hence the reason "win" cinemawins closed in on that lol

He’s the best part of this movie I don’t care what people say.

Yeah, but the kid still died because he couldn't climb walls.

Anybody can get a rope and pull him out, or I'm pretty sure there was a ladder attached to the wall somewhere, duh

@@grantmalone No, he's the kid with the trash can lid painted like cap's shield later on

It also gives the lie to Stark's insult in The Avengers about how everything special about Cap came out of a bottle.

Ivan Chicharro I don't understand the part why Steve said are we taking everyone now? And how is he an Irish stereotype

@@grownmannn2 That wasn't Steve, it was a different person. He said it in reaction to seeing a Japanese-looking person apparently in the Army with them. It being World War II, you might understand the surprise- though many such Americans fought honorably in the European theater.

j.oz oh got it

j.oz I mean, Cap said something similar to Tony about him and his suit. I love how both of their solo film prove both insults wrong.

It won't let me coment on the actual video I think buck falling of the train was a lose lose win Near death Villan White wolf

I mean he did say beefy

Add 1 extra

He has a dozen great lines in this movie.

@@Devastator-cr3oh "He's still skinny."

He might have been laughing too hard at it and forgot.

When I saw TLJ I thought of the last Jedi

its* and TLJ (The Last Jedi): "Let's to and find one more!"

ye

Slyn TheHedgehog I have French and German descent, mostly both so I understand.

Yeah. stereotypes are the worst.

Wait, germans don't equal german?? I mean, i guess you're technically right. but isn't "german" just the singular form of "germans"?

@@existenceisrelative if you see it historically the term german as an adjective existed for a really long time, but germans as in describing a group of people just existed since 1872, 1848 at least, because there was no such thing as a unified germany. There was bavaria, saxony, prussia, baden etc. But the first ideas of a unified nation, a unified group of people with a common language, of similars cultures wasnt really a matter until about1815-1848 and 1872. This difference was also a huge debate on the coronation of Kaiser Wilhelm I. 1872, because Bismark wanted him to make Kaiser of the germans, with that unifying all the groups of people who would you call german. But the nobility, or at least it was feared of them, that they didnt want that, that they would have preferred a german Kaiser, as an adjective, being part of this ethnic group, and by that losing not so much of their power as Kings and Archdukes of their respective territories. So it was feared that they would accept a german Kaiser but not a Kaiser of the germans. (Source: ZDF: Die Deutschen, Season 1, Episode 9) So in a historical context there is a huge difference between german and germans

MissAppolonia HAHAHHAHAHA

MissAppolonia This is great.

😆 **Wipes tear of laughter from eye**

"Job Fullfillment"

I would like to know why the Germans painted the words in English, maybe they were hoping for a promotion by going the extra mile.

I agree, but the Peggy touching his muscle scene was actually unscripted, she did that without thinking.

I was just thinking the same thing, so many other wins that deserved to be mentioned

Or the scene where The Doctor's "Impossible Girl" appears in the movie. (Hint hint)

One tiny detail I love is in the scene where Dr Zola is talking to an off-screen Schmidt as an artist paints a picture of him. The artist’s face tells a lot, but if you take a quick look at his palette it is covered in red paint. If I’m not mistaken, this was the movie’s first hint that Schmidt was already Red Skull.

@@pretzelbomb6105 you can also see that there's no hair on the outline of his head, showing that he was wearing a mask at that point

HOLY CRAP YOU DUDES SAW THIS COMMENT THANK YOU FOR NOTICING ME

I love this comment and would like to add that, in my opinion, the end of Civil War showed us so much about the character of those characters. Iron Man is trying to kill the Winter Soldier because of his personal pain. He knows Winter Soldier was mind controlled when he killed his parents but he doesn't care and he's even willing to kill his "friend" Cap for trying to stop him from crossing a line. When Tony has his helmet removed at the end of the fight and Cap raises his shield Tony blocks his face because if the roles were reversed he would've killed Cap in that moment. After realizing that he's lost the fight and his friend Tony's selfish reaction is to try to "take" something from Cap by telling him he isn't worthy of the shield and that it belonged to his father (ignoring that his father gave it to Cap). Truly shows the difference in their character

