The Falcon / Sam Wilson / Captain America best fight scenes in Marvel Studios' The Falcon and The Winter Soldier or Captain America and The Winter Soldier #CaptainAmerica #Falcon #SamWilson
That's a jetpack my dudes💀 If he had only the wings now he would be sh*t but with the fire power of the Jetpack it's basically just a jetpack. Without the wings it wouldn't change a thing, If star lord and Iron man can fly/balance withought wings he can too. The wings are just a cool design change my mind if you think you can but please don't call his flying method WINGS😭
The only thing I feel should be added is a telepathic link with birds like in the comic books. I think it happened when he came in contact with the cosmic cube.
It blew my mind! Had to rewatch it 3 times just to catch exactly what was even going on. BRUTAL combo! My favorite combat movement in the entire series. (Well, that and one of the Dora Milaje pinning Walker's arm and the shield to the table with her spear in one move.)
They need to maka a videogame of this character. It would be super fun to play. The ability to fly and throw the shield and use thrusters to assist in combat. Would be a fast paced game. Maybe like an old school beat em up style game.
@@dsdy1205 He kinda did that wingslap against Antman in the Avengers compound and during battle of Earth in Endgame he did a wing stab to slay one of aliens.
While it did have it's rough spots, this show freaking nailed Sam's rise to Captain America. He struggled, he overcame... and now he's got a badass suit, combines his wings and the shield to some AMAZING results, and is a character I will love to continue watching.
one of the things that this show absolutely nailed was the transition from Steve to Sam. Sam becoming captain america felt earned, not that he necessarily needed to earn it, but for the audience it makes us so much more invested in that decision and the character when we really get to see Sam come to terms with the mantle and "earn" that shield. Also love how the hesitance of Sam carrying the mantle came mainly from within Sam himself and not from some outside force
This show had problems, many in fact, the biggest was them making Sam and Bucky feel sorry for terrorists and fighting John, who literally saved their lives TWICE! Sam released one terrorist from prison ( Zemo ) and was ready to side with another ( Karli) yet people are acting like that's okay.
facts we all knew Sam was always worth carrying that mantle, but it was always if he was ready to carry that burden. Can't wait to see his own movie in Captain America 4!
because sam think she is just a kid, like capt steve think Wanda is just a kid, sorry I can't explain am not a native English speaker, but I hope you get me
He literally gave it away to a government museum, the same government that started the Captain America program before his pappy was even born....then proceeded to whine about it for weeks when the government chose someone who was willing to take up the mantle. : /
@@9751matt he wasn’t ready at the time and did what he felt was right. He only fully took up the mantle after seeing how crazy the world was getting and after having his conversations with Isiah who told him why having a black captain America would be unlikely because of how he was treated.
@@ichangedmyusernamebecausei2551 So your saying that's his excuse for saying things that are false just because of Isiah's pessimism? Not only saying things that were outright false and ineffectual, but also disregarding the changes in society in the many years inbetween, even disregarding Rhodey who was unanimously made a red, white and blue superhero by the military in Iron Man 3? Remember, Falcon is a well established character from the late 60s. Isiah was from a very unpopular and short run of comics written in the early 2000s. He only appeared in like 6 comics or so. He was created to be an anti-white strawman of the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment, to stir up hatred from the past while ignoring what equality has been gained in the past 50 years compared to the 1970s to 1930s and prior. And as for Falcon and the shield, its called personal responsibility. He could of kept it until he felt he was ready or needed, but he gave it to a government museum, the government who started the Captain America project so many years ago. If they truly felt that a new captain America was needed, they could create a new one regardless of Falcon's opinions and wishes. Heck, think about what a senator or analyst might have asked after Sam gave his speech "So, are you going to remain a superhero or are you going to become a vigilante?" Sam, "What? A superhero, of course." "Then are you going to leave with government property, by which I mean the shield?" Sam "The shield is mine. Steve Rogers gave it to me." "Oh I absolutely agree that when Steve Rogers gave you the shield, it was unequivocally yours. But then you gave it back to the government, completely officially documented." Bucky whispers "stupid" The senator continued "We tried to honor your wishes to not have another Captain America, but Carley's excess amount