Reactors Reacting to 2nd Captain America (Isaiah Bradley) | The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
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What was your Reaction after seeing Isaiah Bradley and Patriot.......I went through Diff. Emotions Throughout the Sequence.
0:00 Inro
0:06 Struggle Nation
1:48 Mary Cherry
2:51 The Movie Couple
4:10 Reel Rejects
5:38 COMIC PLUS! by Akasan
7:49 OMN1MEDIA
8:59 Married2theReal
10:11 Zaldy Reacts
10:32 Late to the Party
11:30 Outro
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Here is what was written on his plaque. Isaiah Bradley Isaiah Bradley is an American hero whose name went unknown for too long. Isaiah was one of a dozen African-American soldiers who were recruited against their will and without consent for participation in human testing in pursuit of the Super Soldier Serum. Most did not survive. The few who lived through testing were sent on secret missions during the Korean War. During the conflict, against all odds, Isaiah Bradley rescued his fellow soldiers and 28 other POWS from behind enemy lines. However, fearful of the ramifications of Black Super Soldier, some individuals within the government tried to erase Isaiah's story from history. His family was issued a falsified death certificate and for decades the truth of his unflinching bravery was buried.
Really? If you don't mind my asking but where's your source?
@@Heraldo_Del_Mar Apparently they were able to freeze frame and enlarge the plaque so the it could be read. I saw it in an article by Tom Drew of thedirect.com
A third paragraph was seen in a different shot, however the shot was too far for me to read it.
I'm not even American and this has me crying
@@Heraldo_Del_Mar read the comics dude
Carl Lumbly’s acting was so good in this episode that when he said “Get out of my house”, I damn near left my own house...
😁😂🤣
ikr like bruhh ITS SO CLEEEAAAANNNNN
I'm dead lmao! But fr
i was in the toilet and i also felt like leaving the toilet immediately
You telling FACTS. Lol
When Isaiah yells at them to leave and it legit makes Sam jump, you know what’s up
It was pretty great to see them touch on something real and just play it straight. Also, hats off to Carl Lumbly, the man playing Isaiah. For such a short appearance he really sold the pain and indignation.
He did made the Character's emotion real and relatable.
He’s a brilliant actor especially in Doctor Sleep as Hallorann. Hope to see more of him, but even if we don’t, that short appearance was strong as hell and very impactful
He’s got more I belive
Carl Lumby? The Martian Manhunter? 😳😳😦😦
@@danielanderson8322 yehhhhh
The pain in Isaiah's voice all he wanted to do was fight for his country and he was punished for it because he wasn't "right look" and to have it swiped under the rug. Can you imagine how heartbreaking that is?
That is the sound of the pain of the Black experience in a nutshell. Especially those who fought and died for this county, and those who survived where subject to be treated as dogs in Jim Crow/Segregation America
It’s like the flag smasher who looked up to Captain America then gets killed by (him)
@@TrevWILL79 very true, that what pisses me off that people think of racism as a choice and then when you try to educate them in a respectful way they are somehow offended.
@@lstarsabb pepole have no education telling lies I'm a white guy I have no problems sith black pepole but telling a death lie that is sick
Isaiah did everything Steve did but got turned on by his country.He didn't have blue eyes & blonde hair. True 2 life. Black soldiers had 2 give their seats up 2 POWs
Carl Lumby seriously killed it with that acting
His acting was really phenomenal
Indeed! He's been The Martian Manhunter too.
I swear I love watching the scene over and over. It's so grounded and real that it honestly makes you feel extremely human, and the acting in this show is just impeccable hands down the best Marvel show
My brother and I when we first watched "The Falcon And The Winter Soldier," it appeared as if Marvel Studios were working on another typical "Odd Couple" type of hero partnership between them. After Isaiah threw that small metal container into the wall, we both jumped and looked at each other after that scene. And we said, whoa! A black super soldier! At first, it was initially confusing to understand what Isaiah meant after he mentioned that he whooped Bucky's ass. And after it was shown that he was super strong, that scene was chilling. Especially all of the bad things that Isaiah went through. The "Get Out Of My House" made both of us cringe. Amazing scene. To date, TFATWS is my most favorite Disney + series to date. We both said, Disney and Marvel are pulling all the stops on displaying in depth the evils of racism.
It's really great how much Marvel really goes into the depth, and reality. These Shows are really golden.
"Reality" sure bro.
