the country, and definitely not by the Gen Z, and the woman
@@Tonyyy1991He fought terrorists who murdered civilians, and moments earlier they had killed one of the American soldiers, he had the right to retaliate.
His was written greatly, they just don’t like the characters ego, how he portals himself and overall his personality. He was meant to be a morally grey character and I think he did so well. Amazing job on the actors part and good job on the writers part too.
Iron Man kills terrorists --> hailed as earth's strongest hero. Captain America kills terrorists --> hailed as earth's greatest hero. John Walker kills TERRORIST --> decried and fired as mentally unstable war criminal who never deserved the shield and who should've gone to jail.
He didn’t deserve this. Sadly as an Army vet, this is how it really goes. You make one mistake and you’re marked forever. Thats why tell people the military is an honorable way to go but don’t make one mistake. If you do they will ruin you forever even if it’s their fault for putting you in crazy situations. Yes we sign up for it but we shouldn’t have our lives ruined by one mistake especially after all the dangerous stuff we have done.
Well, your mistakes cost lives. You shouldn't be marked, or have your life ruined, but you do deserve some sort of punishment. You are in one of the few roles where you simply can't make mistakes. If it isn't your fault, and you get punished, well that's just fcked up.
With all due respect,I don't want to join the Military and become a soldier The Government will use Me, that's why I've said No to the Military Even if they literally ask Me to join a war or even if they one day take Me by force I won't do it! I'm sorry if I'm being disrespectful
@@OmarPerez-cq7zf That depends on the country you live in. If you're, say, in Europe, or the U.S, than fine. But if there's a war, it would be morally wrong of you to refuse the call. Soldiers work every day to allow you to live in peace, Omar. You have a responsibility to your people. To your family. To your home. That being said, if your country is currently ruled by fascists, than you have an obligation *not* to join the army.
@@ShrimpEmporiumno they don’t. When people sign that military contract they’re signing just about everything they have away. That is something they won’t tell you. That means you are always at risk of having your life ruined by some politician who doesn’t want to hold the responsibility of a total fuck up that they caused. It’s wrong and there’s not much the new unfortunate victim can do about it even though they were given quite a lot. That’s how appreciative the federal government is. They’re not very appreciative at all.
This was unfortunately incredibly realistic in its portrayal of how the government thinks the solution to soldiers with PTSD and gripes with the system is to toss them aside and let them drown. Walker was a Medal of Honor recipient who was mentally traumatized by war and then they toss him aside. The show overall did a horrible job with the whole portraying PTSD-stricken veterans as psychopathic murderers, but this was a pretty well done scene.
Well, @@I-speak-U-shut-it, he's going to show up in Thunderbolts, along with Yelena, Red Guardian, Bucky, Ghost, Taskmaster, Zemo, Bill Foster, Melina, and Thaddeus Ross
He was a great morally cracked character, and definitely a product of a govt that wants that power that the avengers have (much like the stark and rhodey situation). He was a darker and modern antithesis to Steve, someone that i think Steve would've wanted to be better and overcome his demons.
What?? Buckys arc is top tier and it was on full display during this series. We already knew Sam pretty well, but Bucky getting so much screen time to really flesh his character out after EVERYTHING he's been through was absolutely incredible. So well done. Walker was definitely done justice, but Bucky was easily the best character. Wyatts acting is off the charts though, so I agree there.
This might just be me but when John strikes the hammer on the metal it doesn't ring like it did for Tony. This is a man with an eschewed sense of righteousness and I think a desire to seek a quick vengeance rather than justice like Ironman or OG Cap
He may be a terrible person sometimes, but John was betrayed by the country who he thought was the most righteous, most trustworthy, etc etc. I feel like if anyone had powers and they watched their friend diethey would most likely react the same way John did, because he has human emotions, and he let them control him
I honestly don’t see how he’s supposed to be like a “bad” guy just because he took the mantle of captain America (which Sam didn’t even want) he’s probably one of the most human characters in the mcu. Sam and Bucky morally grandstanding was weird especially Bucky.