Cap always percieved tony as a friend...tony was the one with a grudge

@@levisamom5069 why would he not hold a grudge? You forgot that after they watched the recording of the death of the Starks, Tony asked Cap, "You know about this?" And Cap just nod. In the letter that came after Stan Lee's FedEx cameo, Cap said he was sorry about hiding the truth about the death of Tony's parents. Also, growing up, Tony was often shrugged off by his dad because his dad always remind him about how Howard Stark made Captain America. He grew up with that mindset and only at Iron Man 2 that he learned that Howard's greatest invention is Tony himself. It still doesn't prevent him to be jealous of Cap for stealing his dad's admiration from himself. The idea that Captain America, his dad's idol, who "stole" his dad away from loving Tony Stark, his own flesh and blood, would betray his father's confidence as well as Tony's by protecting his murderer would be sending a snobby Playboy millionaire who just broke up with his girlfriend (until they got reunited at Homecoming) to an uncontrollable fit. Stark's problem is personal, while Steve's problem is more of a professional problem. He's just trying to proof Bucky's innocence and stop the Sokovia Accords. It's the same with Stark at first (albeit the opposite) and the truth of his parent's death made him go to a rampage. Can he think of a better solution than giving in to rage? Probably. But would it be the first thing to come out of his thick skull? No, sir. Which made him a great character to watch as he developed through the MCU from Iron Man 1 to Endgame. He thought he got everything, everybody thought he got everything under his palms. And why not? He's rich, smart, one of the world's most sought after bachelor, and just great. However, in fact, he doesn't have it all. He got captured by terrorists, realized his number 2 sold weapons to terrorists to kill US soldiers as he sold the same weapons to save US soldiers, having the same thing keeping him alive to be poisoning him, daddy issues as stated above, alien threats, PTSD from same alien threats, fear of losing Pepper, being guilty for NY and Sokovia, his supposed best friend is protecting his mom's murderer (since he's more attached to his mother than his absentee dad), losing Spiderman as the only "son" he can only wished for, and realizing that all he does can't stop Thanos from killing 0.5 of everyone. Looking forward at how Endgame will end his arc ('cause we all know it's RDJ's contract is ending after Endgame).

@@alexanderchristopher6237 couple other things to add to your statement. Could part of Tony's feelings be because he is always the one in charge? the boss the leader so on. Yet here we have people following Cap and the only thing he has going for him - from Tony's perspective - is the serum. He can't equate natural leader to as normal person. One possible trivia in the comic book they gave Tony a drinking problem. It has been hinted at in the movies but not explored. I can excuse that because that would be a whole movie in it's self. To bad he costs so much, it would have been a nice addition to the TV series Agents of Shield, a story arc of a few episodes.

Why would people complain about that?

I kind of hated that comment because Bucky never wanted to become the Winter Soldier, he was brutally tortured and brainwashed into submission. Bucky Barnes is not a villian.

@@meaghandsouza4333 But the Winter Soldier is!

I'm like number 666.

@@meaghandsouza4333 Dude he said it as a joke

I just noticed that, you learn something new everyday I guess, even in this time

Ik this is a dumb question, but can soldiers survive a grenade they lay on these days with the kevlar vest? Or do they still sacrifice themselves?

SnakeVenom 49 I honestly have no idea.. Kevlar might help but there’s always a chance of the shrapnel hitting faces, necks, or other open bits of skin.

@@snakevenom4954 You have a few real life examples of people surviving that. But I guess most werent that fortunate.

Wasn’t this in the Sins video?

HAHAHA SAME. I refuse to let Stucky go.

