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[@joshbrosh6626]

This movie is something special in ma heart

[@ghostspider2056]

Natasha was given a knock off version of the Super Soldier Serum that Cap had in her origin and is also over 90 years old.

[@veradex8016]

I know you want to publish reactions as Wandavision airs but you absolutely can't do that before you finish at least through Endgame without spoiling a number of things for yourself. Loving all your content! Keep up the great work!

[@asleyrara4993]

You forgot the 2nd post credit scene! Haha watch it in your next vid

[@bizoitz86]

You’re watching my favorite; 😍

[@desertfox2000]

When Bucky says "I remember all of them", he is saying that he is haunted and tortured by every person he was brainwashed to kill and that's why he remembers all of them.

[@JakeToll37]

Yep. I agree that makes perfect sense.

[@jkhoover]

What he said.

[@marcoschicolezin923]

U know it's so sad when people actually wanted tony to break him up, if you saw the first film of captain america u see bucky isn't that bitch Hydra made him to be, the thing is they manipulated him in every aspect, just see his suffering every time they brainwash him.. it's actually sad asf, and not his fault at all

[@appal5052]

It definitely makes sense, and I took it this way the first time I saw it, but it’s still kinda weird to say to someone who is emotionally distraught and trying to kill him lol.

[@doomsdayking4843]

I dont think she's looking at the comments so I'm pretty sure she won't see this.

[@JedHead77]

“Death is not the end.” RIP Chadwick Boseman 🥀

[@AdrianChazz]

Wakanda Forever! Long live King T’Challa; Long live the Black Panther.

[@tekunin5407]

Months later and it still hurts. Think it's always gonna. He was a true hero to us all. Rest in power Chadwick

[@michaelriddick7116]

His lines definitely land in a different way now 💔😢😢😢

[@craigcassidy6078]

I dont think you can get a more definitive end then death.. so it's the end

[@AdrianChazz]

@@craigcassidy6078 geez, we got friggin’ Nietzsche over here... Why don’t you light up a little, man, it’s almost Christmas...

[@Themandalorian935]

I loved zemo as a villain. He was intelligent the fact that he was able to tear the Avengers apart without powers was impressive

[@WorstAvenger]

Cant wait to see him again un March

[@dj2257]

He's by far the most underrated villain in the MCU. When I watched some reviews (in 2016) and people said he was unnecessary, I knew they didn't appreciate just how significant he was to what happens in the MCU going forward.

[@Strider91]

You don't need super powers to pit people agianst each other. . . . .just hate

[@Batman88878]

To me, him executing his plans was total subversion of expectations, which is one reason why I love this movie.

[@derrekdevon2366]

@@dj2257 Exactly!! I saw alot of reviewers saying the movie would have been better without him which is complete rubbish. Anyone who gave it a bit of thought would realise that without Zemo: Bucky wouldn't even be in the movie; black panther would never have made his entrance, sure T'chala, but not black panther. In fact, this movie would never have been possible without a character like Zemo

[@Nornfang]

when bucky said “i remember all of them”, it wasn’t him bragging about it. it was him being heartbroken from all the memories of murders out of his control

[@mattyice9535]

"That wasn't you Buck." "I know but......I did it." The delivery of that last line always gets me.

[@nintenmetro]

In the Latin Spanish dub, the dialogue was a bit different but it's the same concept that confirms Bucky's regret. Tony: "Do you at least remember my parents?" Bucky: "I carry them in my mind, too!"

[@jsmithers.]

And he expected Tony to understand his exact meaning in that moment...? Why couldn't he just have said "Yes and it HAUNTS me." That literally would have gotten his message across...

[@ButtToucher99]

@@jsmithers. Tony is a super genius, if you think him phrasing it differently would've led to an alternate outcome, you're sorely mistaken, no matter what he said in that instance wouldn't have made a difference.

[@rivulet1013]

this is better displayed in tfatws series.

[@charlesedwards2856]

The big thing to realize when Tony asks Bucky if he even remembers killing his parents and he responds with “I remember all of them.” is that he isn’t that he’s saying it to be a dick to Tony. He was trying to let Tony know that it haunts him. They all haunt him because of what happened. It’s his form of PTSD. He got his memory back...all of it...and he is having a hard time living with himself over what he did, even though he couldn’t control it or stop it until Steve broke through.

[@jsmithers.]

And he expected Tony to understand his exact meaning in that moment...? Why couldn't he just have said "Yes and it HAUNTS me." That literally would have gotten his message across...

[@ButtToucher99]

@@jsmithers. Tony definitely understood, he just didn't care, at that moment nothing bucky could've said would've stopped tony from trying to murder him.

[@jsmithers.]

@@ButtToucher99 Right, and it's understandable. I'm with Tony.

[@billbo3518]

I couldn’t have said it better myself

[@ChristianCalc64]

At this point in the MCU, there are 2 post credit scenes: mid-credit and after credits. The 2nd one in civil war was about spidey.

[@kzillajr]

I think she'll be fine without it. It's probably the least consequential end credits scene, I think even less consequential than the ant end credit scene from ant man and the wasp.

[@scottmcintyre2809]

@@kzillajr I think "I'll do it myself" from from Age of Ultron probably still holds that position.

[@urbent3147]

@@scottmcintyre2809 nope that shows gauntlet for first time and showed that thanos was done waiting was a big deal at the time and the spiderman one at the end of this film was just there to excite fans which isn't useful at all

[@scottmcintyre2809]

@@urbent3147 I've not met a single person (well, before you) who wasn't monumentally underwhelmed by the AoU scene. Even people who had never read comics knew the Gauntlet was coming thanks to a bajillion buzzfeed articles about Thanos' history. When that scene happened everyone I knew was just like "Oh... is that all?"