@@renebaan7430 it is reality so many cops will just arrest a black guy for no reason marvel is not afraid to show what really happens in the real world food have been more corrupt than ever I'm not racist but I feel sorry for the black people and I feel ashamed to have these type of cops around it's a disgrace to humanity
@@ghostryu6662 Did you feel ashame when cops rushed into a building durning 9/11? Did you feel ashame when cops risk their lives day in and day out for you and your community? If so then please do the courtesy of not calling them when you have an emergency on your hand since they are such a "disgrace" . I recommend you go and live abroad to meet real corrupt cops so you have a reference point beside the one a narrative tells you.
@@ghostryu6662 honestly you should feel ashamed and disgraceful of yourself for disregarding the many sacrifices of our public and civil servants, sacrifices you don't have the grit or character to make.
@@renebaan7430 trust me it's a favor to not call the cops they are barely there for anyone if you are 1 person and you call the cops cause your getting robbed yeah they won't come to you unless they want their money they don't give a fuck about you name 1 cop that isn't racist and helps people more than wanting money and I see more firemen help people than cops the hospital can save more than what cops can they are completely useless for any job they sit on their fat ass and get paid for it
“You spend a little bit of time in Wakanda, you’re an honorary black man Bucky!” 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣... oh god, it’s so funny, and I’m crying at the same time, this world is so f-d up.
Gotta say Akasan Vibes on whole another level 😂
Its an awful reality and David, you are right. Same for vets, and black men and women that are heroes. Local american authorities understand nothing about real life or hardships. Racial stereotypes. Sad.
@@lukeyznaga7627 what do you know about local authorities? Have you ever work in one? Have you ever had to sacrifice anything for you local community? I'm willing to bet you wouldn't say that about the brave souls that sacrifice themselves durning 9/11 or those that sacrifice themselves to protect you when you have an emergency on hand. It's so sad that all this is now about "muh radicals injustice " yet a very basic research would tell you otherwise.
@@renebaan7430 why the hell are you trolling? where is this anger coming from? ,man, I don't want to argue with you. I just made a harmless comment on this page about this show and you are getting triggered? come on , man, its too early in the morning. Peace. You don't know ANYTHING about me. What if I have worked with local authorities?? I am going to mute you and block you in my alerts so that I don't even know when you are posting me and I will ignore your future comments.
@@lukeyznaga7627 it's not anger, it just seems to me that if you're going to make the bold claim of "local American authorities understand nothing about real life or hardships." Then you better back what your saying, you are legitimately discrediting any public and civil servant and it's so uncouth that you would disregard them in such a matter.
IMAGINE YOU GO UP AGAINST A LITERAL GOD WITH ALL THE INFINITE STONES TWICE, AND YOU SAVE THE UNIVERSE, AND YOU'RE STILL GETTING PROFILED!
Everyone has different views on Steve in MCU, just as bucky said "The shield represent a lot of things to lot of people, including me"
@@twashtra5240 I’m referring to The Falcon
@@twashtra5240 none the less I still appreciate this reaction video
Oh! Well he has a gap in his Identities as Falcon and Sam, its just most people doesn't care to observe
Thanks !
What really upsets me is when people turn off their TVs because Marvel's "going political". All the MCU is doing is putting the stories and beliefs of Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Steve Ditko on the big screen. These men used their creativity to entertain people as well as use these stories and characters in order to show the world's problems in a fun and creative way. You can't be a Marvel fan and get mad because the creators believe that racism exists in this world and choose to speak out against it in their own way.
They're not even "speaking out" against it. They're just taking a more grounded approach to things. Some of it uncomfortable. Also, it's comic book accurate.
Crazy thing is, Comics have been touching on real-world problems and times for years. Politics have been just as much of a influence on our lives regardless of if you have a side or pay attention to the news.
@@thehobbyist7275 Facts! I mean Black Panther literally fought the KKK! That's probably not the greatest example but it's still one
@@evingrindle1929 Which is why I'll never understand why people accuse Marvel of going political. I get that for some people, things like racism and politics are sensitive topics; but, they're the elephants in the room. They exist, yet no one wants to speak on it. I'm not at all saying Marvel is "woke" like some people accuse it to be, but to have it to be grounded in the reality that there are people who live like this speaks volumes. Sam Wilson is a completely different Captain America from Steve and while I like Steve as a person more, Sam has a new place in my heart as Cap. He fights for his community and struggles with real-world problems like Spider-Man, but also is an Avenger who carries on Steve's ideals in selflessness, compassion, and his ability to lead
Marvel has BEEN political. Just look at the X-Men. There are obvious real world connections that can be made. People who complain about politics in the mcu and comics don't realize they have been an integral part of its history
"Spend a little time in Wakanda.... You're an honorary black man, WeLcoME tO THe cLuB" LMAO
Say what you want about Disney, but I'm glad they are addressing America's racist and segregated history instead of trying to gloss over it
Key word, history.