He's not supposed to be a one dimensional villain, and the show ended up developing him into an anti-hero. The objective reason for him being "bad" is that an insecure and reckless government pawn is exactly the wrong person to be Captain America, which Sam and Bucky rightfully recognize in comparison with Steve Rogers. However, Sam and Bucky were also overly harsh and dismissive because it's painful for them to see someone replace their comrade. I didn't think the show was good overall, but it did a great job making a character that was simultaneously undeserving and deserved more. Weirdos like to say this was unintentional depth for a villain, but that contradicts his upcoming role in the antihero team Thunderbolts.
I mean in start you really seem to hate him but that’s the point, he’s the outcast, the person you supposed not to love, to admire him for the struggle and problems he is facing and the new person he become into.
I wasn’t a fan of this Captain America but as a soldier this guy is on point. Like he did his duty and the board just threw him out like trash and did him dirty I’d be pissed af too. He literally got treated like veterans actually do
He's right. He's not Cap America material but he is veteran material. Those from WW2, Korea, Vietnam, Iran, Afgan, and eeven today. The court can fault him for not being Captain America but not fault him for being a soldier
So personally i feel he should've been stripped of being captain america but losing all of his benefits and being basically dishonorable discharge is BS. Yes he nationally executed someone, who is by definition a terrorist, no i don't think he deserved to die even though he fought to kill heroes employed by the US, i get that they needed to tell the world that John went over the line but he fought and served them for years and they came to HIM as captain america and he damn well couldn't say no. A public apology and surrender of the shield would've gone over much better but throwing him under the bus to save face was an asshole move
You people keep throwing that word around, like you can just label someone a "terrorist" and that justifies doing anything to them. The guy had never killed anyone. He hadn't even hurt anyone.
@alphanerd7221 Terrorist: "a person who uses unlawful violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims" So you're saying that guy DIDN'T commit attempted murder, vandalism, aiding and abetting Terrorist acts not limited to: arson, destruction of government property, murder, kidnapping, and theft of medical supplies. I'm not throwing the word around, by DEFINITION he's a terrorist, there's a REALLY thin line against revolutionaries and terrorists. The moment Karli decided to blow up that building with people in there when she clearly had the option to get them out and make a statement over property damage, she became a terrorist. He is aiding and abetting said terrorist which makes him one himself at ANY point he could've decided to throw down his knife and walk away while he was trying to kill American operatives but when one got killed and he was the only left because he didn't run fast enough, he was shit outta luck. Granted he did commit those crimes. I wished he and Karli didn't die, but they both knew the consequences of what they were doing and had PLENTY of chances to back down or fight differently ESPECIALLY when they would almost always have the upper hand as super soldiers
He was a soldier who was trained to kill , he killed the people who wronged and took his friend's life . The us government shouldn't have made him captain america , instead, they should have conferred him the title of the US agent from the start. Steve Rogers became a soldier to protect not just his country but the entire world . He answered to no one but his own ideals , and that's why he was a hero. John Walker was a soldier trained to kill for usa and destroy its enemies . He was loyal to the aggressive and violent ideologies of the United States. You can't blame him , his country can't abandon him after all he has done for them . He was a soldier (not a hero) and of the United States
he was a great character that got treated horribly. Falcon and Bucky were terrible people in this show and it baffles me that disney tried to make us root for them. truly wish they make a dedicated film or series for john walker where he gets his justice
“You will spend the rest of your life in the US disciplinary barracks” So my mom had a worker at her store both of which will remain nameless who was just an outright nasty person and we came to learn that her son was accepted into the marines and I hope that is what happens to said son (just the part in quotation marks)
La presentación del personaje al final del primer personaje y por eso le odie al principio, pero cuando empezó a sentir la presion de tal responsabilidad y su compromiso moral se vio ensuziado le acepte y quiero ver mucho mas de el . En realidad siempre fue el US Agent .