[@johannesplaetrick5527]

What about the duck scene in GoTG

[@msaza999]

Bucky was not to blame, he was also a victim. He had no will of his own and if he started to return to normal he was immediately tortured and mentally erased. Bucky was also friends with Howard Stark. Blame HYDRA

[@johans3164]

@dean arago no. and thats what makes their conflict understandable. if i was in cap place, i would definitely defend bucky cause he is actually being brainwashed. its the truth and its not like bucky would kill people if he wasnt brainwashed. but if i was tony, i would still lash out even with the brainwashing argument cause in that moment, my head would not be thinking straight

[@marbleb33s]

@dean arago actually, yes.

[@beldonjustbeldon952]

@dean arago Do you see a difference between your parents being murdered, and them dying in an accident?

[@beldonjustbeldon952]

@dean arago Becky wasn't in control of the situation either. Hydra was.

[@hikari9433]

That's true but it's easy to say when we are not the victim and can look at it with a detached perspective. In the heat of the moment, most of us with an Iron man suit would've react the same way as Tony if we suddenly realized our parents had been killed and the murderer was just standing next to us. Then maybe after we regain composure and get over the shock we would've admit that Bucky was as victim as well.

[@jasontodd3338]

That whole "I remember all of them" line is actually important because it tells us even though Bucky was being mind-controlled, he was still conscious of what was happening, kinda like a first-person horror film where you're the monster and there was nothing you could've done to stop it, so of course he feels horrible and guilty but he's also not going to let Tony kill him, because if you notice Tony wasn't just trying to capture Bucky, he was going for killing strikes.

[@Ryker974]

My dude pointed a missile at bucks face so ya he did try to kill him

[@JohnWick-yu6je]

Most powerful scene in the movie. Cap. "He is my friend" Tony. "So was i"

[@loudboy317]

When Tony said that, my response to that is..."since when?"

[@mcxix2742]

I thought it was more powerful when Tony said "Don't BS me Rogers...did you know?" And you can see the shock and hurt in Tony's face when Steve said "Yes"

[@bryanalexander7571]

@@loudboy317 You're probably right. Tony should have accurately said "I thought I was too" considering that the whole time Cap was all "sometimes my teammates don't tell me things" in AoU, he was hiding this secret. So Tony thought they were friends but you're right, Cap's lies and hypocrisy would make that impossible.

[@loudboy317]

@@bryanalexander7571 I thought it was the following comments from Tony that made it impossible for Cap to be friends with him: -"This is the guy my dad wouldn't shut up about?" -"The only thing special about you came from a bottle." -"Let's just say I don't trust anyone who doesn't have a dark side." -"God, I hated you" AND "Sometimes, I want to punch out your perfect teeth." Another thing that prevented Cap from being friends with Tony is the numerous fistfights and the fact that Tony created both Ultron and Vision behind his back.

[@pieceofgosa]

Steve literally breaks Tony's heart in the fight at the end, with a shield made by Tony's father...

[@jamesparson]

And Steve has to drop it and leave it behind because he knows he is not worthy.

[@antoineporche-rideaux7929]

Made from metal from wakanda

[@ladyus8265]

@@jamesparson he is definitely worthy, which is why tony gives it back in endgame. but in that moment when he choose to help a wanted man (the goverment was still gonna look for bucky after this) he gave up the captain america persona, which is represented by the shield, and became nomad

[@jamesparson]

@@ladyus8265 I think when Tony gets off of the space ship at the beginning of Endgame, I think he is ready to to tell Steve off again, but stops when he sees Pepper. All of it is well done.

[@ladyus8265]

@@jamesparson yeah, but then after the time jump, he gives cap the shield before they work on the time heist thing, that's what i was talking about.

[@Meloldy7]

"i think spiderman brings them down a little bit" Also spidey: takes down both winter soldier and falcon without even trying hard and just goofing around

[@itzyhkogaming5850]

Exactly 😂

[@itzyhkogaming5850]

Even handles ant-man and captain America well

[@unknownsource1485]

Spidey so strong he freaking catch buckys metal arm and he's a super soldier Lmao

[@ot7biasedmashups]

@@unknownsource1485 I mean, spiders are pretty strong, especially if you convert that to a human. Not as strong as ants though, imagine if he got... Pissed on by a ant and became Ant-man 🤣

[@jsmithers.]

Yeah she thought Peter was a lot less experienced in fighting than the other Avengers are at this point. Which is true. It just helps that Spiderman is probably the 4th strongest person there after Thor, Hulk, and Wanda.

[@joseluis5055]

I like how just before he is murdered, Howard immediately recognizes Bucky saying "Sargent Barnes?". I imagine a lot of confusion and horror he lived just seeing an old friend who he thought died almost 50 years ago, proceeding to murdering him

[@lilscenechick1995]

That was rough...

[@NPClownumber81googolplex]

He probably thought it was a nightmare but it was real :(

[@samiali6202]

omg i completely forgot they used to be friends

[@hqb5276]

Bucky said, “I remember all of them” because all the deaths haunt him. He wasn’t bragging. He had no control over his actions.

[@larnizzo91]

“I remember all of them”, Bucky says that because even though his programming forced him to commit such atrocities, he will have to live with every murder he committed against his will.

[@rbrtck]

Steve wasn't just being Bucky's loyal friend. He was protecting an innocent man from being condemned as a murderer and being murdered by an out-of-control Iron Man.

[@infiniteoctopaw]

“I don’t care, he killed my mom.” CHILLS EVERY TIME!

[@jsmithers.]

Exactly fuck Cap and Buckeye and anyone on their side.

[@StalKalle]

@@jsmithers. Bucky was also a victim. Tony wanted revenge on Bucky for something he was brainwashed to do. Unlike when Tony made Ultron.