@@embereve-chan that scene with the cops is not history
@@embereve-chan innocent people being locked up for years or decades is not history.
Every country has done what we did i dont like the fact we get all the heat i mean america didnt just take the slaves they were sold to us by other black people
@@chryscork2244 And white people were sold by other white people but we're not talking about individuals that sold slaves we're talking country's that sold slaves. Huge difference Trumper.
The fact that Isaiah Bradley's existence never even crossed my mind as a *possibility* is one thing that shows me how much I still don't understand. These scenes were heartbreaking to me, I can't even imagine how impactful they are to people who have experienced this before.
They threw Isaiah in jail because they didn’t want to admit to taking him and the 300 other African American soldiers and ran experiments on them. Especially all but 7 of them died from those experiments.
and all but one was so unstable they are need put down as soon their use is spent and the rest is just barely holding it, in the comic he is essentially a senile old man a very strong senile old man.
@@jalpat2272 I have a feeling that at the end of the series they'll pass down the shield to his grandson, Eli. Then have his origin story based from the comics before Young Avengers
@@primecoconut4204 yup i think we need to dump name is mantle gimmicks that plague the comic sides. they replace captain America into bunch of unrelated boys and girls.
Also they didn't want a black super soldier running around during the civil rights era
wait so the doctor that gave the serum to steve experimented on 300 african americans? wtf i thought the doctor was a good guy.
It hits different when the police treated Sam like shit and then arrested Bucky all polite. And that's on what? systemic racism
And its public knowledge that sam is an avenger and bucky will still have the rep of the winter soldier with hydra's info online about him, and they still treat him polite because he's white. Wow. Too real. Even as hispanic, I get profiled and approached by cops if I wear a bandana.
@@jflores85 Eso solo pasa en tu mente querido.....
That scene made me cry. Coz I was in that situation and somebody came up to me and my friend and asked me if I ‘was okay’ while looking suspicious at my friend. My friend is Muslim and wearing a hijab. We were just talking animatedly on the street. I was in tears and my friend was like, hey it’s okay I experience that every day. 😭
@@alejandromolinac amigo no desestimes las experiencias de nuestros hermanos hispanos. Además porque nosotros tenemos todo tipo de razas y tu no sabes el color de piel que tiene él. Adicional a esto es de conocimiento público que si eres una persona de color, sin importar nacionalidad, eres una posible víctima de abuso policial.
@@quixoticmichelle I'm sorry both of you experienced this. Xenophobic and racist behavior is one of the most disturbing things. I'm glad this show is touching these subjects even if it's on the surface. Last episode was another profound one, and I'm surprised Marvel is going there. I'm sending you lots of love and strength to you and your friend.
Notice that when the cop was talking to Sam, his hand was on his gun. Smh art imitates life
Ohh shit....didn't notice that, that makes that scene more intense.
I enjoyed this scene because it brings the MCU closer to our reality. By the way, it's not the first time that racial issues are mentioned in Marvel movies, the X-MEN for example, that's one of the reasons why I really appreciate this universe, the credibility.
Even in The Winter Soldier movie remember when Nick Fury was at a traffic light and 2 white cops in a car pulled beside him and they were looking at him funny and he said "want to see my lease?" as if they couldn't believe a black man was driving such a nice car. It wet over many people's head but I peeped it . 😩
@@missstar5449 Ohhh you're right! I had completely forgotten about that
That's really good observation...
@@missstar5449 you do realize that those cops were hydra agents sent to kill nick fury
@@missstar5449 those cops were hydra im pretty sure.
Its about time people knew of Isaiah.
Right. I can’t believe none of these people knew who he was. I thought it was cool they brought him I the show, but after seeing everyone’s reactions, I was like. “ No one read the “Truth” book back in ‘09? “. Props to Akisan for knowing a bit
Hope we get a movie about him
@@MrAdamloring1985 Pretty sure no one knew about US Agent either.
@@MrAdamloring1985 it actually came out in Jan 2003
Never thought Isaiah Bradley would get adapted from comics into live action. It is great. MCU is damn fierce with their inclusion of comic book elements
They just laying out racism and military misconduct problems in single scene. This is thick, heavy plot. Great job Marvel and Disney. Excellent acting from all of them. We can clearly see Isaiah's misery, Sam's disbelief and Bucky's helplessness at that scene. It's like reality check for Sam. He's been around Steve, knowing all about the super soldiers and all that they're capable of. Seeing these two super soldiers, how powerless they are in facing the government probably shocking to him.