So weird they tried to make him out as the bad guy at first, only to have the audience see him as a hero in his own right. He really is Captain America, and Steve would approve of him. But on the other end, they tried to make us feel sympathy and care for terrorists. 🤦♂️
He is Captain America if Steve continued to do what he was trained to do and nothing else. That's why Sam was chosen to carry the shield. He has a very strong moral compass like Steve 👏
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Wyatt Russell really nailed this scene, I really feel for his character
He is really good at playing a psychopath
@@Smucklz that's not a psychopath
bro originally audition as captain america
@@Smucklz This is what dedicated a life and get betrayed by his own country and belief feels like. Whole foundation collapsed
@@R-Jacky6698 orginal cap did some wrong 😑 thing but still he is good
but walker really kill somebody that's why he's not
i think he’s also a great representation of veterans who spent a lot of their time and energy fighting for a country that didn’t have their back when they came back, not to mention sacrificing their mental or physical states as well.
Both he and Isaiah. One of the themes un this series is about the failure of Government towards its citizens and veterans.
Yeah totally agree. Steve was an icon for almost a century but Walker is a real soldier, grounded and wounded deeply by warfare and made and ordered to replace an icon. I cant respect anyone who dont think he was in the right in this scene.
@@okami6074Steve was real too it's just how times have changed and hiw civilians and politicians view soldiers have changed WW2 Vets got a heros welcome when they came and were called The Greatest Generation, Korean vets were underappreciated and recieved little fanfare, Vietnam vets were spat on and left to rot and Afghanistan/Iraq Vets sadly had similar experiences John is basically how Steve would have ended up if he was born 50 yrs later
@@okami6074 Steve was in ice for 50 years
@@SirsasthNigam. he was still an icon
1:10 "Walker built his shield in a garage!!! With a box of scraps!!"
Well I’m sorry, but I’m not John Walker
I understood that reference
@@youngmasterzhiYou’ll never be John Walker. Not even John Walker could be John Walker.
That wasn't in the episode, was it?! That's a deleted scene?
i think i said it wrong
Regardless of what you think of his character you have to admit that he played his role so well and whenever he’s in a shot he pulls your eyes.
His character is fantastic. The only good one Phase 4 introduced.
I think no way home is a good phase 4 movies too😊
He's a very good character and one I find very sympathetic. He's not perfect like Steve Rodgers but neither are most people. He is a very good representation of how a good soldier would be like if he were to become Captain America in real life
@@Сайтамен Tenoch huertas Namor was great too
@@lvo9197 Nah he is just an evil paranoid psychopath.
He was seriously so good in this show.
when people hated him it means he’s a great actor
@@nightshade777i dont get the hate on him tho, him getting treated like shit for holding captain America shield was kinda dumb
@@aceryer The character or the actor?
The character ofcourse@@isaaccraig8711
@@aceryerno it makes perfect sense it’s concerning that you don’t get it
"I understand that" John Walker said, calmly.
John Walker is a realistic character, he is not a bad guy, but his attitude was something that 90% of people would do at that moment, he is the representation of how a veteran is treated, sacrificed and received no recognition
Total BS. Vets get their ass kissed in the US.
@@alphanerd7221I'm guessing you don't live in the US, do you, cause that's the biggest joke I've heard all day
@@stevewhite4080 Wrong half wit. My father is a marine. You watch too much TV.
@@stevewhite4080 Making ignorant guesses isn't saving this for you.
@@alphanerd7221wrong, vets only get kissed ass by Gen X Gen Y men, not by the government, not by the country, and definitely not by the Gen Z, and the woman
I’m a veteran and this stuff is very accurate. They’ll abandon you in the area you need them most.
Walker: DON’T YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I’VE SACRIFICED!?
Senator: You’re “out” john.
USAgent: OUT AM I?!
I understood that reference
@@SeanMcReynolds025 I understood that reference.
