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@anarchistbucky
bucky has a disability??
he doesnât have an arm.
Iâve seen that book. It was Steveâs when he came out of the ice.
THE FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER | 1.03
Sam and Bucky checking in on each other in Episode 3: Power Broker
Look, you know the whole hero thing is a joke, right?
keep on dancing, king.
This scene absolutely killed me, I lost it at his little fist pump dance.Â
Marvel definitely owes us a very long outtake video. Â
âHighly embarrassing for my friendsâ is just so painfully relatable
bucky: iâm yours <3
sam: first of all youâre on parole. you belong to the state
bucky in fatws struggling with his residual feelings for steve is like. i think a lot of that is the sunk cost fallacy of it all. like you and steve did die for each other and you were tragic lovers for seventy years and then he betrayed you but you still feel indebted to him because he was all you knew but then thereâs sam. and sam is caring and nice and checks in on you and defends you but doesnât treat you like youâre made of marble either and calls you on your shit and itâs just easy. and you want sam to take the shield as a passing of the torch where the torch is both the role of captain america and your heart.Â
Sam and Bucky checking up on each other is making me emotional. I love their friendshipđđđ
Sam asked Bucky if he was okay more times in 3 episodes than Steve did in 5 movies.
Just saying <3
I really admire how anthony plays sam's weighing burdens and tender gentleness and wry humor and fearsome vulnerability and quiet rage all at once
I'm staring at him every chance I get because I'm afraid to miss the slightest sigh, or glance, or movement in his face, or how he holds his posture, or turns his body, or moves in a scene, because each action anthony makes, and even each non-action--when he doesn't move, or doesn't blink, or doesn't change his face, but just looks and breathes and stands in silence--still carries the plot of the episode and of his own character development crucially forward, so that not a single shot is wasted
he's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it kind of stage actor's actor, the sort who brings everyone else's work up to his level when he shares a scene with them, sharpening the focus on everyone else, which is why all the subtleties to sam's story works as painfully as it does because he plays him like he knows what it would feel like to be sam wilson, and we know he does without even needing to believe him
anthony is outclassing every single mcu actor, and barely lifts a finger to do it. that julliard training, man
I say this every week but I kind of feel like Iâm watching a different show to you all with the way you cherrypick through the dialogue in order to demonise either Sam or Bucky and pit them against each other re: the shield. Malcolm Spellman is writing these characters as complex, emotional, grieving men coming at the same issue from different, understandable perspectives. Their actions and thought processes are not always perfect because theyâre human - but heâs not writing either Sam or Bucky as a saint or a villain. Why are so many people so determined to make them one or the other?
Samâs reasons for giving up the shield are completely legitimate, understandable and valid. The shield has a weight and complexity and burden for Sam as a black man that it never had for Steve - something itâs clear Steve didnât think of when he handed Sam the shield and expected him to just drop everything to become Captain America, just because Steve said so. Itâs absolutely Samâs right to decide not to take on the symbol of a country that has oppressed African-Americans for centuries. Thatâs his choice to make and his alone, because itâs his life - Iâm struggling to see how anyone could condemn him for that.Â
His reasons are completely valid and his intentions good, but itâs also factual that he ignored Steveâs last wishes, gave away the last remnant of his legacy, and inadvertently let the shield fall into the hands of someone who doesnât deserve it and may use it for evil. None of that is Samâs fault, but itâs only human that Bucky wouldnât be happy with the way things have played out. By episode 3 he understands Samâs reasons slightly better (just as Sam understands Bucky a little better), but you canât just stop feeling how you feel over night, especially when itâs fuelled by mental health issues and tied so closely to the grieving process. Itâs already been explicitly stated that Bucky isnât doing well mentally, and is reacting emotionally and illogically to matters of the shield and super soldiers (as Sam said this very episode: âI know why this matters to you, but itâs pushing you off the deep endâ). Heâs never going to accept John Walker as Cap (nor should he), and heâs not going to let the last fragment of Steve that he has be destroyed, so all he can do is either continue trying to convince Sam that he made a mistake and he should take the shield, or take it for himself if Sam continues to reject it, to keep it out of the wrong hands. Iâm struggling to see how anyone could condemn him for that, either.
Neither Sam nor Buckyâs positions on the shield debate are evil or even necessarily wrong, and the narrative isnât presenting them as such. Only the fandom is. Fandom took a nuanced discussion of legacy, loss and representation, and of race and mental health, and turned it into a black and white, contextless âSam is a selfish asshole who doesnât give a fuck about Steve and his legacyâ vs âBucky is a racist who doesnât give a shit about Sam and his strugglesâ issue, instead of what it actual is: âtwo men ultimately want to respect their best friendâs legacy but have different ways of approaching it because of their respective traumas. Through conflict and growing trust they will eventually come to see the otherâs perspective and reach a mutual conclusion.â Despite how clear it is on screen, the point is being so badly missed that the fandom is becoming a pretty unbearably toxic place to be for the first few days after an episode drops.
FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER 1.01 | NEW WORLD ORDER.
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