One Marvelous Scene: Winter Soldier - They're In For It Now

[@SamaritanPrime]

"Before we get started... does anyone wanna get out?" ...and that's the moment Cap became my favorite Avenger.

[@Menaceblue3]

*Steve Rogers:* (whispers) "...ᴴᵃᶦˡ ʰʸᵈʳᵃ..."

[@jordanglasper1064]

Lol I feel you

[@ogulcanyolcu8714]

@@Menaceblue3 and he gets "Avengers assemble!" Multiverse backfires.

[@Daremo6969]

This was my favorite scene of this movie too....

[@philiptom2799]

I love that his face is partially shadowed giving him a slightly ominous look

[@IanWatson]

This scene also marks a major turning point in Cap's character, both in this movie specifically and for his arc in the MCU in general. Coming into this scene, he's the Good Soldier. He's part of the chain of command. It may not be perfect -- he sees some shifty stuff at SHIELD prior to this -- but in general it works. This scene, though, makes it personal. The authorities are not always the good guys. The chain of command can be terribly wrong. People and organization he worked with and trusted are now abusing that trust and trying to take him down. The Cap from the beginning of Winter Soldier probably would have signed the Sokovia Accords without much argument. The Cap from the end of this film couldn't. And this scene is why.

[@cameronchenette4974]

Ian Watson well said

[@justinkruzisafag]

Very nicely said. However, it's rare to see any "good guys" with authority. They are typically the ones causing terrorism, just like in this very movie. Steve didn't sign the accords because he knew this fact for 100% after this movie. He tried to trust authority and got betrayed, which never happened again after. When Thanos snapped and the authorities were gone, everything was peaceful, everyone was united and not divided. The original definition of terrorism is government by intimidation, which is exactly what was going on in the movie and well, pretty much every day. Only fools side with the government, which is why Tony and everyone else was no longer apart of it by infinity war.

[@mase8705]

Very well said.

[@handsomesquidward5160]

Yesssir

[@MissLaraAshcroft]

You’re right! THIS is the exact reason why. How I hope they could highlight more on Cap’s reasoning towards the Accords during the Civil War movie. He didn’t even get the ample screentime in his OWN movie thus casual viewers fail to understand that it’s not just about Bucky

[@gusefalito6137]

I think my favorite "Oh shit they are in for it now" moment is when Thor, Rabbit and Tree arrive on Wakanda. The beat occurs when Thor says "bring me THANOS".

[@giraffebirth]

The most obvious one is in Ragnarok when there's three seconds of the drums playing and Loki, Korg and other characters reacting to Thor's Lightning. Then the aaAAAAAAAAhhh plays

[@iw_legendary_sayain2215]

Fun fact: The elevator scene in the winter soldier was the very first scene they shot for the film. That makes this scene even better.

[@Leo.23232]

5:30 That's why I never watch trailers, and its not 'almost a shame' it simply is. I can tell you from experience, how great that scene was having not seen the trailer and feeling the tension firsthand.

[@stephencrawley2862]

I don't watch trailers either, and I'm glad to hear that this is one more (of many other) situations in which it benefitted me.

[@Razipan-e3d]

I'm not sure I agree with the analysis here. Watching this scene "cold," I for one wasn't certain that Capt would escape. The fact that they deliberately setup the Shield (not yet revealed as Hydra) agents as using non-lethal weapons made the possibility for Capt to be captured, only to gain more information and escape later. Because you knew that even if he lost he wouldn't die, it actually seemed more likely that he COULD lose.

[@xJavelin1]

I agree. Of course he was never going to die. And was never going to be beaten in a fair fight. But those Strike Team guys had planned ahead - the magnetic bracelets were a very specific anti-Cap non-lethal weapon they had come up with. So here was Cap getting ambushed by guys fully prepared for his super abilities in the center of what was (now suddenly) an enemy stronghold. Quite likely that he could have been captured at that point. After all, later in the film he *is* captured by those guys. But is then sprung with the help of an unexpected ally (Maria Hill). This could easily have happened here instead.

[@bendesch98]

Yeah, I agree too. It's too easy to use hindsight bias to say that everyone knew they where gonna fight in the elevator and that cap 'obviously' wouldn't get captured, but I disagree. After the first threat the tension gradually build up while the audience tried to figure out if something was gonna happen and if so when and how. I definitely did not have a 'oh shit, they're in for it now' vibe when watching this, not even when Cap said his brilliant line right before the fight (and if I did, it would concern Cap just as much as the other guys). Cap looked like he was struggling for most of the fight, and his triumf did not feel easy or forced, it felt like it was earned. And even then, just thinking about how he would escape was a whole other thing to consider afterwards. Also, him being captured felt like a very real possibility when watching it, even if our hindsight bias would tell us otherwise after knowing what happens. All in all I did not feel like this analysis did the scene justice.