STUCKY FOREVER

I love stucky so much. Im fine with Peggy, but lets be fair, they never would have had a relationship if it werent for the serum. But Bucky had loved steve with or without the serum, and refused to leave his side no matter what. What bothered me the most in this video was the fact that CinemaWins said "Steve had finally fallen for a girl". Technically, a girl had finally fallen for him. They ignored him before the serum. But not Bucky. Bucky was there for him through everything. Also i don't understand why Marvel refuses to make Steve date the obvious choice, Bucky, and would rather have him date his ex-lover's *niece* over having him date a man. Like, seriously. And thats why i ship stucky. Thank you for coming to my ted talk.

Debiru Haato represent us

Debiru Haato ALSO “go! Get out of here!” “No, not without you!” And the most referenced line “I’m with you till the end of the line”

Fucking *thank you*. When he walks back and everyone is cheering for Steve, his face is a mixture of sadness, pride, and loss. Sebastian Stan finds a way to portray all of Bucky conflicting emotions, ranging from the fear his relationship with Steve will never be the same again, to pride over how Steve has finally become what Bucky has seen in him this whole time, through expressions only, and its brilliantly done. Props to him.

Personal I thought the look on Bucky's face in that scene was mostly annoyance that Steve only mattered to people because now he's Captain America. That's why he said "Give it up for Captain America", because that's all people cared about. I could be wrong, but I just feel like it's not in Bucky's character to be annoyed that Steve had changed. He loves him regardless of what he looks like or if he needs to protect him or not. Regardless, the acting is still out of this world.

So on Disney+ right now there's a show called "LEGENDS" which is shorts showcasing the leads of the new Marvel TV shows (WandaVision & The Falcon and The Winter Soldier). There's no narration/voiceover, just snippets of the characters showing where they came from in the films. And the one for Buck is AMAZING at how it shows Stan's acting - I'd really never realized how understated yet powerfully well done Bucky's portrayal is until I watched 8 minutes JUST focusing on him. AND HOW HE'S DONE THAT SINCE THE VERY BEGINNING!!

And adapts to the mordern world in like a year.

Modern

Not sure if the MCU addressed this properly, but comic cap does have increased optic cognizance, meaning he can take in sights much faster and more precisely than a normal human. Actually, I think they did adress this; he took a look at that map of Europe with Hydra bases on it for all of 5 seconds and could than later recount their placement down to an error margin of 70 miles.

I think it increases his mental processing speed, so in the time it takes him to see an enemy he can calculate the trajectory he needs to hit and get his shield back

Idk about the impossible maths on his shield, I've always thought there was something special about that shield. We know from No Way Home how good SpiderMan is with math and he comments in Civil War "that thing does not obey the laws of physics at all."

best marvel movie is spider man 3 (I know its fox but still a marvel comics character) best actual marvel film is winter soldier

+Jason Wayne 1. Spider-man 3 was Sony and 2. it was aweful. But hey, you like what you like and my opinion should have no bearing on your enjoyment. I'm glad somebody liked it.

thanks :)

+Jason Wayne You mean the one where Peter Parker was air humping and making gun shapes to girls. Oh and Venom became a scrawny thing with a laughable over the top guy which made him not menacing at all? I admit sand man was cool but my god the cringe in that movie.

+Jason Wayne You mean the one where Peter Parker was air humping and making gun shapes to girls. Oh and Venom became a scrawny thing with a laughable over the top guy which made him not menacing at all? I admit sand man was cool but my god the cringe in that movie.

His character would have been out of place if it was set in the here and now for his creation

same

Yehia Abdelrahman Lin Manuel is a god

Yehia Abdelrahman I don't understand the part why Steve said are we taking everyone now? And how is he an Irish stereotype

@@grownmannn2 Steve didn't say it, Dum Dum Dugan said it to Jim Morita, who is of Japanese-American descent. America was at war with Japan, tensions were high and Japanese-Americans were put in internment camps at the time. The Irish stereotype thing might be because of his name, how he looks and how he acts (crazy and drunk all the time).

