Duration:
6
Episodes
/
40-50
mins
Language:
English
Story:
The
Falcon
And
The
Winter
Soldier
follows
Bucky
Barnes
and
Sam
Wilson
after
the
events
of
Avengers:
Endgame
and
the
death
of
Captain
America.
While
Bucky
now
as
a
civilian
has
to
deal
with
the
guilt
of
being
a
Hydra
agent,
Sam
returns
as
the
Falcon
to
work
with
the
air
force.
Review:
Directed
by
Kari
Skogland,
The
Falcon
And
The
Winter
Soldier
brings
the
audience
back
to
the
roots
of
the
Marvel
Cinematic
Universe.
The
show
brings
in
some
nostalgia
from
MCU's
phase
one,
as
we
mainly
see
people
fighting
people
with
guns
and
machines
as
opposed
to
magical
stones
and
runes.
The
six-part
series
starts
with
the
aftermath
of
the
blip.
Sam
Wilson
who
had
disappeared
for
five
years
has
now
started
working
with
the
US
Airforce.
At
the
end
of
Avengers:
Endgame,
Captain
America
(who
is
now
known
as
Old
Steve
Rogers)
had
handed
over
his
shield
to
The
Falcon
but
he
decides
to
not
take
up
the
mantle.
He
believes
that
the
shield
will
always
belong
to
Cap
and
he
is
the
only
one
who
should
use
it.
On
the
other
hand,
Bucky
Barnes
is
now
a
civilian
with
a
vibranium
hand
who
goes
on
dates,
takes
his
90-year-old
friend
for
dinner
and
goes
to
therapy.
He
is
also
trying
to
make
amends
for
all
the
bad
things
he
did
while
under
Hydra's
control.
Sebastian
Stan
as
Bucky
has
been
one
of
the
best
MCU
casting
decisions,
the
actor
brings
out
the
crazy
just
as
easily
as
he
makes
the
audience
feel
Bucky's
pain.
The
makers
have
revealed
very
few
things
in
the
first
episode
including
Bucky's
age,
Falcon's
fame
level
which
is
pretty
low,
how
the
heroes
got
paid
while
Stark
Industries
was
in
control,
Sam
wanting
to
talk
to
Bucky,
and
the
biggest
reveal
of
all,
U.S.
Agent's
origin.
While
Sam
gave
up
the
shield,
the
Department
of
Defense
had
other
plans
for
it.
At
the
end
of
the
episode,
Wilson
is
caught
off
guard
when
he
finds
out
a
new
Captian
America
is
being
introduced
to
the
world.
While
it
is
unclear
if
U.S.
Agent
will
turn
out
to
be
a
good
or
a
bad
guy,
we
do
get
to
see
some
action
with
one
of
the
villains
of
the
show.
A
superhuman
is
seen
wreaking
havoc
in
Switzerland
and
quickly
comes
under
The
Falcon's
radar,
who
hopefully
with
catch
up
with
Bucky
soon.
After
WandaVision,
the
expectations
are
high
for
The
Falcon
And
The
Winter
Soldier.
Since
the
first
episode
gives
nothing
away,
it
is
hard
to
tell
how
the
show
will
contribute
to
Phase
Four
of
MCU.
For
the
unversed,
The
Falcon
And
The
Winter
Soldier
was
set
to
release
before
WandaVision
which
introduced
the
Multiverse.
So
the
timeline
for
the
show
maybe
a
bit
off
as
the
makers
possibly
focused
on
the
blip's
aftermath
(similar
to
Spider-Man
Far
From
Home)
more
than
introducing
the
story
into
Phase
Four.
While
The
Falcon
And
The
Winter
Soldier
may
not
live
up
to
WandaVision,
it
certainly
has
the
classic
MCU
charm
and
immense
love
for
Captain
America's
character
played
by
Chris
Evans
will
keep
the
audience
hooked
up.