John Walker VS Falcon and Bucky Full Fight | The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Episode 5

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[chief]

Bucky is the perfect example of the video game character stereotype of being OP when he is a villain, but being nerfed once he becomes your teammate.

[olternaut]

I liked the end where Bucky threw the shield down at Sam's head in frustration and didn't say a word. Just one look and it was like Bucky was saying "You should have kept the shield in the first place!"

[VDA]

Steve was chosen because he was " Not a perfect soldier, but a good man. "

John Walker was chosen because he was a perfect soldier.

[bak]

Man, Sam crying while wiping the blood off was such a sad moment.

You can feel his regret for letting Steve’s shield be used for that.

[Feedbyster]

The sad fact is that if something supernatural like the serum genuinely came into existence, John Walker would more than likely be the most accurate representation of it actually being used, a Good man who was simply pushed to the edge, he isn't a bad person that isn't it at all, he's a good person but after having his best friend killed he snapped, which in my personal opinion is completely understandable for why he'd drop the shield on the killer.

[marcuscorvinus]

I love the way Bucky fought when he was still the Winter Soldier, no conscience, no remorse, just pure commitment to the mission. He was unstoppable!

[latinoislander]

Now we get why that German doctor chose Steve, the little guy, a good man.

[yuansoberano]

Steve: Wields Mjolnir
Bucky: *Wields Walker*

[daveagard]

*Bucky drops shield*
“Boom you looking for this “

[proudkiwi]

I love how they ALL live in Steve's shadow.

[wildbard]

John ripping off Sam's wings is some insane strength

[SDRJD]

a german scientist and creator of the super soldier serum once said, "a strong man, who has known power all his life, will lose respect for that power. But a weak man knows the value of strength, and knows compassion."

[Reliavl]

Alternate Title: *a guy with metal wings and a guy on drugs with a prosthetic fight a shield addict on steroids*

[HenriqueHCA]

''You don't wanna do this''

They wanted to do this since day one

[bgt]

John Walker was not a bad soldier. But he never understood what it meant to be weak. Steve was weak in a situation it built his spirit. When John experienced being weak in the situation it internally broke him.

[Kyle_]

Damn Walker actually held his ground for longer than I expected. I guess his emotions plus the serum played a huge role in that. Plus Sam and Bucky weren't fighting that hard to kill him they just wanted the shield

[evingrindle]

I have a feeling John going “So that’s what this is about” and looking at the shield. That really what this was all about. He knew Sam and Bucky never liked him carrying the shield and they never deny it, it was just unlucky that someone had to die along the way, but they were looking for an opportunity to take the shield back.

[emanacacio]

This kinda reminds of civil war, the one 2 v 1 at the end and bucky drops the shield just like cap in the end of civil war

[instantbadass]

John's cry when they break his arm goes right through me...

[J-sk]

'He didn't kill Lamar John' He didn't. But he did hold John in place and restrain him while Karli attempted to knife him to death for the crime of being Captain America, a public figure, which led to Lamar saving John and being killed by Karli. He was a willing participant in the chain of events directly responsible for Lamar's death and he deserved what he got.