Those lines from Walker. Wow. Love how the actor delivered them 👌.
He literally is captain America…. He’s the representation of how veterans are actually treated in our country
Was Sam
And the Senator is a representation of some of our elected officials only seeing things as they relate to them.
Representation of how anyone would be treated for publicly executing someone.
@@Tonyyy1991He fought terrorists who murdered civilians, and moments earlier they had killed one of the American soldiers, he had the right to retaliate.
@Tonyyy1991 a literal super soldier terrorist responsible for God knows how many deaths
What a great scene. So moving you could feel his pain and understand how and why he became this way.
This was a brilliant, beautifully acted scene
Wyatt is just amazing, I hope the writers give this character all the proper development of his great potential in thunderbolts
he should be their leader
“I understand that” he said calmly
I really don’t understand all the people hating on his character. Most of the people who hate him are just little kids who just keep saying nOt mY cAp
He was easily the best part of the show honestly.
You don't understand people hating on a close minded, arrogant, temperamental asshole?
@@cameronasani7888 If I hated him why would I make a comment about not understanding on why people are hating them….
Kids still saying “lol”
His was written greatly, they just don’t like the characters ego, how he portals himself and overall his personality. He was meant to be a morally grey character and I think he did so well.
Amazing job on the actors part and good job on the writers part too.
@@HeroProductionz He isn't in fact morally grey, pretty much all good. He did nothing that Steve Rogers didn't do.
"I understood that reference."
nice one.
Finally. Somebody who speaks English.
@@jeromychavez6121 is that what just happened?
@@girl-xk2db Don't do that... Don't patronize me!
@@girl-xk2db It's good to meet you Dr Girl. Your gender is unparallel and I'm also a big of you turning into a man
John Walker is such a well written character. He is the dark side of Captain America and I can’t wait to see him in The Thunderbolts.
He's not dark side of cap
He’s literally cap but slightly more human
He’s not even an Anti-hero, he’s just a straight up hero
Iron Man kills terrorists --> hailed as earth's strongest hero.
Captain America kills terrorists --> hailed as earth's greatest hero.
John Walker kills TERRORIST --> decried and fired as mentally unstable war criminal who never deserved the shield and who should've gone to jail.
Iron Man and Captain America were saving innocent lives. John let Karli get away to chase after and kill someone out of revenge.
Also killed an unarmed man pleading for his life BRUTALLY in front of shocked onlookers.
It's not what he did it's how he did it, just like killing isn't bad it's all about brutality
@@adrianporter5749like that would make their actions justifiable 💀
Woke writing sadly.
He didn’t deserve this. Sadly as an Army vet, this is how it really goes. You make one mistake and you’re marked forever. Thats why tell people the military is an honorable way to go but don’t make one mistake. If you do they will ruin you forever even if it’s their fault for putting you in crazy situations. Yes we sign up for it but we shouldn’t have our lives ruined by one mistake especially after all the dangerous stuff we have done.
Well, your mistakes cost lives. You shouldn't be marked, or have your life ruined, but you do deserve some sort of punishment. You are in one of the few roles where you simply can't make mistakes. If it isn't your fault, and you get punished, well that's just fcked up.
@@ShrimpEmporiumexcept to them, fault is subjective.
With all due respect,I don't want to join the Military and become a soldier
The Government will use Me, that's why I've said No to the Military
Even if they literally ask Me to join a war or even if they one day take Me by force I won't do it! I'm sorry if I'm being disrespectful
@@OmarPerez-cq7zf That depends on the country you live in. If you're, say, in Europe, or the U.S, than fine. But if there's a war, it would be morally wrong of you to refuse the call. Soldiers work every day to allow you to live in peace, Omar. You have a responsibility to your people. To your family. To your home. That being said, if your country is currently ruled by fascists, than you have an obligation *not* to join the army.