[@Sharikacat]

The visual greatness of this scene is that A) it isn't bogged down by special effects and B) the setting is small, but the angles were chosen well so you could keep track of the action and where people are (you can see agents trying to pick themselves up instead of wondering why everyone hasn't dog-piled on Cap). From a narrative perspective, consider that A) the Strike Team works with Cap and are of course familiar with his abilities and limitations, making them an ideal squad to capture him but mostly that B) Cap seems to have gone to that elevator more or less directly from Pearce's office, which means that not only did Pearce call in that ambush right away but that *he has agents on standby to subdue Cap* as evidenced by the magnetic cuffs on the briefcases.

[@mrq1701]

I don't know. The outcome didn't seem certain to me when I first saw the movie. Those magnetic shackle things worked really well. For a minute I thought Cap might get captured.

[@murdermountainsteve7878]

Right! This was an almost perfect plan--confined space, massively outnumbered, and utterly isolating his limbs--i.e. his main weapons outside the shield.

[@moving_piktures]

Fair point. All things considered, it was the best plan they could have put together.

[@DanStaal]

One point on this type of scene is the hero never *starts* the fight. They're retaliating - the monster's just been mugged. And part of that is that the attackers must have a justified belief that they could win with the information they had. In Logan, they just thought he was any old guy - but here they know exactly what Cap's capable of. So they have to have a plan that in their minds could conceivably beat him. Their plan wasn't to fight him - it was to capture him with surprise and numbers. Get him off balance just long enough to immobilize him, then deal with him. And if Cap hadn't worked out what they were trying, it might even have worked.

[@user-erased]

CAPtured

[@WafleEnterprises]

Narratively it works, Pierce had just threatened Cap. And of course, it wasn’t a threat for later, it was supposed to be a starting dialogue for after he had Cap beaten and taken in.... didn’t work so well though, did it. Cap is at his best in close quarters, where he can punch, kick and bash you with his shield. That was their mistake. They had a better shot with the bridge scene but now Cap has a vehicle. He would’ve had very little chance without it. Not to say he would’ve lost then either, but the stakes would’ve been higher

[@JaimeD.]

*WafleEnterprises* You my friend wrote an awesome comment like this Marvelous Scene.

[@PandanaJim]

I think I can safely say that everyone loves those 'Oh crap! They're in for it now!' moments.

[@AysaTheNotSoGreat]

The magnetic bracelet also adds a cool obstacle to the fight

[@moving_piktures]

Totally. Those were the only way the agents could have won.

[@cgduude]

And it's like the Robin Hood "I can beat you with one hand tied behind my back"

[@nickcautrell2514]

The scene in Logan where Laura comes out carrying the guys head was a definite "oh shit, they are in for it now" moment.

[@lastlife0726]

Sort of, but it breaks from the formula established in this video because the audience isn't familiar with Laura yet.

[@marauderdz]

​@@lastlife0726 Arguably, you never really got a feel for Wonder Woman's power levels before this moment either.

[@RansomeStoddard]

This is definitely one of the best scenes in the whole MCU. I love the way it builds slowly with more and more goons entering the elevator. Cap sees what's going on and then asks if anyone wants to get off before he kicks their ass. So not the bad guys know they lost the element of surprise. And then he destroys them. Brilliant!

[@owlontheprowl1657]

Jesus christ dude,EVERY SINGLE scene you used was in my personal list of favorite things to rewatch over and over again but I never had a name for them....thanks

[@moving_piktures]

All in a day's work!

[@lindlekindle]

At 6:00 I would have just laughed if one of them just raised their hand because they actually needed to use the elevator

[@tysonasaurus6392]

LindleKindle that would be a hilarious “deleted scene”

[@joshfields3123]

A good oh shit they’re in for in now scene is the kings man bar fight

[@ferrous719]

With another great one liner "Manners. Maketh. Man."

[@justinpigg1694]

Next time I'm on a crowded elevator I'm gonna say " before we get started does anybody want get off" cant wait to see what happens

[@nicocrestmere9688]

That elevator scene propelled Winter Soldier into the top spot for comic movies for me. Dark Knight Rises is amazing and 5* but to me Capt. America:Winter Soldier is the apex comic movie.

