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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 8257188" data-attributes="member: 6704184">Politics aside, the imagery of the last couple episodes is astonishingly good. From the final shot of ep4, right into the gut-wrenching opening fight of 5, to the much discussed montage (there is no discrepancy, btw. He is obviously throwing the shield much harder and intentionally challenging himself with harder catches), our first sight of the new suit (we shouted delighted obscenities), the shot where Sam brings Karli down to the ambulance, Isaiah watching Sam's speech (seriously some folks don't get that that scene is also for the folks that Sam is speaking for, not just the people he is speaking to?), the scene where Sam deflects a helicopter, and some I'm forgetting, the show did an excellent job of telling the story with moments and visuals, as much as with plot and dialogue. Bucky helping with the boat, and flirting with Sarah, was also a delight, and the tough love talk with Sam and Bucky was great. Overall, the show stuck to it's guns, and actually finally dealt with some of the issues the MCU has tended to ignore. I don't have any trust or regard for monopolized corporate media from one of the worst corporate actors in American business and politics, but this show impressed me. I hope everyone involved in it is giving all the opportunities going forward, to continue to make great content like this. My wife, who is much less forgiving than I am, was disappointed that Walker survived the show, and barring that wasn't even thrown in prison. I mean...it's accurate to real life, but I also felt that he faced much too little consequence for causing the situation to escalate, murdering a man, and causing the failure of the mission and the death of his friend.</blockquote>

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