[@202nba]

@@StalKalle well I mean u can’t blame him if ur in a room with ur Parents killer I would be trying to trow hands as well

[@StalKalle]

@@202nba True, but if someone was trying to kill your best friend from childhood you would do anything to protect him, right?

[@jithujoseph758]

@@jsmithers. 🤫💩cap won

[@MetalMike38]

When Bucky said he remembered all of them, he wasn’t saying it proudly, he’ll carry the memories of the people Hydra made him kill forever and the guilt that comes with it.

[@Themandalorian935]

Rip Chadwick boseman. This was his first appearance as black panther

[@Godzilla-tu2cd]

He will be missed

[@comicscookingmore8113]

@@Godzilla-tu2cd we still have marvel's what if

[@Godzilla-tu2cd]

@@comicscookingmore8113 yeah and that's his last role as black panther it's to 😥

[@comicscookingmore8113]

@@Godzilla-tu2cd for a black panther death is not the end

[@Godzilla-tu2cd]

@@comicscookingmore8113 true but what will Marvel do without Chadwick?

[@AzLolFun]

Bucky is honestly the saddest of the heroes for me. He was also taken outnof his time like Steve. But where Steve got to get his life together and become an Avenger, Bucky was mind controlled and brainwashed into killing countless people. And he has to live with that every day

[@littlelordfuckleroy3822]

Marvel movies in a nutshell: "The fighting is so impressive! And kinda hot..."

[@OneAndOnlyMe]

And the ten year story arc is pretty awesome too.

[@marvingonzalez8586]

That's basically every mcu movie

[@putalover4519]

And their characters, character development, plot, perfect mixture of darkness unlike the DCEU, smart story, time and build up unlike DCEU, and etc. Someone just doesn't pay attention. Dope action is just something else in many good things.

[@shade_zz1585]

@@putalover4519 Yeah but DC have really good animated movies tho

[@putalover4519]

@@shade_zz1585 Truth.

[@CitizenoftheWorld1]

This is easily my fav MCU film. The way they poetically gave every character their moment, while still making it a Captain America film. Plus Zemo was the first villain to actually succeed by playing chess instead of checkers

[@rbrtck]

Tony willingly violated the Sokovia Accords later in the movie, so he didn't really believe in them, either (he sided with them out of pure guilt and emotion), and Natasha was always on Steve's side, whether she felt a bit conflicted or not. Based on what she said near the end of the previous Captain America movie, however, I think she was always on Steve's side, and pretended to be on Tony's side because it was a practical move, and she's a spy. Ultimately she joined Steve's separate team, and notice also that T'Challa (Black Panther) was allied with Steve at the end.

[@Bayleaf6399]

Pulling the arc reactor out wouldn't have killed him, it wasnr attached to him anymore. He was trying to shut down the suit

[@maxvazquez7213]

I think she was talking about Bucky breaking Tony’s neck

[@Bayleaf6399]

@@maxvazquez7213 yeah, i wrote this literally before she said that🤣

[@Jiad_Joy]

@@maxvazquez7213 The sad part was that Tony really believed Cap would kill him at that scene... Felt so bad for him.

[@brendanoconnor1550]

I thought Bucky was just trying to keep him from licking onto him visually so he couldn’t prevent him from crushing the reactor

[@ladyus8265]

@@Jiad_Joy to be fair tony tried to kill bucky in that scene after tearing one of his limbs off. i can't really feel bad

[@blueroninstudios]

Winter Soldier's situation in this film is pretty messed up, however, you shouldnt be disappointed in Bucky, you should be mad at who did it to him in the first place: HYDRA. HYDRA was responsible for the death of Tony's parents more than Bucky since they were the ones behind the order to put the hit out. And of course, Zemo, for destroying the entier dynamic of the Avengers. Im always on Cap's side. And now that he has an ally in T'Challa....well that jsut cements it. We miss you, Chad. Hopefully you're up there playing card games with Stan (Lee) and Jack (kirby). Rest in peace, King.

[@Steve_Blackwood]

Team Cap. I get Tony’s mindset, but Team Cap all the way. This is a great movie that I really don’t enjoy watching.

[@Cream-2128]

@@Steve_Blackwood Tony mindset was awful since he created most of the problems to begin with.

[@aswar123warren3]

I thought Black Panther was setup to be the moral leader after what happened in Endgame. Rest In Peace Chadwick!

[@rahilrameez8635]

Bucky was not be blamed , it was Steve's fault , people are quick to judge tony,s action but seem to forget Steve knew about the truth about Tony's parents the whole time , lol . I'm not saying tony is right in this movie but Steve wasn't right either .

[@shade8569]

@@rahilrameez8635 Steve didn’t lied, He was only holding the truth.

[@Mateo-ev4qe]

The most heartbreaking thing about the Captain America vs Iron man fight scene is when Tony covers his face because he thinks Cap is going for his head (he sees him as an enemy)

[@jamesparson]

Stop it. I am tearing up.

[@alegru8432]

Yeah, it broke my heart when I saw that :/

[@KallenSC]

@@alegru8432 Tony was mad...Steve just disarm Tony's Armor - That why Cap Side always,....Tony in 90% of MCU want just repair own flaws by making another mistakes!

[@alegru8432]

@@KallenSC Steve kept the truth about his parents' murder from Tony. Of course his trust in him is broken. I think this whole Team Cap and Team Iron Man thing is stupid, but I understand both their actions in this movie.

[@epicfan1598]

Tony and zero trust in Steve at that point but I think he covered his head as a reflex since it was exposed.

[@damiankrol5879]

The "-He is my friend! -So was I." Hit harder than expected.

[@iknowplaces599]

Bucky is not to blame, Hydra is really to blame for everything, Bucky was just one more victim

[@liono3097]

Nobody would forgive their parents killer no matter what.

[@Faraboutthemind]

@@liono3097 Peter Parker did.