[@Fangtasiadreams]

The elevator scene and the highway fight scene (which reach its peak with the first fight between cap and the winter soldier). The hand to hand choregraphy is just a masterpiece.

[@NeedsMoreToys]

Elevator scene is also my favorite. I believe I leaned over to my wife and said “here comes the ass whoopin”. Great analysis.

[@thefowles1]

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[@moving_piktures]

That's the hope! It's been a crazy few weeks!

[@thefowles1]

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[@clammer23]

Since the first time I watched your video, I've caught myself thinking "oh shit, they're in for it now" everytime I watch a movie with any action whatsoever! Thanks for the great video.

[@moving_piktures]

Haha, that's awesome to hear! Glad you liked it so much!

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[@Javiercastillo-tw4ce]

“O shit.. they are on it now”. Brilliant! Liked, suscribed!!!

[@darkecofreak23]

The elevator fight scene is a perfect example of Conservation of Ninjutsu. He gets mobbed and owns all of them inside three minutes.

[@TheBreezus]

You did a marvelous job! My question is oh s**t are they ready for you now!

[@jimlampkins3299]

Well done.....And so true... The world needs more of these......Feed me more , Seymour!!!

[@christopherrumantono2384]

TWS: Before we get started, does anyone wanna get out? Endgame: Hail Hydra

[@cgduude]

I imagine that was actually difficult for Cap, given that one of his superpowers is that he always does the right thing

[@ThatPyukumuku]

@@cgduude Well the right thing would be avoiding conflict, and cap knows he doesn't actually hail hydra

[@mandelharvey3429]

My favorite of this film is the continuation of this where he's captain America on his motorcycle going at a modern jump jet. Taking the jet out of the sky with basically a can do attitude is thrilling. I absolutely love that scene.

[@moving_piktures]

I was considering going on about that part of the scene too, but I felt it didn't quite work in the scope of the video. But I agree. It's a great way to continue an already excellent scene.

[@mandelharvey3429]

@@moving_piktures I agree with your separation points. And in my head the fight against the people showed one aspect of caps persna. Leave the men who were fighting for bad men good and clobbered but if possible just clobbered. And then the we see he takes the smallest least sophisticated old school hadn't changed since the 40s motorbike and destroys the most advanced machine available with basically his bare hands and heart. I didn't have a lot of captain America comic as a kid. But one in particular had someone following cap but never knew who he was. But judged his character by what was left in his wake. Even the hydra men he just clobbered. Functionally traitors worthy of execution but reality just soldiers following bad men. Its like a professional courtesy.

[@GarlandCoulson]

A favorite scene of mine as well. Thanks for your analysis and commentary.

[@arturocastroverde3349]

Unxepectedlly one of the most iconic action scenes of the 2010's

[@tommycochran1019]

The only more effective “Oh shit! They’re in for it now!” Is the Vader scene in Rogue One. All it took was for us to hear Vader breathing and light his lightsaber and we knew everyone in that corridor was screwed.

[@moving_piktures]

True! That's a good one!

[@da1king0fwakanda56]

The Russo’s really knew what they were doing, from Winter Soldier to End Game GOAT

[@bob81pizza]

The end of 'V for Vendetta' is probably my favorite example of this. Sure, V is shot to pieces, but you know for sure none of the shooters are going to survive.

[@moving_piktures]

Didn't even think of that scene. He kills them all before they can even reload their guns.

[@GilSanchezJr]

Me: *Sees One Marvelous Scene in the title, watches* Video: *goes into detail about films other than Marvel*

[@moving_piktures]

Well, you're not wrong.

[@KenshiImmortalWolf]

to be fair, some of the best videos can relate to a single subject with multiple instances

[@ChrisMaxfieldActs]

Is that a complaint, or a compliment?

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[@moving_piktures]

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[@dcbanacek2]

This scene was wonderfully referenced in Endgame.

[@JaimeD.]

*dcbanacek2* Both elevator scenes with Cap & the Hydra Agents were splendid to a *T.*

[@marvnuts]

Sitwell's face when Cap drops his line is hilarious.

[@swaggasaurus4837]

What about in Shazam, when he realizes he has bullet immunity. "You're dead."

[@WasimulAkram]

tbh, that line was cheesy

[@miked2445]

Will ALWAYS be my favorite MCU scene.