@@ShrimpEmporiumno they don’t. When people sign that military contract they’re signing just about everything they have away. That is something they won’t tell you. That means you are always at risk of having your life ruined by some politician who doesn’t want to hold the responsibility of a total fuck up that they caused. It’s wrong and there’s not much the new unfortunate victim can do about it even though they were given quite a lot. That’s how appreciative the federal government is. They’re not very appreciative at all.
This was unfortunately incredibly realistic in its portrayal of how the government thinks the solution to soldiers with PTSD and gripes with the system is to toss them aside and let them drown. Walker was a Medal of Honor recipient who was mentally traumatized by war and then they toss him aside. The show overall did a horrible job with the whole portraying PTSD-stricken veterans as psychopathic murderers, but this was a pretty well done scene.
Amazing acting
Agnes: Poor Wanda's been through enough.
Monica: I UNDERSTAND THAT!
Hope to see this guy again in Captain America 4 and maybe Armor Wars with War Machine.
You were close. That Thunderbolts* trailer is fire.
Close your eyes and you would think it was Kurt delivering that impassioned "I understand that!".
He sounds a lot like his dad in this scene.
John Walker gonna wreck that senator in like future seasons. I’m calling it
Nope. This is a one time series. No season 2. But they are developing a Captain America 4. Wyatt Russell might be in it😎🤘
@@I-speak-U-shut-it
Nah I’m hoping for a dark Avengers spin off show with him Zemo and Val along with the rest of the villains they got as well
Well, @@I-speak-U-shut-it, he's going to show up in Thunderbolts, along with Yelena, Red Guardian, Bucky, Ghost, Taskmaster, Zemo, Bill Foster, Melina, and Thaddeus Ross
0:01 Me in Pre-Algebra
This series really touches on how the government uses it's citizens and trooops. John and Isaiah are victims of said government
He was a great morally cracked character, and definitely a product of a govt that wants that power that the avengers have (much like the stark and rhodey situation).
He was a darker and modern antithesis to Steve, someone that i think Steve would've wanted to be better and overcome his demons.
Best character in the show, also most well acted
What?? Buckys arc is top tier and it was on full display during this series. We already knew Sam pretty well, but Bucky getting so much screen time to really flesh his character out after EVERYTHING he's been through was absolutely incredible. So well done. Walker was definitely done justice, but Bucky was easily the best character. Wyatts acting is off the charts though, so I agree there.
Cap is who we want to be.
John Walker is who we actually are.
Nothing wrong with John Walker
Actually I want to be a kryptonian but without a cape or Deadpool without the cancer I don’t want to be cap or walker
INSANITY when a terrorist kills a person they don't give a fuckk. But when a soldier kill a terrorist he is being punished? SERIOUSLY
It’s like the school system most of the time lol, the bully can bully and get away from it, but the victim can fight back and get punished for it.
Yes, when someone murders someone they get punished.
...The government was actively chasing said terrorists to imprison them for life, maybe even the death penalty. Are you actually serious?
@@alphanerd7221 he didn't muder them though, the terrorists had it coming.
This might just be me but when John strikes the hammer on the metal it doesn't ring like it did for Tony. This is a man with an eschewed sense of righteousness and I think a desire to seek a quick vengeance rather than justice like Ironman or OG Cap
He may be a terrible person sometimes, but John was betrayed by the country who he thought was the most righteous, most trustworthy, etc etc. I feel like if anyone had powers and they watched their friend diethey would most likely react the same way John did, because he has human emotions, and he let them control him
Terrible person? Because he killed a super strong terrorist who was endangering the people inpublic place?
He did nothing wrong
He did nothing wrong at all
"betrayed."
Fired for cause.
@@leafyishereisdumbnameakath4259 He murdered a guy.
0:01 - 0:04.
When I keep dying to a boss but the game give me the “ You can dodge incoming attacks with “this” button.
I admire this man and his skills
I look forward to seeing John Walker’s return in a mainstream MCU film as US Agent
Every veteran relates to that speech.