No One Will EVER Understand the struggle of being a Black Man in America. Especially a Black Man who has served this country with distinction and honor. Something My Grandpa, Stepfather, and Uncles had to deal with after serving this country in wars for U.S. Marine Corps.
I'd wager that Native Americans would understand as the same thing happened to them. Even after the Civil rights movement happened they were the last ones to start having their rights and even then they don't have all of them
@@phoenixfunny4517 Agree 100%
Good thing it’s fine now
For waht's it's worth, give them all of them my regards and my thanks for what they did.
You think it's only in America that Black people go through this??? America is alot better for Black people than Europe, Middle East or Asian.
We need a Disney Plus miniseries about Isaiah Bradley’s story. John David Washington should be the younger Bradley.
Lol I said the same before the revealed Carl Lumby. He would be perfect!
Good choice
@@TheProtagonist2020 the government is just pepole who love telling lies
When u understand actual reality is more f*ked up than the show 😐
The way they addressed it, now I really Respect Marvel more than ever now....
Shoutout to Marvel for having enough guts to show the systemic racism in America.
In the immortal words of Thanos "Reality is often disappointing" 🥺😩😩
@@missstar5449 “reality is often disappointing”😔
@@cw1345 I assume you mean decades ago when they told this story in the comics. Certainly you don't mean now just because you just learned about it? Right?
The differing reactions here are the perfect visual example of the difference between sympathy and empathy, if anyone is ever confused about what it is.
Tremendous detail in the difference in the police's treatment with Sam just for thinking that he is bothering Bucky and then when they inform the police that Bucky has an arrest warrant, he treats him with more kindness despite the fact that he is someone who disobeyed therapy. I think it's great when Marvel touches on these kinds of issues that still afflict us as a society, I think it's the way they should follow to make deeper stories.
What's also messed up about the cops is that they asked Bucky if Sam was bothering him and they came to arrest Bucky, so they were willing to arrest Sam even if they were there for Bucky
Uhmm...no, the order of Bucky's arrest came afterwards when officer asked them to stay here for a minute. Before they just saw 2 people arguing and interfered.
@@twashtra5240 agreed they stop them on bs stereotype but when a cop stops you they have to do a background check to make sure you don't have pending charges.
They didn't know about Bucky's warrant for arrest at first approach. But the irony is they asked for Sam's I.d. to check if he had anything they could drag him off with. He approached him with a hostile tone, and had his hand on his gun holster. He never asked for Bucky's I.D. and that's the one with the warrant out on him. Even then the cop was polite (calling him Mr. and Sir. Sam only got that AFTER he was recognized as Sam Wilson) and even apologized to Bucky about having to arrest him. They didn't throw him on the ground, yell and curse at him or even roughly handcuff him.
That scene was so damm forced
Marvel ain't f***** around.
Alright whipper-snappers, listen up. When Sam/Falcon was introduced in the 70s, the whole point of the character was to introduce discussions about racism into Captain America comic books. That's why Sam in the comic books is a social worker (more opportunities to talk about systemic racism). Sam even corrected Steve on micro-aggressions way before that term was in wide use. Anyway, Sam was not the first black superhero, but he was the first black superhero I read as a child in the 1970s, so he will always have a special place in my heart and Sam is my favorite version of Captain America. It really warms my heart to know that the MCU version of this character is finally being used for the original story function of the character: to talk about racism in Captain America stories. The fact that they brought Isaiah into it shows that they are serious about this. And they didn't just introduce Isaiah, but also his grandson Eli (Patriot of the Young Avengers). The only black version of Captain America missing now is Danielle Cage from the future.
That's really good to know that comic readers, especially silver/golden age approves of today's live-action portrayals. It certifies that they are on right path with the characters
In one scene we saw systemic racism and prejudice and intolerance against ex-con.
Not to mention racial profiling
@@RyanLBrown9396 like that happens to only Black people
@@ttamcc.4674 shut up. No one said it did. But that fact that you said that is ridiculous
@@Lowkidoe29 oh, so white people can be racist, but black people NO? That's what you are trying to say?
@@perseus274 I'm pretty sure that's not what he meant
Stan Lee would be proud.
Of our reality? No. Of marvel studios showing how the real world is like? Yes.
@@spongebobsquarepants2981 he meant the series bruh. stan lee always wanted to express real life issue in his stories in the comics and there are comics that did(Isiah bradley for example) he would be proud defenitely.
@@monishvj5172 yea.