of super soldiers forced our hand, and you publically stated you didn't want it....So we moved forward. Exactly how did you re-obtain the shield? Sam ".....me and Bucky assaulted Walker after he refused to hand over the shield, and we stole his shield." Senator raised his eyebrows "I see. So you assaulted a man who just lost his best friend to a terrorist supersolider, who put down another supersoldier terrorist who could have bulldozed through countless innocent unenhancd civilians if he escaped, accosted him for his shield, then assaulted him and stole the shield from him." Sam exclaimed "You fired him from being Captain America!" "For publically losing his anger. You killed dozens of people a few weeks ago. We only fired Walker because he publically couldn't embody the image of Captain America when his best friend was killed. An unfortunate and unfair event, but it needed to be done. He would of been court-martialed like what happened, AND his shield removed. It is still government property after all" " But then you two accosted him on a personal quest to steal his shield when the man was in deep mental distress, and stole the shield. We are of course thankful for your swift action today, but the method you re-aquired the shield, which is still government property, leaves your self proclaimed status as Captain America, up for review." Sam "That's........." "Also, we have some questions regarding the release of Zemo and who could of been responsible for it." Sam "Uh-oh"
@Anurag Lamba You can literally say that about anyone, Iron Man, War Machine, Hawkeye, Black widow, Antman, Wasp etc. What makes them cool isn't what they have, but they do with what they have. Even Steve knows this, cause of all his army pals back at WW2, the Howling Commandos. He didn't fought that war alone, he had help from all of the guys that didn't have powers. Heck even Bucky was there and he very much didn't had powers.
My head canon is that, during the entire time they were doing the 'secret Avengers' thing between Civil War and Infinity War, Steve was training Sam in all of the combat techniques he could pass on. There is a definite quantum leap in Sam's hand-to-hand fighting style between the films and the beginning of FATWS.
I dont like him . Bucky is the best nominee for captain america no doubt sam use his wings it is not like a captain america but bucky is very strong fighter
Seeing the way Cap incorporates the Wingsuit into his fighting style is one of the best things from TFATWS. He'd mainly been a ranged combatant before but seeing him as a brawler is a really nice twist and it's fitting too.
@@dancingcarapace Although, it's a bit weird to call him Captain America since he is still using his Falcon gear but in Captain America colors and wielding Cap's shield. Like two heroes fused into one.
Sam doesnt need the serum because what he lacks in superhuman strength he makes up for with his mind. The way he fights is so versatile, creative and agile that his opponents have to compensate just to keep up
@@Blackwinglb58 Mr. Satyre has a point. Cap fought plenty of threats stronger then him with skill and versatility. And now if Sam was to fight any opponent on his own that was even close to Steve's equal, Sam would throw the shield with skill and it wouldn't do much damage. Falcon is basically pouring everything he has to just do minimum damage. He was actually more effective a fighter when he was Falcon. And in the end, Zemo had to kill off all the super soldiers.
At least, he would of been with better writers. Sam was really done dirty in this series, kept on getting hit with the stupid stick. And Bucky was sometimes just flat out ignored. Also, what was all that 'black man wearing the stars and stripes' bs? In Iron Man 3 the US government had full support of having Rhodes become Iron Patriot and becoming a more predominant hero. So what kind of BS is Sam spewing as if Iron Patriot never happened?
Sam literally advocated terrorism as a good thing in his final speech, even though Karli's actions were impulsive, short sighted and stupid....and killed innocent civilians, let's not forget about that.
@@9751matt Sam didn't know about Isaiah Bradley back then. They could also write that off as him having a Helmet so he wouldn't show himself as a Black Man. It's bullshit but even so. He also wasn't as big of a symbol as the man who turned the tide of WW2. Many saw him as an Iron Man Rip Off. Not to mention Iron Patriot was supposed to be Norman Osborne and Rhodey went back to being War Machine soon after.
I could see the Marvel logo now. You got Captain America (Sam Wilson) throwing the shield. Wanda absorbing her magic from Agatha and becoming the Scarlet Witch. Loki looking up at the statue of Immortus after the Multiverse is returned. Black Widow free falling through debris. Shang-Chi having a tug of war with the Ten Rings, with his Dad. The Eternals fighting The Deviants, etc.
Seeing how much Bucky wanted Sam to take the mantle and how much internal struggle Sam had with accepting it...really made the ending a satisfying payoff. He truly is Captain America now. I can't wait to see more of him.