Sounds and looks like his father a good bit
That's scary. Like father like son lol
I honestly don’t see how he’s supposed to be like a “bad” guy just because he took the mantle of captain America (which Sam didn’t even want) he’s probably one of the most human characters in the mcu. Sam and Bucky morally grandstanding was weird especially Bucky.
He's not supposed to be a one dimensional villain, and the show ended up developing him into an anti-hero. The objective reason for him being "bad" is that an insecure and reckless government pawn is exactly the wrong person to be Captain America, which Sam and Bucky rightfully recognize in comparison with Steve Rogers. However, Sam and Bucky were also overly harsh and dismissive because it's painful for them to see someone replace their comrade. I didn't think the show was good overall, but it did a great job making a character that was simultaneously undeserving and deserved more. Weirdos like to say this was unintentional depth for a villain, but that contradicts his upcoming role in the antihero team Thunderbolts.
@@MynameisBrianZXweirdos??
They really tried to make us hate him
It’s hilarious
I think this scene is meant to make us sympathize with him
Damn. That verdict would result in protests in support for Walker.
Best character in the show
0:01 Me after being told that the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell for the 50th time
i wish John broke the stand when he hit his hand against it
How it feels to chew 5 gum
0:01
Wyatt’s really a great new generation as Captain America
they shouldve shown that podium breaking into half, walker is a super soldier after all
The Senators are like the real US Senators who always retreat back to their holidays and breaks when important bills are undecided at Congress.
I mean in start you really seem to hate him but that’s the point, he’s the outcast, the person you supposed not to love, to admire him for the struggle and problems he is facing and the new person he become into.
I wasn’t a fan of this Captain America but as a soldier this guy is on point. Like he did his duty and the board just threw him out like trash and did him dirty I’d be pissed af too. He literally got treated like veterans actually do
He's right. He's not Cap America material but he is veteran material. Those from WW2, Korea, Vietnam, Iran, Afgan, and eeven today. The court can fault him for not being Captain America but not fault him for being a soldier
So personally i feel he should've been stripped of being captain america but losing all of his benefits and being basically dishonorable discharge is BS. Yes he nationally executed someone, who is by definition a terrorist, no i don't think he deserved to die even though he fought to kill heroes employed by the US, i get that they needed to tell the world that John went over the line but he fought and served them for years and they came to HIM as captain america and he damn well couldn't say no. A public apology and surrender of the shield would've gone over much better but throwing him under the bus to save face was an asshole move
You people keep throwing that word around, like you can just label someone a "terrorist" and that justifies doing anything to them. The guy had never killed anyone. He hadn't even hurt anyone.
@alphanerd7221 Terrorist: "a person who uses unlawful violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims"
So you're saying that guy DIDN'T commit attempted murder, vandalism, aiding and abetting Terrorist acts not limited to: arson, destruction of government property, murder, kidnapping, and theft of medical supplies.
I'm not throwing the word around, by DEFINITION he's a terrorist, there's a REALLY thin line against revolutionaries and terrorists. The moment Karli decided to blow up that building with people in there when she clearly had the option to get them out and make a statement over property damage, she became a terrorist. He is aiding and abetting said terrorist which makes him one himself at ANY point he could've decided to throw down his knife and walk away while he was trying to kill American operatives but when one got killed and he was the only left because he didn't run fast enough, he was shit outta luck.
Granted he did commit those crimes. I wished he and Karli didn't die, but they both knew the consequences of what they were doing and had PLENTY of chances to back down or fight differently ESPECIALLY when they would almost always have the upper hand as super soldiers
He’s already got the super powers who gaf what’s told to him 😂😂
You are repeating yourself
You are repeating yourself
I understand that reference I understand that
@@BlakeToomey 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 REPEAT 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
No your repeating yourself
He was a soldier who was trained to kill , he killed the people who wronged and took his friend's life . The us government shouldn't have made him captain america , instead, they should have conferred him the title of the US agent from the start. Steve Rogers became a soldier to protect not just his country but the entire world . He answered to no one but his own ideals , and that's why he was a hero.
