'On Your Left' Steve Rogers & Sam Wilson - Running Scene - Captain America: The Winter Soldier

Steve Rogers (Captain America) Meets Sam Wilson (Falcon) - Running Scene - Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) Movie CLIP HD [1080p]

Steve Rogers : "On your left."

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[itslgl]

The chemistry between Sam, Steve and Natasha was just so great.

[CruizeIRL]

For sam, before he was an avenger this was probably the coolest 5mins of his life.

[nelsongranados]

Lmao “I’m here to pick up a fossil” 😂😂 what a roast from Nat

[podoju]

This sequence is perfect. The dialogue. The tiki and taka. Just the right amount of space between the lines. No filler.

[adilrahman]

Sam's entrance into the MCU was really strange, it's so chill that you wouldn't even know how important this character would be until much later

[randycandy]

Drax is actually in this scene. He's just so incredibly still.

[tracerjames]

What’s so good about this scene is just how natural it feels. So many movies today don’t give characters breathing room and time to interact like normal people and it’s scenes like this that show why we need them.

[sir.raphimrevelator]

Love how Natasha acknowledges Sam with Steve.
She is trained in reading people and she knew the two vets just became friends.
She aproached both of them..not just the one celebrity!
Ah..the good ole days of actual writers. ❤❤❤

[biggeyc]

"Don't say it, don't say it!"

"Ant-Man got a solo movie before you did"

[kacperulinko]

Steve: Do you know Onya ?
Sam: Who is Onya?
Steve: Onya left

[shaolinsoccer]

With all the epic scenes in the MCU, this simple scene still remains my favorite out of all of them. The second would be the scene where Tony gave Cap back his shield in End Game.

[BaileysMariner]

I love the little camera trick at 0:36, Steve runs out of the shot but actually runs away to the left; the camera then pans around and we're actually seeing a double way in the distance.

[anakinskywalker]

“Proof that Steve Rogers has a sense of humor”- written on a shield

[Trains-With-Shane]

One of the most normal, believable, and organic entries into the MCU, ever.

[terraincognita]

Let me give a shout-out to an underappreciated detail in the movie: the way Black Widow looks at Sam. She is smiling just a little bit, memorizing his face (like a good spy would), giving the tiniest hint of a flirt to play with him ... And Sam responds with a wholesome and slightly interested nod.

[Antifrost]

1:20 For all the times I've seen this scene, it's only just occurred to me recently that Sam brought this up because he recognized why they were both awake so early. I had thought it was just a soldier-to-soldier thing that I wasn't getting.

[Shobbob]

“Did you just take it? I assumed you just took it” LMAO IM DYING

[jongrasseschi]

My favorite detail in this whole scene is "I've been reading that a lot." "Reading the internet" is exactly the sort of "just lightly wrong" dialogue that sells him as of being of a different era.

[alexhirsch]

This scene is great to me because Steve is content to have a normal friendly interaction, and Sam shoots his one shot. You ever meet a celebrity before? It's like that. You get one chance to say something worth remembering. Sam says the right thing.

[elijasaurusrex]

13 Miles in 30 minutes?? That means Cap was running 2.3 minute miles, faster then the fastest man alive... And he didn't even break a sweat. What a beast.