Marvel Cinematic Universe

[cycloneshort]

Opening action sequence was ridiculous but fun and worthy of the big screen. I really like how these shows are making me much more invested in these characters. Never cared much for Wanda and Vision but Wandavision made them two of my favorites. I can already tell this show is going to do the same for Falcon and Winter Soldier. I really didn't care much for Falcon at all in the movies but like his character much more in this first show.

that opening action scene was the first in the MCU that actually felt like something straight from the cartoons. I loved it.

 

[Frak]

NOOOOO

Black Widow Delayed to July 9. Will release on Disney+ Premier Access same day.

Colin Jost is a lucky guy.

 

[3GenClone]

I didn’t pay any attention when Mulan did this but how long after the release does it take before it’s free on D+?

About 3 months:

Mulan came out September 4 exclusively on Premier Access and then was free on Disney+ Dec 4.

This is roughly the same turn-around between an MCU theatrical debut and when it comes out for digital purchase.

 

[3GenClone]

Black Widow's delay to July has also pushed back the release date for Shang-Chi: that film now comes out September 3. Eternals and Spider-Man: No Way Home are still on schedule.

Shang-Chi Release Date Delayed by Disney

The news Marvel fans have been waiting for has gone live, and it confirms a slew of Disney movies [...]

comicbook.com

Revised 2021 MCU Release Calendar:
Jan 15: Wandavision
Mar 19: Falcon & The Winter Soldier
June 11: Loki
July 9: Black Widow
Summer TBD: What If?
Sept 3: Shang-Chi and the Legend of the 10 Rings
TBD: Ms Marvel
Nov 5: Eternals
TBD: Hawkeye
Dec 17: Spider-Man: No Way Home

 

[BryceC]

Bummer about Black Widow, but it's the wise move. By then everybody should be vaccinated who wants it and IMO people will be dying to get back in the world.

 

[Entropy]

Bummer about Black Widow, but it's the wise move. By then everybody should be vaccinated who wants it and IMO people will be dying to get back in the world.

A really big screen and a big sound system will be perfect for this.

 

[JM4CY]

Can someone explain the origin of these super humans in F and WS?

 

[bos]

Can someone explain the origin of these super humans in F and WS?

No that’s the mystery.

 

[larrysarmy]

Can someone explain the origin of these super humans in F and WS?

Likely tied to Hydra and US gov and their super human experiments over the years.

 

[CycloneErik]

Likely tied to Hydra and US gov and their super human experiments over the years.

These won't be spoilers. I'm making this up as I type:

I suspect you're totally right. Isaiah's story will be all about that. I wouldn't be surprised if he found out something about the Hydra side that he shouldn't have, and that led to using race to throw him in prison.

Overall, I think his story will be the one motivating Sam to claim the shield and title. That part is probably the most obvious guess, though.

 

[bos]

Likely tied to Hydra and US gov and their super human experiments over the years.

Seems like Zemo may not have been honest about destroying them all. That guy is a bit of a bastard.

 

[CloniesForLife]

My guess:

The super soldiers they fought aren't the bad guys but the people chasing them were and somehow the new Cap is in league with them. In the end Sam and Bucky will team up against the mystery people and new Cap. Idk maybe that's too obvious

 

[larrysarmy]

These won't be spoilers. I'm making this up as I type:

I suspect you're totally right. Isaiah's story will be all about that. I wouldn't be surprised if he found out something about the Hydra side that he shouldn't have, and that led to using race to throw him in prison.

Overall, I think his story will be the one motivating Sam to claim the shield and title. That part is probably the most obvious guess, though.

I would be epic if they had some sort of flashback to Isaiah’s and Bucky’s fight they referenced.

 

[CycloneErik]

I would be epic if they had some sort of flashback to Isaiah’s and Bucky’s fight they referenced.

I would be epic if they had some sort of flashback to Isaiah’s and Bucky’s fight they referenced.

Sure would!
I think Isaiah is modified from the lead character in a story about the U.S. government trying to replicate the Super-Soldier Serum. Seeing what each guy was there to do in Korea would be awesome.

 

[Gnomeborg]

They mentioned Power Broker in the episode. Seems likely to me that the super soldiers were made by the Power Broker, and betrayed him somehow. Also, Power Broker gave John Walker (new Cap) his powers in the comics.

 

[CloniesForLife]

They mentioned Power Broker in the episode. Seems likely to me that the super soldiers were made by the Power Broker, and betrayed him somehow. Also, Power Broker gave John Walker (new Cap) his powers in the comics.

Do we know if Walker is enhanced or not?

 

[Gnomeborg]

My read on the episode is that no, he isn't. I think he goes to Power Broker after getting his ass kicked by the Flag Smashers. Maybe after Lamar gets killed.

But these are just guesses.

 

[GBlade]

I liked episode 2 a lot more than the first. The interactions between Falcon and Bucky are hitting the best beats of the avengers movies. I also liked the characterization of the new cap. He's not just a ****, but wants to do right by everyone. The conflict been the new guys and the old guys is feeling very organic.

Only downside is the budget kind of showed in the car chase. Not quite the cgi we're used to from marvel movies.

 

[mramseyISU]

Can someone explain the origin of these super humans in F and WS?

No idea about the new Captain America but I just assumed the rest of them were the ones in the tanks we saw in Civil War.

 

[bos]

No idea about the new Captain America but I just assumed the rest of them were the ones in the tanks we saw in Civil War.

Zemo killed those dudes though.