The scene where after their fight with US agent, Bucky threw him the bloodied shield and Sam trying to wipe it off gave me goosebumps. It shows that if you run away from your responsibilities, it bites you in the back.
@Riorozen I feel like MCU Bucky has been through so much, being brainwashed for so long and the trauma around that and all the people he’s killed, I think being Cap’s partner is all we should ask of him. Let Sam hold that responsibility - Bucky should just work on getting whole.
@Riorozen I mean the whole point was that Captain America was so great not only because he was strong, but because of what he represents. Dude was an embodiment of virtue with a strong moral compass, truly a hero. So when he was gone there was no obvious candidate to replace him because of how outstanding this person was. Sam thought he wasn't good enough. Bucky knew he wasn't good enough. And John failed as a Cap because he was just it - a good soldier. And he was judged as someone who has much more responsibilies. As he said himself - he got a big shoes to fill. Cap supposed to be morally superior person from the very beginning. But back then they needed a super soldier, now they need a symbol.
This Show is mad underrated! I like that we got to see more on sam's backstory and training, im glad that Bucky got the help he needed! and im so glad they did falcon justice unlike in the movies the villain is underrated as well and I liked her origin and the design from Falcon to Captain America is just amazing!
Of all the Avengers members, Steve's Captain America is my favorite, but Sam Wilson's Captain America, who presented the new possibility of aerial combat, is surprisingly not bad👍
I was very skeptical of the "Marvel TV Show" idea (mainly due to the abundance of bad TV shows we've gotten) but I've been very impressed with WandaVision and FATWS. It doesn't feel like a TV show... it feels like a long movie. Excited for what's to come!
Watch the Netflix stuff as well. Very different styles and tones. Iron Fist season 1 wasn't good (Finn Jones wasn't given much training before filming and he seemed to struggle with getting emotions through an American accent) but season 2 was nice. It's quite different from the Arrowverse.
@Anurag Lamba He has a vibranium suit now that can make up for the strength difference and he can fly plus he has the shield now and he trained so no he's not a weakling.
@Anurag Lamba An ace flyer with vibranium wings that can easily outfight most people beyond the most ridiculous of fighters and has 2 drones that are not only capable on their own but provide on board intelligence that cap never fielded? No, he's pretty damn scary to engage and this is also ignoring the fact that he was running point in the battle of Wakanda as well. He isn't as well rounded as Steve, but his unique skillset is what makes him stand apart from Steve.
Well, all steve enemy mostly run with chopter, the only one still can't do, like one scene that he trying to holding that heli with his hand But now cap with wings is pretty much you can't run anymore
Man. This show was incredible and IMO felt so necessary showing the transition from The Falcon to Captain America. The world over fell in love with Chris Evans’ Steve Rogers, and Anthony Mackie’s Sam Wilson had BIG shoes to fill. But the actor (and subsequently the character Sam himself) stepped up to the plate to carry the shield. The show did wonderfully showing why Sam is worthy. He’s my Captain America 🥹🇺🇸🫡
The great thing about Falcon is that he’s so human compared to the rest. Before he became the new CAP, he doesnt have any superpower like everyone, not a god or a spy agents. Doesnt have sorcerer magic, or bitten by a spider or got gamma in his blood to be hulky. He’s just your regular human who flies with a mechanical wings fighting for what he thinks is right. He doesnt have armor to aid him and fought enemies head on with only his whole body as a weapon. People cant handle that flight in that speed with no protection. Your shoulders took the strain of the wings, not to mention flying without a mask can be painful. Thats why Iron Man and War Machine wear suits so they dont have any of that problems while in flight. Falcon had full control of himself in flight, utilizing his own body as his weapon and if that is not amazing to you, then idk what is. Its why Cap gave him the shield and the title. He deserved it all and Bucky understood why he deserve it. Captain America on its own was already scary on foot, a newly updated Captain America who can control the skies is even more terrifying in my opinion.
3:00 i love how he burried his Wings to the Ground and place it right underneath the Shield to Hold the Weight of that Crashing Helicopter, i just love details like that, that indicates he is not a Superhuman.
Not like that shield has ever obeyed any laws of physics before. Sometimes throwing it at a tree is enough to lodge it in the tree. Other times throwing it at some pads makes it bounce back like its a yoyo on a string.
