#jhon walker

Avengers West Coast (1985) #47

the falcon and the winter soldier finale episode was just perfect. it was beautiful and they did a really good job with "a black man in stars and stripes" it was amazing. falcons entire speech was extremely emotional and heart wrenching. the outfit Sam wears is beautiful and it's great and wholesome that Bucky finally found peace with himself. the Sharon powerbroker plot was kind of a let down because the number of plot holes that arise is just humongous. and the writers did an amazing job with the "buddy cop" esque trope of the show. although I really want Bucky to be bi as his chemistry with Sam seems to be more than friends I can safely say it's not going to happen (very sadly) jhon walkers arc in this series was amazing as he went from a universally liked hero to a universally hated villain after the death of his best friend brought him to the edge. the best part of his arc was in the last episode where he finally found good morals and helped people in need Instead of choosing the fighting option. this show was really good but could have been better in a few places where there were tiny plot holes. the last 2 episodes tie as favourites for me and I reccomend the show to everyone. zemo is also amazingly amazing in this show and the dancing scene was one of the best. the introduction of the Val character and the "us agent" bombshell in the end makes me think the thunderbolts are coming next. the acting and character development was really good but the writing could have been better. Bucky Barnes is no more jointed by his past and zemo accomplished what he wanted. zemo is in the raft and I'm pretty sure Val will contact him too to join the anti heroes which could most probably be the thunderbolts. I also read somewhere that the Wilson family boat was a metaphor for Sam's journey. at first they didn't know wheather to sell or fix and keep. then they decided to sell but after fixing it they decided they couldn't sell it. this is simar to what happened with Sam and the shield as he was conflicted at first, then he gave the shield away but took it back, fixed captain america's reputation and became an African American icon for the country that has a racist population even in real life which was a big bold and empowering move. the wakanda story line was cool too although it could have been longer. I'm interested to see where the marvel story will go moving forward. the last tittle card says "captain America and the winter soldier" instead of "falcon and the winter soldier" which is a really satisfying and heart warming end to the show. this show is amazing and all marvel fans will enjoy it, it also addresses society issues and morals quite well too but it could have been better I would give it a :-

8.5/10

I think I understood tfatws different from other people... (no Sam and Bucky we all agree on that, and Sam context as C.A.) Is about how I see the flag smashers as heroes until the end... apparently it wasn't like that for other people? I mean... they were stealing vaccines for people who couldn't get it when we meet them, they protect people when no one else would even if that made them enemies of the states (of different countries) yes they kill, but, they were young people who had to carry a whole world in their back and protect it, they are alow to make mistakes and (in my opinion Sam n Bucky should have joing them that would help the flag smashers more) ... they were killing politicians?? or army people who gatekeep foot and medicine from the poor??? to compare for example... when we talk about the French revolution we don't talk about the people who beheaded the aristocracy as villains or traitors, don't we? ... just saying... also it made sense that Lamar died at least for the context of walker story? (even before he died they were talking about how much people/friends they could have saved if they had have the serum (I knew then. He dead, Lamar is going to die) and then even having that walker couldn't save his most close friend so that lead to his "episode") it was obvious for me since the beginning of the series that Lamar and walker's wife were just an accessory for his story... (which I hate, and most of the scenes in his perspective were really self centered?... ) and also all of the rage that walker had was (in my perspective) about how he couldn't be the hero he made in his imagination?? like save everybody and be justice itself... so he really is one of the worst people that the USA/war could have messed up... I think... and I thought that at the end he was presented as a villian? but apparently he now is "agent USA" or something like that? I haven't have the energy to look on google if he is a villian or a hero... but I thought he was being presented as an antagonist at the end just like Sharon. Also I don't think (and is something I like) that there are really FULL EVIL VILLIANS in the series, like is more like a gray area... like the flag Smashers are "heroes" because of the situation they were in not by choice, they were kids who had the opportunity to save and protect people and they took it, they had dreams that they had to give up and it was hard for them... walker wanted to be a hero that's why he chose to "save people" but he ain't, at least after what he has been through and done he shouldn't be a hero (did he even understood why they took the shield from him? has he processed that he was f*cked by the institution that form him? for acting how he was told to act? has he went through the journey to leave behind the idea of "being a hero" that he had?), he has good intentions but not the best decisions, Sharon is a... I haven't decided yet, she's interesting, we'll see, but I guess right now she's an antagonist... but the States wrong her... soo... I'm not really against her like I'm just angry for how she used and kill Karli (I love her) but I guess we'll see more of that cold side in s2 or cap4, even Zemo...they destroyed his country? like how can you not be mad at that, I mean he is a rich b*tch so he thinks hes god or something like he knows everything and everything he do is the right thing to do doesn't matter who he use or hurt but... his whole country was DESTROYED...

you know what there is actually a real evil here, is the USA Government, none of this would be posible without them, so I change my mind there is actually a villain here and this trascends the screen too, how is that the USA military decide how a story is told in tv??? thats.. not... good. Every movie or series where the government has put their hands on is a show with a miss opportunity or that has been wronged (like can you imagine a team up of the flagsmashers and the sambucky team?? GOLD) like I almost drop tfatws at ep1 because why was the military there? I thought heroes were out of that??.. also Joaquín.. I won't like him until he leaves the army sorry I know everybody loves him, but... he did try to arrest someone in a foreign country... sooo, I mean who does he think he is?... and gurl that horrible light they put in foreign countries?? like why they look like that? and when Lamar said he had a mission in Chile... bro, Chile has been wronged by the USA don't speak about us please, actually I think even with the military hand on them, this show made a good representation of the USA being everywhere... and people who can think beyond what they have always been told or seen can see that this isn't normal, so that's a positive I think. good job on that...

Jhon Walker aka The US Agent fanart by SSK374.