[@liono3097]

Peter Parker is a fictional character would you forgive the killer of your parents even if he was brainwashed? Let's be real here Tony's anger was justified.

[@icegodsavior8885]

@@liono3097 That's a pretty broad generalization. You don't speak for everybody

[@skitless4537]

Captain America is the one to blame

[@nov199128]

Bucky says that he remembers all of his kills because he was essentially a prisoner inside of his own mind and body. He knows he killed all of those people but because of his conditioning he couldn’t do anything about it. Bucky is just as much of a victim as the people he killed. Imagine going from fighting for a cause during WWII to being forced to assassinate a massive number of people, most of them likely innocent and easily numbering well within the hundreds, and not even being able to say anything about it let alone physically stop yourself from doing it. I would even say that Bucky probably remembers there names. It’s sad because even with all of that in mind, I can’t really blame Tony for trying to kill Bucky.

[@iknowplaces599]

Bucky's situation always makes me sad, although I understand Tony...

[@stephenochosiete9869]

I love the line “I remember all of them”. Shows Bucky is human and has to live with the atrocities he committed, even under hypnosis.

[@Smartalic10]

The fact she doesn’t recognize Martin Freeman as John Watson could mean she hasn’t seen Sherlock (or remember if she did)....I have a good recommendation for reactions lol

[@samanthamaclean1430]

Well that’s How I recognized Martin from Sherlock and the Hobbit movies and Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy movie

[@DiscipleOfLeisure]

The marketing for this movie played up the whole "whose side are you on, Team Cap or Team Tony?" angle. I went into it not choosing either. I loved both characters and felt no inclination to pick one over the other. Coming out of it I think it was something that should have been conflicting for pretty much anyone. Neither was wholly in the right or the wrong. For both you could not only see but agree to at least some extent to where they were coming from. It did a great job of setting up a very compelling division for the things to come.

[@dj2257]

Exactly. I was Team Cap all the way but I must admit the movie did a great job of me seeing Tony's side, even if it didn't change my mind, it made me understand that he had valid points of his own. Still in my top 3 of MCU movies.

[@appal5052]

I’m still team Tony, but Cap had some reasons to not trust government bodies(hydra infiltrating shield). I think the only place Cap went wrong was how he handled things with Bucky and holding things back from Tony. Tony had every reason to want to have oversight and feel guilty over all the destruction from all of the events, who up until this point, no one in the Avengers seemed to even care about, but he should’ve thought back to his moment in Iron Man 2 when the US wanted his suit and he denied. They both should’ve went about it differently, but it doesn’t help that Zemo was also at play. It wasn’t really entirely their fault.

[@28starwarsfan]

I love how they gave both sides nuance. You can agree and disagree with both.

[@dj2257]

@@28starwarsfan Yep. Still Team Cap but could 100% understand Tony's side of things.

[@nightfrost1891]

exactly i never really picked a side & i feel like if i was in that universe and had to i would have black widow's train of thought of just doing it to appease the government until they calm down and i would let cap go too which is basically still playing both sides lol

[@vortecmacs]

Bucky said “I remember all of them,” because he’s haunted by the evils Hydra made him commit.

[@ThreshmanEntertainment]

"Everyone's got a gimmick now". Says "The Falcon" lmao.

[@RoddyRodbb]

I've never seen someone so excited to see Ant-Man lol

[@putalover4519]

Well the first film is great and his personality is better than the others so of course

[@ImnHazzz]

I mean it's paul rudd

[@ImperiousRexRacing]

Fun Fact: The other winter soldiers are the stunt people for Cap, Black Widow, etc :)

[@ajeetdeginal]

Civil war has the villain in MCU who actually gets succeed in his path.

[@kaylons]

+ Thanos

[@applesaucelord368]

And killmonger, in a way

[@jojokujo6886]

Thanos in Infinity War says hi

[@richsanidad301]

Highly recommend not watching Wandavision until after you've watched Avengers: Endgame. Wandavision may spoil some things...

[@supergogetassj6]

*Will

[@LegendsForever206]

May? It will spoil things not may spoil some things

[@nataliebarrett3031]

This was heartbreaking seeing the Avengers fight and break up

[@GriffinPilgrim]

Although I did like how Hawkeye and Black Widow just treated it all so professionally. Nothing personal, all part of the job.

[@diogocasstro]

this movie in a nutshell: PAIIINNN... that's it

[@ninjanibba4259]

@@GriffinPilgrim after all, they've been doing it the longest

[@GriffinPilgrim]

@@ninjanibba4259 Yeah, and if I read some stuff they said correctly it's not the first time they've been on opposite sides.

[@ninjanibba4259]

@@GriffinPilgrim true and that's why they mean the most as far as spies being just normal people with high skills They're the underdogs of the team, Nat is more popular but still

[@robertchurch5646]

Spider-Man is much stronger than he appears, more so than most of The Avengers.

[@scottmcintyre2809]

Not very experienced at this point though, and it shows, though in as far as the power of Steve's team that's balanced pretty well by Vision being the most powerful Avenger bar none at this point.

[@nightfrost1891]

spiderman as a full adult is better than almost everyone here besides wanda and vision tbh

[@cdubbart]

@@scottmcintyre2809 Debatable on the Vision point. Even during this film an argument can be made that Scarlet Witch is more powerful. That's really what made the 2 teams more balanced to me. Having both Vision & Wanda on the same team obviously would've been overkill.

[@KevinLopez-dm2tb]

In strength yes Spider-Man is one of the strongest but in terms of experience he’s still learning the ropes at this point as he is a rookie superhero up until Post Endgame

[@scottmcintyre2809]

@@cdubbart I'd say Vision is still more powerful because while Wanda's empowered by an Infinity Stone, Vision actually *has* an Infinity Stone.