At a point, Sam's character as the Falcon and Captain America make me see him as a Superman. Just imagine him having been injected with the serum that would have be an additional super blow to him. This new suit and added training really make him more smarter.
Yeah if he had the serum he could throw the shield even more accurately than he already does, he’s a beast already with the shield and wings combination, throw in a serum and he’d pretty much stomp just about anyone human
Falcon is far more skilled than vulture. Falcon 7/10 Vulture 3/10. Plus with Falcon new wings set and shield he literally would destroy vulture under a minute or 5
Sam Wilson is obligated in my opinion to say either "Falcon Paaaawnch" or "Show me your moves" at some point in the MCU now that he's effectively Captain Falcon
I really enjoyed this series and the passing of the mantle to Sam Wilson. At first, I was a bit skeptical of him being before Bucky, but once again, Marvel didn't dissapoint. Especially, at such a time where race has been a large issue. That being said, I wasn't even looking at things from a race standpoint until after. What a great transition to these characters! Super greatful to see the mixture of tools this black hero can incorporate. While I hope it doesn't become over-political, I am glad they did Sam in a solid way. I look forward to seeing his stand-alone and really enjoyed his messages during the end of that film. Gimme more.
Tbh I didn’t really care about race or that they chose falcon as the new captain America until it was brought up in the show. But the show did show the hardships of black soldiers and other black people. Especially Isiah and how they treated him and why he was pessimistic about a black captain America ever happening.
@@____-gy5mq I don't think that had anything to do with it, but it would make sense and add up to why they signed sebastian to so many films. Perhaps a part These? These guys forming this giant piece of artwork is seriously mesmerizing. Such a cumulative creation of soon-to-be decades-long work is not only artistic in its sense, but committedly beautiful. To have the desire and patience to tell a life-long, passionate, fictional, sci-fi story of so many people is sheer greatness. For actors to bash on that and not realize that, clearly aren't in it for the art and what they do, but for the $$$$
I honestly don't mind him being underpowered. He is after all just human. It's how he overcomes obstacles by using the things he has (the shield, his wings, and his fighting capabilities) that makes him stands out
I really like how he has a “Falcon” style of combat, using the suit’s thruster as a power and speed enhancement tool. Him using the wings to brace himself against Flag Smasher at the end was pretty cool too.
I really loved how sam uses his wings to make a protective Cage against that helicopter Plus the shot that sam brought karli down after her death was such a great shot. Truly looks like an angel there
Was unsure of how Sam would use the shield in combo with the guns and wings, but ditching the guns was the right call. The sad thing about rapid-fire weapons is that in movies they can’t do any actual damage consistently, because that would be too strong. Half the scenes Sam is in, he just kinda flies in front of ppl with the guns firing and nothing really happens. I think the only moments his attacks have actual impact is when he uses Redwing or his explosives. The shield is the perfect solution to this, as when Sam uses it, he combines the impact that Steve’s attacks always had with the sheer versatility of his flight pack to create some of the best action in the MCU
When it comes to pure defense Sam in my opinion is the mst defensive. The way his combat has improved has definitely made him one of the best all rounded heroes and I’m pretty sure Steve taught him so moves for sure. Always felt like Sam was never as powerful as he could’ve been but now he is. And with the wings and the shield feels like he could block anything.
@@jotarokujo5132 his point was that he was struggling to except if Americans as a whole would except him just like Obama in our world he didn't even start talking about it till episode 5
Using Sam's gears creatively seems like Captain America and Iron Man fused together. He also seems like a modern version of Batman. That's amazing to watch and Sam's character development!
As cool as Sam as Captain America is, this whole show really put into perspective the kind of beast Steve was. I know he was a super soldier, but even among super soldiers it's clear that Steve was a whole different breed of fighter and thinker. I mean, just look at him taking on Black Panther and War Machine together.
Eh.. War Machine was obviously not using his full arsenal on Cap. He even states that his weapon won't kill him, suggesting that he's trying to subdue him non-lethally.
think for a sec who was the villain karli or politicians??? the best fight scene was when he defeated politicians without any weapons and that's where he proved himself as captain america.
Some of the best character development in the MCU, I love how he went from being a boring side character to becoming the next Captain America, and potentially the next leader of the Avengers