@Purplekitty81 ingram oh no I wasn't calling it woke
You clearly don't know anything about Stan Lee, go read a biography about him
The difference between Isaiah and Steve was Isaiah was experimented on against his will and steve volunteered
The show treated him better than what happened to him in the comics
Hope we get to see him more
@@twashtra5240 it might help me get over what they did to him
@@Nzosaba_Matenge I'm assuming it would be something like, in the end if Sam becomes new cap and he sees it on news and feel proud about it. OR Sam invites him at museum and he notices there is another new palette to pay tribute to him and people reading it starts clapping or saluting, something like these 2
It's a set up for the Young Avengers.
@@Nzosaba_Matenge I mean he was in jail longer in the show then he was in the comics and he’s universally respected by every black superhero in the comics, so I’d say the comics definitely treated him better lol.
I literally teared up at everyone's reaction. For this fictional story to address Merica's reality....wow....just wow...smh!
Bruh that’s not America’s reality, thinking that only Black people are the oppressed race is the dumbest logic when it’s every race that gets affected
@@c456ex9 Most kind un racist place? Where do you live?
@@ttamcc.4674 No one said that only black people are oppressed in America. However, black people are looked upon differently in this country and that's real.
Marvel is doing amazing with incorporating their world with reality. Most if not all their characters are relatable in a very real way. Mental health, depression, anxiety, grief, racism, etc. Real issues, all just making their products that much more real and raw and just amazing.
Marvel Studios makes the characters relatable to everyone in a real society
I feel bad for Sam Wilson in this scene, but I feel even worse that this might have happened to Anthony Mackie in real life.
Marvel always tapping into truth. This story was added because of the true stories of Men of Color being used in Experiments by the Government. Bravo Marvel for doing this! Amazing story and again tapping into reality to make it so we can ALL relate to this. Thank you! Tuskegee Study
Isaiah and John Walker’s stories were wayyyyy more interesting than the main plot.
Let us not forget in the books of Marvel he was the original Super Soldier. This is just another reason why Marvel is on point because they are not afraid to show what's really going on. Marvel knows that it's much Bigger then just comics and super powers.....THANK GOD FOR THE MCU.
I feel like if Steve knew about Isaiah he would have looked at the shield, the uniform and the title he wears and he would do some serious reflecting. He probably would have given him the shield and said this belongs to you Captain America.
He did, my theory is that when he went in past and lived those 70 years he lost, he may have came to know about him, but because he can't help or it will disturb the timeline, he gave shield to Sam and wants him to represent the new Captain America
@@twashtra5240 They flat out say immediately after that Steve never knew Isaiah existed.
They don't know what Steve did after he went back in time and came old
Carl Lumbley killed it as Isaiah Bradley the original black captain america.
Idk is he was Capt America in the films tho, but your right.
@@spongebobsquarepants2981 Steve Rogers super soldier serum was created from his blood. Isaiah was the first successful super soldier created before Steve Rogers.
@@davidfortuin4146 no, he was the second. Still worthy of respect, though.
@@davidfortuin4146 no he was the second
Carl Lumbly was also the Hero called "The Mantis" in the 90's. It was a pretty cool (progressive) innovative show for it's time. Yeah; the acting in this scene by Mr. Lumbly was indeed top notch. Grounded and believable.
He's also the voice of Martian Manhunter in the Justice League cartoon.
Mantis was pretty cool for not just having a black superhero but a disabled one too.
That scene was just powerful. Especially how reality is.
That’s not reality kid, police are a problem for every race
That's fun how people misunderstood the fact that Isaiah is the first BLACK Captain America but not THE first Captain America.
I gotta give credit to Disney & Marvel for being REAL A.F.!!! 😳😳😳 This whole sequence shocked the hell outta me!!! Boys & Girls: Welcome to our reality!!
I wish we could see Isiah kicking the Winter Soldier's ass. That would be awesome. It would also be one hell of a fight.
Okay but I want to see the MCU version of them meeting/fighting in 51 🤷🏾♂️💯
Tuskegee Syphilis Study... I looked up on how Marvel Comics came up with the idea of an black Captain America, and I learned that the character was inspired from the idea of a character being a metaphor of America itself, a character that symbolizes the dark side of the Tuskegee Study between 1932 and 1972, which offered black men free heath care, when in reality, it was not health care they got. Does this sound familiar? History repeats itself, fam. It's important to remember history's good, bad and ugly sides.
I gotta vent a little. The scene made me sick to my stomach, mixed emotions back and forth because it is all true but mostly feeling heart broken and disappointed, and I'm sure I am not alone with that thought, many of us probably shared the same reactions as the folks in the vid above, because it's the sad, harsh reality about this country. What makes me even more sick though, is the fact that when folks started talking about episode 2, some people unhesitatingly went to Social Media to complain and comment negative remarks about another TV show they "lost respect for because it got Political", and continue to say "keep politics out of shows and sports,". I've simply accepted that those type of people will never change, and if you're reading this and you so happen to come across people that share this mindset that human life and human equality are "Political" please call them out on their hypocrisy, their privilege that they're aware of, and of course their racism. Because Human Life and Equality has never been political, and they know that, they just need an excuse.