[@j-zhirngaming9550]

I really liked this movie it had so many characters and was handled so well in the movie

[@OsSas3]

Except for Spiderman. He fells shoe horn and it's against everything Tony is fighting now. How is he bringing a literal kid to fight trained superheroes?

[@popeyeschicken3535]

@@OsSas3 Maybe because Tony was out of options. Regardless that’s not a reason why Spiderman wasn’t handled well. Maybe his introduction into the movie. Sure. But as far as character goes, Spiderman portrayed in this movie is severely more accurate than the latest Spiderman films.

[@OsSas3]

@@popeyeschicken3535 Dude, I loved Peter and Spiderman in Civil War even though it was an unnecesary adition and it against what makes Tony crumbled: He got blamed for the dead of a teenager and then he goes and puts another teenager at a risky situation, WAY out of character (Tony Stark in Ironman 2 would totally do it). I also think that this little glimpse of Spiderman feels better than its standalone movies but at the same time, the movie would've been simmilar without him on the film.

[@DaDunge]

I felt they butchered Tony in the last third of the movie. Tony is way to art to solve his problems with punching someone's teeth in.

[@putalover4519]

@@OsSas3 This was the only time MCU Spider-Man was done good and he beat both Bucky and Falcon in a fight so nah lol

[@hellowhat890]

"I feel like Peggy would approve." Interesting you say that because Hayley Atwell posted that she felt a littlr uncomfortable about the idea. 🤣🤣🤣 "Peggy just died and had her funeral. Then Steve kisses her niece. Yeah, that seems a little weird to me." Was what she posted at the time. In many of the comics storylines, Captain America does get together with Peggy's niece as a way of moving on from the fact that he couldn't be with Peggy. But for people who werent fans of the comics or who didn't know who Peggy's Niece was, the kiss was slightly awkward. So there was some controvery and debates when this movie was released. But it wasn't like a super bad thing. Mixed reactions came up when Steve kissed Sharon, that's all.

[@creamy925]

i personally thought it was awkward, and like the kiss itself wasnt that good either

[@Th3Gam3925]

I never understood why the government cracked down on the Avengers, when said government launched a fuckin nuke at New York city in Avengers 1.

[@CaptainFrost32]

The government didn't launch the nuke. SHIELD did. Watch Agents of SHIELD and it makes more sense.

[@CaptainFrost32]

@@wholelottastairway8 There is no argument, Agent Carter and Agents of SHIELD are canon. You forget that AOS was not canceled because of timeline conflict. It was supposed to end in synch with Endgame, but it continued to be renewed and would still be on the air if the showrunners and cast had decided to continue. The characters can be used in Disney+ and MCU. Agent Carter especially is canon by any measure. I can't go into details here, but she will understand by the end of the run.

[@disneyerapowerrangers2923]

@@wholelottastairway8 it is canon. Season 2 sets up age of ultron and the whih newsfront with Christine everheart web series references the atcu, an organisation from season 3. Plus it was not cancelled, it ended.

[@CaptainFrost32]

@@wholelottastairway8 There is no argument. Ain't accepting any. Agents of SHIELD is canon. I can do this all day.

[@rrson648]

None of it matters whether AOS is canon or not. The security council was under the sway of Pierce, and ergo, Hydra. Captain America: The Winter Soldier shows that.

[@chansell15]

Cap has the best Mcu trilogy, without a doubt

[@Jim_The_Fish]

@@johnelmartagbago3764 Did you forget that Guardians exists?

[@giom9842]

@@Jim_The_Fish Not a trilogy.

[@saintzeropg]

truly

[@Jquezzie]

def carried by others tho.

[@JedHead77]

Love Cap’s trilogy and journey. He has the best trilogy. 🇺🇸 If you’re crying now...

[@napoleonwhitehorse971]

Yep!!

[@2KILLAVILLE]

Agree cap does..even tho I was Team Ironman!

[@sayemahmed7439]

I agree

[@michaelriddick7116]

Winter Soldier is the best MCU movie ... with the exception if EndGame but you need too see everything that came before to follow it. Civil War echoes throughout the rest of the MCU :)

[@AlejoDeLeonEdits]

I agree, all 3 films were great.

[@morkmon]

The Russo Brothers worked on Community before doing marvel stuff so that's why there are so many Community cameo's. If I recall correctly the paintball episodes of Community was a large factor in getting them considered for marvel films in the first place

[@craigsetf]

When Bucky says "I remember all of them", I think what he means to say to Tony is that he remembers everyone he killed and is haunted by it. Howard and Bucky were friends too. I think they would have been just as close as Howard and Steve. Always brings me to tears when I rewatch the scene before this where Bucky tells Cap "I don't know if I'm worth all this Steve". Bucky feels responsible for everything despite the fact that he knows he had no control. He spends every moment in pain able to remember everyone he killed, many of them his brothers in arms.😭

[@James-nr2hi]

"I under estimated the little kid" Me: dies inside because I know that spiderman is the second or third strongest person there.

[@TheAntinomies]

Mary: "Barf, hehehe" The rest of us after summer 2019: @_@

[@Rmlohner]

Payton Reed was actually quite upset that this film featured Scott becoming Giant Man, as he'd hoped to make his discovering that ability a big moment in Ant Man and the Wasp, and no one consulted him about it.

[@zbennalley]

I get it but goddamn was that such a badass moment in this film.

[@Cream-2128]

He should e been more upset about them having stark create ultron which is totally a Hank Pym invention

[@IpoteticAMVsChannel]

People keep saying that Cap/Ironman won...yeah nah, they both lost, Zemo won! First villain to actually fulfill his scheme!