John Walker was a soldier trained to kill for usa and destroy its enemies . He was loyal to the aggressive and violent ideologies of the United States. You can't blame him , his country can't abandon him after all he has done for them . He was a soldier (not a hero) and of the United States
Poor john walker and the actor i remember he was being so hated victim of reverse racism
i remember when this actor did so well in this character that people in real life started to hate him
I understand that his Tennessee whisky is selling well.
This scene was way better than I remember
He's the Perfect US Agent
he was a great character that got treated horribly. Falcon and Bucky were terrible people in this show and it baffles me that disney tried to make us root for them. truly wish they make a dedicated film or series for john walker where he gets his justice
Okay psycho.
This man gave his life to his country, instead of standing by him they cast him aside,
Falcon and the Writer was a 7/10 show with some great things in it
When Will Smith got banned from Entertainment Tonight and Oscar award shows.
Imagine if Matt Murdock/daredevil was in this scene
This aint the first time he played a super soldier either, watch Overlord, Good movie
And you wonder why, he went off the deep end.
When you Understand that.
John couldn't return the shield to the government because he didn't have it.
I think it would be cool if he met Star Lord at some point
Yeah
“You will spend the rest of your life in the US disciplinary barracks”
So my mom had a worker at her store both of which will remain nameless who was just an outright nasty person and we came to learn that her son was accepted into the marines and I hope that is what happens to said son (just the part in quotation marks)
After this ,he is my favorite
He wanted to be steve Rogers, he couldn’t hold his anger or attitude, there will never be another steve Rogers, gladly Sam Wilson took up the mental
Great acting.
0:03 suprised he didn't break the podium
La presentación del personaje al final del primer personaje y por eso le odie al principio, pero cuando empezó a sentir la presion de tal responsabilidad y su compromiso moral se vio ensuziado le acepte y quiero ver mucho mas de el . En realidad siempre fue el US Agent .
Wow he has his dad's acting in there fs
Sounds so much like him when you hear him say "I understand that"
We need him as a captain America
The music in the background is for how Walker was mistreated throughout the show
It is completely unjust That people compare this man to Homelander.
As a vet. I feel this guys pain. Especially after Afghanistan
Rewatching this show, that senator was the issue the entire time.
So weird they tried to make him out as the bad guy at first, only to have the audience see him as a hero in his own right. He really is Captain America, and Steve would approve of him.
But on the other end, they tried to make us feel sympathy and care for terrorists. 🤦♂️
I UNDERSTOOD THAT REFERENCE
U.S Agent; the dark face of American ingenuity. Basically if Vietnam wanted to be represented as a super hero .
The actual hero of the show and those 2 clows ugh
steve is what america wants to be... walker is what america is to the world
"i understand that... reference"
This man is Captain America.
He is Captain America if Steve continued to do what he was trained to do and nothing else. That's why Sam was chosen to carry the shield. He has a very strong moral compass like Steve 👏
@@malindabandara3788 John Walker has a strong moral compass. Sam was picked because he was a diversity hire.
Wyatt Russell did so good he got death threats...
I honestly think if the incident hadn't been recorded, the government would have just swept it under the rug.
Still a better trial scene than anything we have in She Hulk
John Walker’s actor, Wyatt Russell, would make a great Chuck Greene for a Dead Rising movie. With Bruno Mars as Frank West.
It's giving Anakin after the Council does not grant him the rank of master.
People don’t understand that they were tryna connect this to thunderbolts
Couldn’t tell him he was wrong could you
I'll never understand how anyone says he's a bad guy
Ngl I laughed my ass off when I heard him screaming
Especially when he tries to kill Sam😂😂 it's like a demented tarzan scream
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Goes to show you that Sam can't fight
No amount of tech is going to protect him against super soldier serum
I hated that he acted so happy go lucky in the last episode after this epic moment