After making some impressive changes with the gender change WandaVision, Marvel Studios will return to a slightly more familiar territory with The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (premiering on Friday, March 19 at Disney +).
Gone are the war witches and the homage to classic comedies, replaced by the funny pranks and mind-blowing action sequences characteristic of Marvel. But that doesn’t mean that The Falcon and the Winter Soldier it will not undergo major fluctuations on its own.
The six-episode series follows Anthony Mackie’s Sam Wilson Falcon and Sebastian Stan’s “Bucky” Barnes / Winter Soldier on a world adventure as they struggle with the legacy left by their mentor and good friend, Steve Rogers / Captain America (Chris Evans). that Steve at the end of Avengers: Endgame returned to the 1940s to live his days with Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell), the world needs a new Captain America. However, while Cap handed Sam his powerful shield, it appears that the U.S. government has other plans in the form of newcomer John F. Walker (Lodge 49Wyatt Russell) also known as the US Agent.
But we are getting ahead of ourselves. ONE much happened in the twenty-something films that preceded Endgame, and trying to remember all of that can make you feel like you’ve just come out of cryostasis. So, here’s a quick roadmap of Sam and Bucky’s adventures in the MCU. Open your Soviet red code book and start reading!
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