[@Eivor85]

You'll be glad to know that the bit in Ironman 2 when Tony shoots a drone then says "good shot kid" has been confirmed to be a 8/9 year old Peter Parker

[@stevenmclaughlin7073]

Its ironic that Fury told Stark he was not a team player back in Iron Man 1 but its Stark who is trying to keep the group together

[@jefferickson5833]

I like how the Government blames the Avengers for everything. The Avengers didn't send a bunch of nukes at New York City. Also, Ultron was just a Tony Stark thing. not the Avengers. The bomb that Scarlet Witch messed with was detonated by an ex-U.S. Government agent. Plus the whole Hydra thing. I'd say the Avengers have done a pretty good job cleaning up other people's messes so far.

[@austinmiller2520]

to clarify in the last fight sequence, bucky and steve weren’t trying to kill tony, they were trying to disable tony’s suit so that the fight could end. tony was legitimately trying to kill bucky, which steve wouldn’t allow. also, when bucky said he remembers all his kills, it’s not in an evil way. because he was brainwashed, he remembers everything he did, he just didn’t have any control over it. all he knew were orders and he knew that if he didn’t follow them, he’d be punished. during his time on the run, in bucharest, we saw him buying plums, which are helpful in restoring and retaining memory, so it’s presumed that he remembers the basics of his time with hydra. obviously, what bucky did was bad, but it wasn’t him actually doing it so i don’t like that tony’s immediate reaction was to kill him. i think tony needs to control his emotions a little bit better. also, kinda surprised you’re on tony’s side. maybe it’s because i’m a steve fan one hundred percent, but it’s fine. good commentary :)

[@alegru8432]

I don't think killing someone is ever justified but I can't blame Tony for his reaction. He just saw his parents being brutally murdered. I don't think that's something you can ever forgive, especially when the person who did it has been trying to kill you for as long as you've known him as well. Tony doesn't know Bucky the way Steve does and he's lost all his trust in Steve, so it makes sense for him to act this way.

[@abrahammartinez4136]

Well I mean if you found your parents killer you wouldn’t react calmly especially if you’re 2 ft apart from him 😔

[@Shazam961]

Oh Bucky was trying to kill him.

[@Shazam961]

@@alegru8432 Steve should of told Tony a long time ago about his parents and have the evidence to back him up. At the end of the day Captain America is the hero and villain of the movie l see it in that way. That how it played.

[@austinmiller2520]

if bucky was trying to kill tony, tony would be dead. let’s not forget, bucky is the winter soldier. he still has the skills hydra taught him

[@Crimson.Creates]

This was my first MCU movie that I saw in theaters.

[@asharastark6776]

Zemo. Best MCU villain. Most underrated.

[@johans3164]

Glad they arent making him a one off villain. We need more villains surviving their encounter with heroes

[@ninjanibba4259]

He is definitely NOT the best villain

[@cristobalquiroz9731]

Bucky said that he remembered all of them because he's still haunted for everything he did

[@demonic_myst4503]

spidermans strong enough to punch a man so hard his head exsplodes in the comics he just holds back his strengh

[@ctmdarkonestm]

I like how they referenced that Cap did know about Hydra killing Stark's parents. It was a quick headline flash in Winter Soldier while Zola was monologuing but it paid off here.

[@DrD0000M]

FYI: You got some overlapping audio in your post-film summary.

[@iamworthy1302]

Ok so I'm not stoned, thanks bro 🥴

[@corbanwoosley6891]

I'm actually totally on Captain America's side for this one. I can see why Tony's reasoning sounds more understandable, but the Avengers can't be the property of the government. They wouldn't be able to get anything done. This is a difficult, no-win situation. Which makes it such a great movie!

[@beldonjustbeldon952]

You need to watch all the movies before Wanda/Vision because the television show is a direct consequence of what happened in the final movies(so it would be a massive spoiler)

[@soychidoese]

The guy with the mustache is the guy you hated from the Incredible Hulk, Betty's dad

[@DaDunge]

Yes he's an ass but they've got a point

[@a-aronmusic3249]

I remember I freaked out and fell out of my chair when I saw Spider-Man in the 2nd trailer for this movie

[@anonymous-guesswho4604]

The hardest heart breaking and saddest MCU film ever. United We Stand or Divided We Fall.... what they don't know is that something that dwells in the shadows is coming.

[@DaDunge]

Except Tony knows, its why he does what he does.

[@loudboy317]

@@DaDunge Thor knows too. That's why he left earth to investigate the sudden emergence of the infinity stones and who is trying to collect them.

[@DaDunge]

@@loudboy317 True its why he sides with Tony over vision. And its why I believe he would have sided with Tony on civil war had he been on earth then.

[@loudboy317]

@@DaDunge I doubt Thor would side with Tony, in terms of the Sokovia accords. He's not going to let the earth's governments tell him what to do seeing as he's the soon-to-be king of Asgard.

[@beastyyypie]

@@DaDunge and he still chooses to break the Avengers apart knowing what's coming

[@LOLWATZOR]

The Russo brothers directed some of the best MCU films, as well as some of the best episodes of Community, which explains why you're going to notice several Community cameos down the road.

[@PigsHalo]

I was just scrolling through comments to see if anyone had already said this.

[@kalf1785]

A bunch of community characters have cameos in MCU movies. Before working on marvel projects, Joe and Anthony Russo were executive producers and directors on community. Marvel saw the amazing work they did for the show and hired them to direct winter soldier

[@adil9772]

That facial expression when Steve kissed Sharon is gold lmao

[@musicaleuphoria8699]

Very gif worthy.

[@nick.dufour]

Chris Evans held a real helicopter for that scene. The directors wanted it real because it was mean to signify the love Cap has for Bucky, one of the most powerful scenes in the movie

[@trevorfreese562]

Robert Downey Jr. is actually playing young Tony, so that's probably why it looks better on him than Luke, who was a body double with Mark Hamill's face.