Yup, as a guy who grew up with WWII documentaries, TFA was probably one of my favorite Phase 1 movies, next only to IM1. They really made the alternate history WWII work. I'm really surprised not enough people liked TFA.

Oh it ranks seventh on my list. (Of the MCU) It is fantastic.

It’s one of my favorites. I like it more than winter solider, which is a very, very unpopular opinion

I feel the same way! It's my second or third favorite.

I enjoyed it as well. And it stayed true to his complete story. When Marvel first took over Cap in the 60's he was found frozen in ice. As an old timer I am happy with how they have updated everything. There is only one character that I do not like the change to. Aunt May! She is not supposed to be someone my teenage self would have been spending time in bed... Never mind

"...and starring STANLEY TUCCI, as totally-not-Albert-Einstein!" Seriously loved his portrayal - he explained for the audience why Steve is the perfect Cap. EEffen viss hiz oaffer-dunn TCHerman agkzent.

And thor, and loki, and odin, and really any god from asgard.

+Raptor Feet yeah, they are somewhat explained as an alien race with wormholes and shit but it's not very well explained so until I have the entire scientific explanation for it they are magic

I like that there's a distinction between magic and MAGIC in the MCU. It's like there's the villains who say they have magic and then Doctor Strange just scoffs at them and says, "You have no idea."

+Eddie Curtis yeah, I know ^^ and I can't wait for Dr. Strange. I love him and hope his movie will be amazing xD

Although Thor said that magic and science in Asgard is the same, sooooo......

Right? He says it constantly. Never noticed it before.

+CinemaWins yeah if you pay attention to civil war they reused a lot of lines of different avengers. Felt a bit recycled

+theindiandood Tastefully recycled.

+Tracker947 fair enough. It was borderline more for one liner moments than story in my opinion

duh

Especially since Steve become close friends with Howard Stark and later with his son Tony Stark in the future. No wonder Steve was so devastated by Tony's death in Endgame.

(Wade has a bit of a hero-crush on Steve)

Soooo, in the movies Colossus is really just a Cap stand-in? (I don't read Marvel comics)

@@Deviantygr no Colossus is an xman stand-in. For some reason he wants to be a mutant, though his transformation is labeled mutate which is not the same thing. Mutants are born, and mutates are more like origins of daredevil, jessica jones, steve rogers, bruce banner, peter parker.

So that's the reason why Deadpool wanted to be Captain Deadpool

@@Deviantygr Yes, in the movies Colossus is a stand-in for Cap and all the other heroes that have at some point tried to help and encourage Wade to be a hero (e.g., Spider-Man). But Jemie is also correct that Colossus represents the X-men. In the comics, Deadpool has tried to join the X-men a few times saying things like "we mutants need to stick together" to which the X-men reply "You're NOT a mutant." They sometimes let him hang around for a while and they may reluctantly collaborate with him on a mission, but they don't really want him around and certainly haven't tried to recruit him. He does have a relationship with Wolverine, though, since they are both results of the Canadian super-soldier program and they have the same powers (accelerated healing); in fact, it's possible they somehow gave Wade Logan's mutation, through gene-splicing or something.

Exactly! Even the bad MCU movies don't seem that bad because the characterization has been invested in heavily. You have to stay true to the character for it to make a connection with the audience. Had BvS released after a good character building of Batman and Superman, it would have been the greatest superhero movie ever.

This movie is my seventh favorite marvel movie. EDIT: MCU movie.

Honestly, the only problems I had with this movie stem from HYDRA. I just didn't find them intimidating enough.

Kind of Ironic that everybody's main criticism of Doctor Strange is because it was magic iron man, and everybody's main criticism of ALL superhero movies back then was they weren't ENOUGH like iron man.

Way long ago before the Avengers came out, my dad and I sat down to watch this movie together for the first time. When it was done, we looked at each other and agreed that this was the best MCU film yet. (Before The Avengers, was it called the MCU? Or were they just Marvel movies that connected to each other?)

