Falcon and winter solider

[Enevhar Aldarion]

Yes, more time jumping in this one. WandaVision a few weeks after the return Snap. This one about 6 months after. The 2nd Spiderman film even further into the future. But it looks like by the time the 3rd Spiderman film is released, the rest of the MCU will have caught up to it timewise.

edit: went back and checked a couple of the MCU dates. Stark's funeral is Oct 2023, school trip in Spiderman 2 is June/July 2024, so about 9 months later. Wandavision a few weeks after the funeral. This show is 6 months after, maybe a little less, so maybe Feb or March of 2024. I wonder where Doctor Strange 2 will fit in there and if Spiderman 3 will happen right after Spiderman 2, or if there will another time jump?

 

[Blue]

Can't wait! Disney is really leveraging it's IP.

 

[Omand]

Planning to watch tonight.

The trailers have got me interested, let's see if the show sustains that.

Cheers

 

[ShinHakkaider]

Liked the first episode ALOT. This looks like it's going to be a lot of character building interspersed with feature film quality action.
I love the civilian lives of Sam and Bucky and how Bucky is DEFINITELY still haunted by the things he's done as The Winter Soldier.

It's going to be slow burn this one but i think that its going to be good.

 

[Stalker0]

Was a solid first episode. I am really enjoying that they are using the TV shows to kind of fill in gaps about things like the blip and so on.

 

[Blue]

Trying to stay spoiler free.

Really enjoyed this one, and a closer look at their lives. Plus good setup for the rest of the episodes. Big budget action sequence. Nice cameo. And the end of the episode definitely has me wanting to see what's next.

Thumbs up.

 

[Blue]

Was a solid first episode. I am really enjoying that they are using the TV shows to kind of fill in gaps about things like the blip and so on.

I think this is something that was at least partially because of change in viewing habits with the pandemic. Lots of big films pushed back, including MCU files like Black Widow that they had already started advertising. Disney has been focusing on their streaming platform, but it's really easy to watch a bunch of movies and then cancel, so they need to anchor people are already subscribers. They have all this wonderful IP, and by being willing to spend more than an episode of TV normally costs (actors, CGI, etc), they instead keep (bigNum) subscribers months after month. And we get high quality shows like Mandalorian, WandaVision, and this.

 

[pukunui]

Is this one worth watching if I haven’t seen any of the Captain America or Avengers films?

I really enjoyed WandaVision.

 

[Omand]

Is this one worth watching if I haven’t seen any of the Captain America or Avengers films?

I really enjoyed WandaVision.

If you enjoyed WandaVision then I think you should be OK.

There are certainly parts where having seen all of those movies will add to the experience, but pretty much everything you need to know (with just a few little bits) is covered in the episode.

If you watch the trailer and the little cameo pieces (about 3 minutes each) they have done for Falcon and the Winter Soldier (just like Wanda and Vision) then you will be fine.

Cheers

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

Is this one worth watching if I haven’t seen any of the Captain America or Avengers films?

I really enjoyed WandaVision.

Watch the Legends episodes about the two characters first and you should be good to go. That is why they are making these about the main characters for the series, for people who have not kept up with the movies and for people who don't remember all the details.