Amen brother. People who say “Keep politics out of comics!” might as well have a giant neon tattoo on their forehead that says “I’m the dumbest fan in all of fandom.” First issue of Captain America has him punching Hitler on the cover MONTHS before the US got into WWII. X-Men were created from the beginning as an allegory for race relations in America. There has never been a time nor title in Marvel Comics history that hasn’t dealt with social issues in some way, shape, or form... and anybody that doesn’t get that would probably be better served by just watching pro-wrestling instead,
exactly dude, it sucks that basic human rights and equality have become “political” the same type of people that believe these topics are political are most definitely the same people that complain when a male hero is replaced by a female or when a white character is replaced by an asian, black, hispanic, etc.
While it can get annoying sometimes when political agendas get forcefed through media, F&WS I feel delt with sensitive issues in a mature & tasteful way, those people who complain online about stuff like that actually mean "Keep politics the dont align with my existing beliefs out of Shows & Sports" which is kinda fucked up
When people say "keep politics out of my show" what they actually mean is don't talk about minority issues especially black and women issues. They fear to be called out racist so instead of saying don't talk about race they call it "political" to make themselves feel better and intelligent. Captain America the first movie and the winter soldier movie were actually political about how the government abuses its Power and there were no outrage about it being political. It's a new word cowards hide behind because they know what they're saying is nonsense. 🤷🏾♀️
@@missstar5449 Boom💯
This what I want from MCU make it real and intense like the Winter soldier and not always sunshine and rainbow like other MCU movies
I ain't gonna lie I hate when most shows go political it's annoying in my opinion, but showing how the "2nd captain america" was treated especially around the time he was active is so realistic and that's why I love it.
I can see their next movie on phase 5: "Captain America: The Truth" about the untold stories of Isaiah Bradley.
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It will be a good movie Aswear
Nah a show would definitely be better honestly
Steve didn't know about Isaiah but Bucky did? Steve would've lost his shit had he knew he probably would've been even more protective of Sam.
I think Steve knew (after he went back in time and came old). Maybe 'coz of all he experienced in those missing 70 years is the reason he chose Sam to be new Cap
When Steve found out in the comics, he was really fucking ashamed and angry that the knowledge of Isaiah was kept from him.
Dude, the actor who played Isaiah Bradley was perfect, the acting was perfect, the pain behind his voice when he says "For thirty years" just makes me feel really really sad and almost make me tear up, idk who played Isaiah, meaning the actor, but he was spot on
Isaiah Bradley actor was so freaking good, every time I see the clip I can feel the pain in his voice.
This is such a good time for Marvel to add Blue Marvel. Oh man that would be fucking crazy.
If I'm not wrong he was a Korean war vet too right??.......Well TBH the one I'm most excited about is Moon Knight
When they introduced that scientist in the second season of Agent Carter I was always hoping he would turn out to be Blue Marvel just using a cover identity.
this show is about espionage adding basically doctor Manhattan will break things.
It’d be especially delicious in light of the whole ‘black Clark Kent’ thing if they did a Blue Marvel movie and it out performed the rebooted Superman movie. I’m still so ticked off they announced that on Henry’s birthday. I hope Marvel offers Henry Cavill a role (preferably Captain Britain) so he can get back at WB. I also might have eventually forgiven WB if they had used Val-Zod as the new Superman instead, but nope!
Props to Marvel Studios for going there with the back-to-back scenarios with Isaiah Bradley and Sam's interaction with the cops. Art imitating life, even in a fictional world. For douchebags who wanna complain about politics being a part of escapism entertainment, remember that these things are IN our entertainment for a reason: to bring awareness to them. I'm proud of Marvel for doing this, even if they knew that they would lose a section of the audience.
They depicted how intolerant the government is to ex-cons A job well done by Marvel
Anti SJws be mad af
@@mikoswhackgameandstuffvids480 And that means they did something right
@@phari4820 yup
The police scene is a very good test to see if people can recognise the racial profiling in that moment, didn't expect that from marvel
WandaVision: Loss of loved ones and mental health. The Falcon and the Winter Soldier: The physical, cultural and mental struggles of black people in America. So, what's Loki going to be about then?