Yeah, but the one that mainly goes forward into the present day is what remains of the Red Skull's branch of Hydra, the Nazi research division. Former Hydra scientists were recruited by SHIELD and they continue to manipulate SHIELD to their liking.

yes

I feel this on a emotional level

But he refuses to drive anything that's not a stickshift

Much easier when you're on a motorcycle most of the time like him.

ditto

Agreed 100%. I enjoy the optimism.

Even more than CinemaSins, I don't care if his concept is copying them, he won me over them...

It's the same person.

+Avery Jewett no it's not

Actually, Stan Lee would still know considering his major role in marvel

@@diablotry5154 I mean, anybody who read Captain America would know as well as Stan, so there’s nothing distinguishing Stan from anyone else at this point.

@@jimmyz2684 wrong but okay lmao

@@diablotry5154 xD you think Jack Kirby made some secret list of character heights that he shared with everyone at Marvel?

@@jimmyz2684 you're so dumb lmao

He isn't even a member of the first team.

Yes he is...the original 6. Cap, Iron Man, Hulk, Thor, Black Widow and Hawkeye. Avengers movie #1.

+Sarah Miller I said the first team not the movie team.

Well I meant the movie team

+Sarah Miller There not the first team.

Get this man a shield

@@glennquagmire7315 never realized the connection till today

I didn't hear him say Jesus's name in vain

I was expecting an "I regret nothing" reference, but that was better.

still not magic...just manipulating energy from other dimensions...

"Magic is just science that you can't explain yet"

Lilith Sinder Well now...

@@Amy-yf9zc Well we know science in the mcu can herness the multiverse like they do. Hense pym particle time travel, mysterios etc. They use their energy to what make a few whips shields and portals? Not much we haven't seen elsewhere there. The knocking out the soul thing is probobly the most magical part. But then again in Thor the dark world we had the whole soul forge thing that Jane explains as being some science mumbo jumbo. So really there isn't much they do which hasn't been done elsewhere in the mcu with science.

Midna Gamer yes

Um, Werner Von-Braun anyone? He was basically single handedly responsible for putting men on the moon for the good old US of A.

Beats getting locked up for helping the Nazis with their war crimes, I guess ;) I strongly recommend Tom Lehrer's excellent song about Werner von Braun about his "allegiances"

*Wernher von Braun Living right next to the town where a high school used to be named after him until some morons decided he wasn't worthy of having a school named after him, that typo bugged me. In my opinion his work with the Nazis doesn't make his scientific work less amazing, yet that's what he's remembered for.

Also that giant tank at 5:35 may look ridiculous, but the germans were actually also developing similar monstrosities. Like the P1000 Rat or the P1500 Monster.

Well, the Ratte was only one single drawing, ad the Monster remains dubious at best. I'd rather compare it to the Maus, but yeah, they really loved themselves some big armored vehicles

Wait why do people hate it? I thought it was just underrated

This movie is a top 3 for MCU movies for me honestly.

It gets better for me every time I watch it. I pick up new stuff missed. It's a great movie.

@surfitlive Good enough for Bond and Archer, good enough for Agent Carter.

Snuffles Wadgenbagder Because he’s free to do whatever he wants! Even if he is a Canadian.

You kidding? Wolverine is the only one who has a problem with Wade. Everyone else is fine with him, even if he is a but weird at times.

@@kittyplayz1480 Let's be honest, Wolverine kinda has a problem with everyone XD

@@casthenonhuman fair. There's definitely mutual respect as far as him and Cap, though. Cap just doesn't make enemies with other good guys. Except for Civil War, both movie and comics.. that was disastrous.

@@kittyplayz1480 To be honest, the West Coast Avengers found Deadpool insufferable - probably because he decided to squat at their base - so they had Squirrel Girl boot him out. Literally. And when the Invincible Squirrel Girl boots you out, you stay booted.