[@grayclaw1391]

This is my favorite One Marvelous Scene essay.

[@moving_piktures]

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[@AllknowingUnknown]

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[@Blvckout000]

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[@moving_piktures]

We appreciate the engagement regardless! Glad to have you here. This video is a bit different from what we typically do here. What kind of content interests you?

[@Blvckout000]

@@moving_piktures Basically badass movie scenes from the cool Marvel characters. Taking one scene and describing what's so great about it in detail in a 6-10 min in a similar way as this was. Just an opinion, loved this video (as I did this movie scene)

[@tripitaka5444]

Absolutely marv-elous ! Nicely done.

[@wallycarrott]

That beat. Isn't that the same pause that Gandalf referred to as the deep breath before the plunge?

[@rangergolf2615]

Probably my favorite "Oh shit, they're in for it now" scene comes from the stairwell fight from season 2 of Daredevil. The "beat" that makes you say that is when Matt stops the elevator to save the guy from the thugs.

[@stevegovea1]

I think one of the reasons why this fight seen is grear because there was an underlying betrayal of Captains trust. Yeah these guys are Hydra agents but they were on missions with him, you'd think on some level they would give Cap a warning on whats to come. This becomes a turning point for Cap believing the Government or Shield can be infiltrated as well .

[@spiderrocket8367]

This along with “I can do this all day” encompasses everything great about Steve When he ask if “anyone wants to get out” it’s not just a badass boast it’s him giving them a genuine chance to do the right thing. He already knows at least one fo them is nervous so he gives them all a chance to just leave. None of them take it and he wipes the floor with them all as predicted but still Steve gave them a chance when he didn’t have to.

[@tlreclipse1126]

as someone who refuses to watch movie trailers, I found this scene very enjoyable.

[@jordanglasper1064]

Allied is singing by far is one of the brightest to stand out as Allied is seen by far is one of the brightest to stand out as one of Capts top 10 fight moments! Definitely one of a kind!

[@Sigmauer]

this was great man good job!!!

[@moving_piktures]

Thanks! Glad you liked it!

[@Sword_Man_YT]

Cap knew he would win too which was hilarious for me

[@ThatPyukumuku]

The best "beat" any movie could have is the protagonist entering a room full of enemies and just saying: "Gentlemen."

[@pattimcb31]

Great video I like the beat on The Incredible Hulk, when you see the eyes changed you know it's on😄

[@SmashPortal]

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[@calvinjohnstone2664]

Great video buddy 👍😁

[@jordmanbatgod]

Not to mention the fact that the very next scene is him taking out a quinjet with HAND TO HAND COMBAT

[@Jojopah]

Dear @Moving_piKtures, great analysis! I believe that the Hollywood westerns of '50s through '60s establish the "oh shit, they're in for it now!" I think a masterful on is the end of Shane (1953) starring Alan Ladd. All through the movie he's trying to put down his gunfighter life, but the Riker clan goes a bit too far and when he puts on his buckskin outfit & guns and rides into town, and steps in the saloon-- OH SHIT!

[@tensortab8896]

The poor bastards, they've got me surrounded.

[@Declan_Lyons]

In Wonder Woman the "Oh shit! They're in for it now" moment is when she removes her cloak and climbs out of the trench. The clip you show is part of a much longer scene.

[@josephrapoport6261]

Really fantastic job!!

[@GOvindXOXO]

Before Endgame, this scene was my favourite marvel scene. Now, Cap picking Mjolnir is my favourite scene. (And the irony is I'm not a fan of Cap.)

[@moving_piktures]

Winter Soldier made a lot more people fans of Cap.

[@alexgurero9184]

the best MCU scene!!!

[@da1king0fwakanda56]

Anakin killing younglings in the Jedi Temple 😂

[@moving_piktures]

Yikes!

[@davidblakesley4801]

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[@moving_piktures]

Thanks! Glad you liked it. We've been seeing a lot of growth lately so I predict that your prediction is predictably correct.

[@ronniejdio9411]

Perfect scene..great writing and acting.

[@Riftimmortal]

I am definitely calling that elevator scene the "Oh Sh*t, they're in for it now!" scene from now on.

[@DocWolph]

"This is what happens INSIDE the can of whup-ass."

[@demedooley9235]

A good “oh s**t, their into it” moment is in Thor: Ragnarok when he’s fighting hulk on sakaar and he’s getting punched repeatedly by hulk and he starts flashing back to Odin. Then it happens: Thor blasts hulk to the top of the arena with a lightning blast.

