Captain America 4

[erasure fan1]

This is where we go back to just agreeing to disagree. As I'll never just automatically see reshoots as been an "issue".

That's why I wondered why you brought it up and questioned me. You especially, know how I view reshoots.

So maybe take your own advice and don't automatically assume that something is negative just because it differs from your point-of-view.

You knew we went back and forth on this point. You knew my stance on the topic, I'm sure you remembered it as it wasn't that long ago. At that point why not ask, are you talking about the same issues you had before, or something new? Then I know. So is it out of the realm that I would think that?

I know we aren't going to agree on this topic. You know we aren't going to agree. So it's an odd thing to bring back up.

 

[Disney Irish]

That's why I wondered why you brought it up and questioned me. You especially, know how I view reshoots.

You knew we went back and forth on this point. You knew my stance on the topic, I'm sure you remembered it as it wasn't that long ago. At that point why not ask, are you talking about the same issues you had before, or something new? Then I know. So is it out of the realm that I would think that?

I know we aren't going to agree on this topic. You know we aren't going to agree. So it's an odd thing to bring back up.

As I said I didn't know what you meant which is why I asked. I didn't want to assume this was back to the same thing we talked about previously. So maybe don't assume yourself that I'm automatically knowing what you're talking about.

 

[Vegas Disney Fan]

I really don't think Falcon and the Winter Soldier is required viewing for this movie. Sam was given Captain America's shield in Endgame. Falcon and the Winter Soldier gave him some more character development and elaborated on how he came to accept taking on the Captain America mantle, but I think someone could easily go into this without feeling like they need to watch his show.

This isn't like Multiverse of Madness, where viewers who skipped WandaVision would be completely confused as to why Wanda is a witch, why she has two children and why she's gone crazy.

I think this will be a make or break element of this movie, how they get people up to speed will matter, purely conjecture on my part but based on the trailer the older black guy being an experimental super soldier who was then cast aside by the program looks like it’s going to be a major emotional component and will likely be foundational to the who, what, when, where, and why of the story. If they can quickly convey that backstory it won’t matter, if they gloss over it (or just assume people will know) I think they’re going to lose a lot of the impact.