[@icegodsavior8885]

Nah, that was RDJ's brother they used for that scene

[@joshuawells835]

•Tony still has issues with guilt, most recently over Ultron and Sokovia. He bears the weight of the world on his shoulders. •Wakanda is a fictional nation in Marvel, although someone did accidentally place it on a government website relating to trade. It is on Earth and is an isolated African country. While seeming impoverished, because of its vibranium, it is actually the most advanced nation in the world. •Fanatics •Sharon is Peggy's niece, not daughter. Either way, awkward for Steve. •Chadwick Boseman, RIP. •So passeth T'Chaka, son of Azzuri, King of Wakanda and the Black Panther. The King is Dead; Long Live the King! WAKANDA FOREVER! •Boseman was a Christian. Indeed through Christ our Lord, death is not the end, but the beginning. Christ is the Resurrection and the Life; he who believes in Him shall live even if he dies. •Yes. Also note how as the MCU continues on, Wanda loses her Sokovian accent. •Yes, the Black Panther is the mantle of the ruler of Wakanda and the Head of the Panther Tribe. It is passed on from father to son. So when King T'Chaka passed away, T'Challa became the new Black Panther. •Martin Freeman. He's also in the British Office. He's a well known comedian and was Dr. Watson in Sherlock (still waiting for Series 5). •HYDRA brainwashing. Bucky still has their programing in his brain. Those were phrase words, designed to entrance the Winter Soldier into behaving and to make him obedient. •No, this is Peter Parker's first appearance in the MCU. Introducing Spiderman. •Bucky and Sam approving of Steve's love life - best scene of the movie. •Peter's the youngest hero there, so yes, let him fangirl. •Rhodey's going to be ok, but the impact paralyzed him from the waist down. He'll need leg braces to walk. But he'll be alive to fight on. •And this is why Civil War is so good; you have trouble rooting for a particular side because both are in the right and wrong.

[@nightwingman666]

Missed the lives but this definitely was one of the top movies if nothing for character interactions. I’m very conflicted’ Civil War in a nutshell. and the Avengers have to question do they really do more harm than good all the collateral damage caused by their battles have long lasting consequences for them as individuals and as a team and it all came to a head in this movie. Aside from the conflict between Steve and Tony the movie had a few lighthearted moments Clint continuing to be a dad to Wanda is just absolutely sweet. While Tony wanted to do good I think part of his reasons of the accords is just him trying to seek absolution from Ultron maybe he does want to do good but part of it is driven by selfishness he turned on his friends just to feel good about himself and he was willing to get along with Steve until it was revealed Bucky murdered his parents then the damage was done.

[@Mr.Ekshin]

"The Avengers have to question do they really do more harm than good"... and that in a nutshell was the base concept I found stupid. Save the entire planet... but some people die. The math is quite easy. Did the Avengers kill those people, or is it the fault of the actual attackers? I think all but the dumbest of people would put the blame where it belongs. The Avengers don't just show up looking to shred cities and kill people. They show up when others are actively doing just that.

[@raiderking69]

After Winter Soldier, this is my favorite MCU film, followed by Infinity Wars.

[@kylemccormack1785]

Bucky wasn't bragging about remembering all of them, he was admitting that he has memories of all the people he killed while he was totally out of control. He doesn't just become mindless. It's sad.

[@Trustworthy_McLegitimate]

A line I wish someone had dropped in that conversation when Ross dissed them for not being able to produce Thor and Banner on demand: ROSS: "Tell me Captain, do you know where Thor and Banner are right now? If I misplaced a couple of 30 megaton nukes, you can bet there'd be consequences." WILSON: "Cap's too nice to point out two glaring problems with what you just said. Thor is a foreign head of state and is a GOD who *donates* his time to the Avengers, and if you think that *any* of us would just *tell* you, of all people, where Banner is after you spent years chasing him *literally* across the globe, you didn't have a heart attack on that golf course; you had a STROKE."

[@davidapodaca6307]

I’m glad they didn’t show Giant Man in the trailer that was surprise

[@Zenapprentice]

Unless they saw the funko pops. They ruined it by selling giant man before the film came out.

[@3Rayfire]

@@Zenapprentice Accursed Marketers.

[@JonCombo]

@@Zenapprentice Or little kids leaving the cinema. :/

[@icegodsavior8885]

Apparently they stepped on some toes when they did that, as the director for Antman wanted to save that for Ant-man and the wasp

[@JedHead77]

Peter Parker was the little kid with the Iron Man mask at the Stark Expo that Tony saves in Iron Man 2.

[@Sentinel3D]

She wasn't harming Vision. Vision can become intangible or super dense and heavy. When he's that heavy, he's also nearly impervious and diamond hard. She was using his power against him.

[@syntec1418]

i love how Ross was talking about how the hulk and avengers killed and injured a lot of people in New York,but they launched a nuke at the city, which (if Tony hadn't of took it and destroyed the ship with) would have KILLED LITERALLY EVERYONE

[@jeremyfrost2636]

Not only that, but the events of The Incredible Hulk were directly Ross's fault.

[@LordBloodraven]

While I understand why Tony wanted to kill Bucky, I agree that Steve was right to stop him: Friends don't let friends become murderers. MVP to Sam and Bucky. They may not get along, but they can appreciate Cap getting kissed by a gorgeous woman.

[@bluepearl_22]

Meanwhile he helps his "best friend" - a known assassin/murderer - run away from the law.

[@bluepearl_22]

@Mickey Mouse show me a liberal judge who will accept that excuse. The fact that Bucky is a fan favorite changes nothing about the (also) fact the he hasn't once faced justice for any of his actions. I really hope that they will address this in the upcoming show.

[@icegodsavior8885]

@@bluepearl_22 Except he does all that after the government showed that they weren't willing to give Bucky his human right to due process. Hell, they were gonna ship him off to wakanda right after the pysch eval.

