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SPOILERS: Falcons & the Winter Soldier Discussion / Reactions to Most Recent Episodes
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erasure fan1
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I am a big fan of pitch meeting. This might be the funniest one yet. I love the Carters the power broker part. Lol
waltography
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It was good! Lots of interesting insights - I didn't realize much of the Prague scenes were initially set to be in Puerto Rico, the production designers did a really good job resettling the stories. I'd hoped they would talk about how COVID changed the storyline, but I also understand why they didn't.
MarvelCharacterNerd
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Just some more random cuteness from the cast that I thought I'd share:
The EW digital cover (scroll towards the bottom of the article):
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ew.com
And #ReleaseTheBuckySarahCut:
comicbook.com
The EW digital cover (scroll towards the bottom of the article):
How EW's 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier' digital cover shoot came together
Cinematographer Pawel Pogorzelski explains how he shot the two Marvel stars for the same cover despite their pandemic separation.
And #ReleaseTheBuckySarahCut:
Falcon and Winter Soldier Star Sebastian Stan Urges Marvel to "Release the Bucky Sarah Cut" - ComicBook.com
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier star Sebastian Stan urges Marvel Studios to #ReleaseTheBuckySarah cut after director Kari Skogland revealed the series cut “a little more flirting” between Bucky Barnes (Stan) and Sarah Wilson (Adepero Oduye). Bucky and Sarah exchange glances — and smiles — when...
comicbook.com
Wendy Pleakley
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This was a solid show. Marvel is very good at knowing which stories are suited to the big screen and which to the small screen.
Sam's story in Endgame was brief, because he's a supporting character. For a TV show, they took a quick story point of his hesitancy to take up the shield, and went into depth what that would mean for a black man.
Like the Mandalorian, the action scenes are smaller scale than what we'd see in a movie, but still feel epic and big budget for a TV show.
I liked the John Walker character because instead of just making him a Captain America impersonator for the audience to hate, he had some complexity. He was a guy trying to do the right thing, and didn't really turn all bad until later on.
Sam's story in Endgame was brief, because he's a supporting character. For a TV show, they took a quick story point of his hesitancy to take up the shield, and went into depth what that would mean for a black man.
Like the Mandalorian, the action scenes are smaller scale than what we'd see in a movie, but still feel epic and big budget for a TV show.
I liked the John Walker character because instead of just making him a Captain America impersonator for the audience to hate, he had some complexity. He was a guy trying to do the right thing, and didn't really turn all bad until later on.
MarvelCharacterNerd
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WHERE is Zemo's Best Dancer award, hmmmmmm????