30 years bruh... over a quarter century of your life taken away. Lucky all they got was “get out of my house!” And like I said before its just nice that after WandaVision with all the magic & things like that we have something so grounded and so real.
I had no feelings about Falcon being the next Cap until this show, now I'm really rooting for him. Take up the shield, Falcon! You're the worthy one!
It can be said now for atleast these first 2 MCU series: WandaVision was a sitcom with emphasis on loss and love but with The Falcon And The Winter Soldier it would touch base on some real world issues that most aren't brave enough to discuss openly.
I'm so glad Marvel pushes it depth, just by showing what a reality actual looks like. This pleased me but Isaiah's case hits me right in the gut right there. I look forward to seeing more of his story in the next episode.
Especially interesting are the different reactions between reactors that have experienced this situation or experience it regularly and those who may heared about it in the news and may find it bad, but cannot imagine how it really is.
Marvel is brave to do this. It's crazy that they went there in this in the show. That scene was tough to watch. They are doing some top-notch acting in this show.
Gotta respect Carl Lumbly for doing this role so well.
Anti-SJW comic fans are already smearing the show because of the Isaiah storyline. Yeah, SJWs are cringe but this is based on real things man and so far the delivery of the story is good and not pondering.
SJWs aren’t cringe, there isn’t anything cringe about wanting to fight for social justice, and many of the things SJWs fight for ARE real things just like this.
I don't agree with sjw madness either but ya these real issues touches any one with a heart! Isaiah's story broke my heart!
That line about waking up and deciding what you want to be was deep. Like oh I’ll be this now, welp not if your skin color isn’t white.
Carl Lumbly is such an amazing actor. He fully encapsulated Isaiah's pain, rage, and lamentations so powerfully
Carl Lumbly is a national treasure. I loved him ever since he voiced J’onn/Martian manhunter in the justice league cartoon
❤❤😭the hype and feels I felt when Isaiah's name popped up.
This hit home for me and my uncles church was close to the one where Oscar Grants family went to in Oakland .Its still in my mind how the situation played out and a pointless death happened to a good man . Ive also enlisted and i know know matter what there are some people out there who wont care what i was prepared to sacrifice because i dont look " right " in their eyes but in the same token there are those who do .
How funny that alt right commenters were cutting into this episode with their usual "I don't want politics in my comic book show. I just want to enjoy it without being lectured." And I'm like, "Right. Because a comic book based on a military soldier going off to war to fight the Nazis in ww2 is absolutely free of all things political or injustice.🙄" "Because a comic book movie about Immoral and corrupt organizations working within the government and create disadvantaged opportunities for themselves against the majority of the world, in order to rule without checks and balances is not based on politics at all.🙄🙄" No. They just hate hearing the truth about what type of people they truly are. They don't mind playing the part of the villain. They just hate being called one.
So True....especially for the Hero who appeared as Punching Hitler on the very Cover of his Debut.
Love this comment
I dont hate hearing the truth , I hate the truth being bashed over my head over and over and over again. I know racism exists , I dont need the media telling me exists over and over.
@@l0sts0ul89 Yes, but what's old to you may just be knew to someone else. Human trafficking exists. We all know this, but there are naive people who would never think to know it does. We shouldn't stop talking about it because we've known about it. We should be helping to pass the knowledge on. Things don't get better by pulling it out when you're in the mood to talk about it. It's meant to be uncomfortable because it is uncomfortable, but that's why it's important to keep talking about it. If it bothers you that much, you have to option to turn it off.
@@blackkatt777 Its not like we shouldn't talk about it , it's that we shouldn't show it 24/7 The more its showed in people's faces the more people start to care less about it , they don't care about this and that they just wanna get it over with.
I didn't even consider how people reacted to this at first. I LITERALLY just learned who the character was by accident afew days before the episode aired.
Thank you everyone for your Love and appreciation on the Compilation. Since you liked this one a lot, I would like to ask you which one should I do next ?? Superman's Entrance in ZS Justice League's climax or Flash's Speedforce scene?? If there is some other you would like to see, Plz Let me know in comments
I watched the ending lol😂😂😂
Well.....that was needed XD 😂
@@twashtra5240 I agree with you and the legacy of cap can't be trusted in this guy
Uuuuuu
Someone pointed out in the replies that the cops were by the stop sign in the street and then they saw Bucky and Sam arguing and intercepted, so all in all, the scene is pretty good at depicting harsh realities and not forced at all.
If you look at the scene again you can see the police stop at the stop sign, leading me to assume they were just passing through the neighborhood. Then they saw Sam aggressively pointing at Bucky, and things go off from there.
@@thephantompenance oh, I see, you’re right, then it makes sense.