Black Panther/T'Challa really stole the show in Civil War (which is saying a lot since we got Giant-Man and Spider-man along with all the other Avengers), I can't wait for his solo film.

I LOVE his trilogy. On my list, civil war is my second favorite MCU movie, winter soldier is third, and first avenger is my seventh.

I think that first captain america is good but man the second one is one of the best MCU films by far in my opinion

His trilogy is the only one that's an actual trilogy

Cap's rendition in the first Avengers movie is his weakest because Whedon admitted he didn't know what to do with him. Shoehorned him into the morose man-out-his-time going through the paces.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Focke-Wulf_Triebfl%C3%BCgel

Same thing applies to the big tank thing Red Skull uses.

You mean the P. 1000 Ratte.

yeah, it was part of a bigger Project by the Nazis called "Wunderwaffe" or Wonder Weapon. It also included huge-ass tanks, a bunch of weird planes and rockets, and the infamous Nazi Bell besides those thingys. They wren't atomic or nuclear or anything like that though

The Germans were actually the first to prove that the atomic bomb was possible. why do you think we got to it first? we had the resources and by the time we dropped them on Japan, we had the German Scientists and research too.

this is a very boring movie bro. it's only good up until he gets his powers then it's boring then bucky falls and it's boring until "I gotta put her in the water"

This movie is never boring.

Dennis E yeah not for you because Instead of watching the movie you're imaging Steve and Bucky kissing

+Kevin Link ha your just like my dad he thought it was bori g too because there wasn't a lot of action

+NooblyGaming nah it was just boring

Itay ELDAD same

SSAAAMMEE

I hated it. Bucky Barnes isnt a villian, he's a brainwashed, tortured, victim in Hydra's mind games.

@@meaghandsouza4333 lmao I think the same but it was a joke. a damn funny one

As funny as that would be, your last words would be much more likely to be “AAAGGGGHHHH!”

Definitely.

+CinemaWins You should do The Dark Knight, Batman Begins, and every MCU movie

+The WEBM Collection triggered -_-

+The WEBM Collection ... Batman vs Superman is *DCEU*, not *MCU*.

+CinemaWins do topgun pls

never mind the fangirls. Sebastian Stan will come for you.

... followed by fangirls. I doubt they'd ever let him out of their sight :o

I'm a huge fangirl for Bucky and Sebastian Stan yet I called the winter soldier a villain.Bucky isn't a villain, the winter soldier is.

StrawberryKitKat I still want Liv to eat his brain as I find him annoying.

He's not a villain. He's just misunderstood.

Two things. One, Red Skull is dead, he wasn't shot into space, he was straight up disintegrated. The second thing is that there won't be a Cap 4, all the MCU characters get a trilogy, cameos in the movies of other heroes as well as roles in the Avengers movies. That's the formulae, Iron Man got his trilogy which is now concluded, Cap got his trilogy which is now completed, Thor is getting the third movie in his trilogy next year and then gets no more movies, Hulk probably isn't getting a trilogy because nobody liked his solo film, Ant Man is getting the second movie in his trilogy in a couple years, Spider Man and Black Panther are getting trilogies. As well rounded and likable as Cap is, why would he get a fourth movie? It breaks the formula, leaves less time for other heroes whose contracts aren't on the verge of expiring, it pushes boundaries as there really isn't much room left for a storyline dedicated to Cap since it's all played out.

Actually, he was shot into space. The Tesseract (if I'm spelling that right) is the space stone, so he was transported somewhere, not disintegrated

Dominic Tee Hugo Weaving is still under contract. They could bring him back if they wanted to. Hugo doesn't want to come back so it probably won't happen. But Marvel could force him if they really wanted to do another Red Skull story. As far as them doing another Cap film, you might be right. But Marvel should reconsider after Civil War made the billion dollar club. But yes, they have a plan and will make another billion soon.

Have you seen infinity wars. (Spoiler)spoiler He comes back

How does it feel to be right