[@bluepearl_22]

@@icegodsavior8885 Bruh the dude was a known international terrorist/murderer/assassin way before all that shit in Civil War happened and never once faced any justice for anything. If this were real life then the U.S. government would've easily given him the Bin Laden treatment if they'd found him in the meantime. Have you watched Winter Soldier? That's the whole point why he's been in hiding in the first place. Also, to this day no one seems to give a shit that his mental trigger still exists and that he can still be turned into a walking killing machine through a few Russian words.

[@icegodsavior8885]

@@bluepearl_22 Except that Bucky is also a P.O.W who was brainwashed into committing those murders. We have internationally recognized ways of dealing with that. What the UN and Ross were doing was unconstitutional and goes against the Geneva conventions. Also, Bucky had that removed when he went to Wakanda. One of the Falcon and Winter Soldier trailers showed Zemo trying to use those words on him again and failing

[@Comic3247]

OMG your eyeshadow, I love it

[@gauchplant]

The thing I like about this movie is that they did a really good job of giving each side a reasonable position in a crisis that wasn't some overblown drama. You could really see this crisis pulling apart friendships.

[@3Rayfire]

Keep in mind that Chadwick Boseman was in the early parts of his cancer diagnosis here. So magnificent, he just kept putting out absolute quality throughout this entire time.

[@SolidSnake8295]

When the mob and the press and the whole world tell you to move, your job is to plant yourself like a tree beside the river of truth, and tell the whole world -- "No, YOU move.” - Captain America

[@nerdynerd9346]

Can't wait for you to watch Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame!

[@Batman88878]

Early Christmas gift! Mary's reaction to Captain America: Civil War! DOOOOOOPPEE!!!!!

[@28starwarsfan]

WS was not killing Tony. He had the shrapnel taken out of his heart. The arch reactor now just powered his suit.

[@ryanoseguera1207]

Man...it feels really weird seeing Boseman in this NOW knowing what he went through during that time Then again...it goes to show me just how dedicated of an actor he was RIP you incredible man. Wakanda forever "Death is not the end" - T'Challa

[@under_score3829]

9:02 15:03 16:53 Mary has officially become one of us.

[@valentinfranco6396]

He said “I remember all of them” to let him know it torments him knowing he killed innocent people and couldn’t do anything to stop himself. It haunts him.

[@nmisa]

It’s like she watched Cap 2 and forgot that the government agency Shield was actually secretly ran Hydra. Why Steve doesn’t want to be in the company of those he doesn’t trust

[@danielpetur3132]

merry christmas to you. and thank you for all the great entertainment you did for us in 2020 :)

[@TheHeroClass]

That eyeshadow though... killing the game Mary 😁😁💯

[@Awesomeness42102]

The whole thing with Bucky saying he remembers all of them isn’t to taunt tony, Bucky is traumatized by the fact he’s assassinated all these people and he remembers it all he just couldn’t help it he was brainwashed

[@labyrinth123]

yes ofc, I don't understand how people can interpret that in any other way

[@chaospoet]

Seeing this in theaters was amazing. Three parts stand out. 1. When Steve get's the text message telling him Peggy has died there was an audible gasp of sadness from the audience. 2. When Captain America grabs the helicopter and does his flexing thing ALL the women in the theater started wooing and whistling and clapping. 3. When Ant-Man turned into Giant-Man the place erupted with cheers. At the showing I saw probably I was the loudest as just before he did it I was freaking out in my chair saying over and over "Giant-Man! Giant-Man! PLEASE TURN INTO GIANT-MAN!" Goddamn was I happy when that happened.

[@citylegend2918]

You said spider-man brings them down when he just beat falcon and winter soldier by himself😂😂

[@ericksantos4555]

I agree with Steve. Tony's position is mainly emotional. Steve looks at the bigger picture. Yes, as a result of them saving the world, there were civilian casualties. It's unfortunate, but you cannot fight without casualties. These aren't simple burglars they are fighting. All the Accords would do is shift the blame so if that happens, the world can just point a finger at the UN. Steve owns the responsibility. He wants to do what is best, what is right. He always has. He's refuses to hide behind a document that says it's not his fault. It is.

[@tedflanc1024]

I couldn't agree more. You pretty much took the words right out of my mouth. There will always be casualties no matter what. But if the Avengers didn't do what they do, the casualties would only be far greater. I don't like the idea of super heroes falling under government jurisdiction. Once the government owns you, you are a slave to society that is no longer free and just a servant to a blood sucking bureacracy that can misuse you in the future. The general is in way over his head and to me hero ethics should belong to the heroes alone. I'm team Cap for life!!!

[@LOTRFAN33]

Plus, as he says, the accords could tie their hands by determining for them who is to be saved or not. A true hero should not discriminate that way or allow himself to be.

[@DaDunge]

In the end perhaps but for the most of the movie Tony is trying to keep the avengers together trying to keep them legal. Trying to keep them accountable. Meanwhile cap is just steaming ahead knocking everything over because he's certain he's right.

[@DaDunge]

@@LOTRFAN33 ita not like the accords could stop them from acting all it would do it create a process under which they could be held accountable.

[@ericksantos4555]

@@DaDunge No, because under the accords, the UN would be held accountable. The Avengers would be broken up by singing because they would then just be soldiers for the UN. Only fight when told, only saved who they are told to save. That's not the Avengers. Therefore they are broken up by signing. They've surrendered their right to choose. It's no longer up to them. Having someone tell you to do something you know is wrong is worse than doing something wrong and owning the responsibility of your own choices.

[@ChurchNietzsche]

Peter's Hero Worship ... he salutes Captain America "Spider-Man, Huge Fan"

[@KingMoon110]

Those Blind Reactions to MCU are just pure gold, keep doing them everyday!