[@alexanderg1935]

Nice work dude

[@doug774]

Good work

[@dave-in-nj9393]

I liked the 'interrogation' with Black Widow. she nod's ... take the phone and "Oh S#!t, they are in for it no"

[@SamSung-ks6iz]

most fav scene in all 22 mcus

[@ottomatix3397]

Enjoyed this. 🌟😎🌟

[@Kermit_T_Frog]

American actions sequences ALWAYS have the hero struggling against the odds. They can't resist adding this element even in "oh sh't, they are in for it now" scenes. This was 10 vs. 1, where it was far from certain whether Captain America would come out on top. In a scene like this in an Asian martial arts movie, the hero would hardly break a sweat.

[@PatriotGabe]

I'm glad I missed the trailer that spoiled that scene. When I saw it the first time it caught be completely by surprise. Winter Soldier was probably my favorite Marvel film, Endgame probably edged it out. Winter Soldier just seemed so much deeper than just a normal superhero movie. Iron Man 3 also gets high marks from me because it felt deeper.

[@m.mijsberg8663]

*video ended* Me: oh §h*t he is in it now

[@Ryanthebrobdingnagian]

God you're right. I've never noticed This

[@Valkyrie77]

I call them "They are soooo screwed now" moments :P

[@AllknowingUnknown]

I understood that reference!

[@ScottishRent]

This scene turned my head to marvel.

[@jasenspeed1906]

Great video, and a good premise. Thank you for posting. My question becomes why didn’t they just kill captain America? Why would hydra want to capture him? My thought is that they would want to turn him into another winter soldier. (I am ignoring of course the reality that you can’t kill off the title character, because it’s a movie franchise. )

[@zexonhairi7215]

Madara vs everyone even the main protagonist "oh shit they're in for it now"

[@RealCaptainAwesome]

Beast Wars was amazing! I watched a couple episodes on Netflix. It did not age well.

[@moving_piktures]

The animation, especially in the early first season, is rough. But we feel the storytelling still works. And watching the animation improve as the series went on is really something.

[@AllknowingUnknown]

Love the old animation. While it's flawed it never ceases to give me that wonderful nostalgic feeling 😊

[@angeldiezovelar1814]

The best by far. Everyone know why. But no one talks about why. Bright Future......

[@billsoules]

Good read, I just thought of it as a necessary show of competance

[@jiga6832]

Winter Soldier made a stand for captain America as soldier of freedom

[@sokandueler9578]

I would say the beat is when the music starts up just before he kicks the guy’s knee.

[@rododendron85]

Batman dispatching badguys in BvS before he rescued Supermans mom

[@morph261]

why do you have only 800 subs? you should be well over 700k

[@moving_piktures]

Glad you think so, Morph! The good news is that we've seen a huge surge in subscribers lately thanks to this video taking off. We're happy to have you join us!

[@akpawar651]

Before winter soldier Tony was my favourite avenger... But Russo brothers made him so awesome 😍

[@thomasjr8360]

I like when he jumps out of the plane with out a chute.. The guy should have known better after that..

[@itsmezed]

Three words: "BRING ME THANOS!" 😁

[@doctor_sinister_3145]

So, is it safe to say you crossed the matrix, and covered 3 movies? That's X-trodanary!

[@snakeplissken2018]

Or in the movie Solo a star wars story when Han Solo is all alone in the mine pushing a cart with the hyper fuel on it with 3 bad guys behind him and than Chewbacca shows up

[@brownstarslots]

Equilibrium has about 4 or 5 scenes that are "oh shit" worthy. Also recommend Hardcore Henry

[@Pulse22]

Ha. My fav was the polygraph scene. I think one of the bad guys actually says "oh shit" or something to that effect.

[@dtheo47]

The entire movie has more... Winter soldier outside Raimi's Spiderman is the best superhero movie of all time...

[@eezapata2]

just subscribed.

[@moving_piktures]

Glad to have you!

[@Xfile1947]

I believe Chris Evans said that scene was his favorite.

[@薯芋]

Oh, shit, wonder woman got the best bgm

[@parthshukla42]

#TeamCap forever #CaptainAmerica #ChrisEvans

[@golisopodgaming2201]

Cap was always my favourite but this scene locked him in that spot. (But thor and Scarlett witch is close behind)

[@mayo1361]

Ok just say it! All the movies are marvelous so stop it with the scenes already!