Zack Synder would never think of doing this in any of his films.
What the fuck??
Nobody talke about how Bucky introduced Isaiah to Sam He is a hero
The way old man cap whispered "you and me". As if something sank in at that moment that hadn't before. Bucky and Caps fights must have been epic. Realizing that you are just faces on the same coin after all that peace youve found while trying to forget about it. That kind of acting is next level. Subtleties like that just explose when you rewatch.
Lumbly’s Bradley in some ways was the heart of these series 🥰❤️❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I think about the part where Bucky stands up for Sam in front of the cops. "No, he's not bothering me, do you know who this is?!" I think about it a lot. Even though Sam and Bucky don't even really like each other, Bucky still respects Sam as an Avenger, as a soldier, and as a hero.
With all the delays and rescheduling Marvel was doing with their shows, I think Falcon and Winter Soldier, especially this episode was meant to air during black history month
Probably yes
The og story of Isaiah Bradely, was he was before Steve Roger's. They experimented on black soldiers, to perfect the serum. 5 soldiers didnt immediately die. Isaiah is the only survivor
just one correction, not before but after Steve's transformation and after Dr. Erskine's death. It was intended to recreate the formula and 300 soldiers were experimented
@@twashtra5240 than his grandson risked his life to save Cap During a skrull/kree fight, got a blood transfusion from.his gra dad and became patriot of the Young Avengers
@@JBNagis yup
The channel Heroes Reforged goes into an excellent discussion of Isaiah Bradley as the first Capt. America and the comic book Truth: Red, White and Black.
Except that Isaiah's not the first Captain America. He was experimented on after Steve.
@@moreau1755 ok, but Steve becoming Captain America was only perfected after many other experiments on black Americans took place.
@@too2great8 No, not that we've been shown. It's not impossible that such experiments happened prior to Steve becoming Cap, but if so we've not seen or heard about them in the comics. The experiments that Isaiah was part of took place after Steve became Cap. Steve became Cap in 1940, and the Camp Cathcart soldiers were all experimented on in 1942.
@@moreau1755 I stand corrected.
Damn that actor was so good, almost a waste for such a short scene.
The best part of the video was the R Lee Emery Reaction to the new Captain America. EXACTLY how I felt...
I know there's money involved in everything but it takes courage to tell these sort of stories and it's Disney and marvel that are doing this
I have looked at at least 13 reactions on KZhead. I think I had caught the KZhead uploads of all but one of these reactors and Movie couple did have the most interesting one in what seemed to impress them and not. But you have a good representation here thanks.
Thanks man!!!....even I had to go through all of their reactions
This was brilliant
It was shocking and sad that so few of these "reactors" knew who Isaiah Bradley was but knew Zemo wore a mask.
In all fairness the comic that touched on Isiahs story isn't well known
I was thinking the same thing while watching. im hoping they form the young avengers with his grandson as patriot. I hate that people are getting the timeline wrong too...isaiah was experimented on first and the perfected formula was used on steve.....idk if people see it, but they are also introducing the young avengers in each Marvel show so far.....wiccan and speed...now patriot, soon hawkeyes daughter......might see a different version of kang in the loki show.
@@HoneyDiTv i just hope we get a hulkling otherwise the team will feel a little small
@@nazzygage with cap marvel and the kree introduced we should...they can't have wiccan and not hulkling..that would be a crime!
A lot of people have the misconception that he was the 1st Cap, he was the second cap after Steve went into the ice.
I really Love how the live actoin held true to the comics about Isaiah Bradley
What akasan said about Bucky at the end was the best
You should have added the reaction from Heroes Reforged as well. Hector's reaction to Isiah was awesome.
I wanted to but due to them reacting on full volume at certain times, it was creating some Copyright issues....Sorry
It was pure joy when he saluted Isaiah. 😩😂
I love your reaction shows. Good job fellas
Thanks
He could be one of the Project Insight targets which is f*cked up that he could be obliterated by the Helicarrier blast if Cap failed to stop it.
That's a big Probability....
The KZhead channel DVD Overlord did a piece about this, and claimed that over 80% of the audience dropped out of watching the show when The Falcon was confronted by the police. I have no idea if their story is true, or not, but they sure were committed to wanting fans to be upset that "Marvel has gone woke". Imagine that. There are people out there who want you to be angry that Marvel has the balls to address a real life issue. Let's forget that these are probably the same "fans" who complain when something "unrealistic" happens in their superhero show. It just really makes me sad that so many people want racial discrimination to be IGNORED. You should be ANGRY... not because it's a real thing, but because it's being acknowledged. THANK YOU, Marvel! Shove it in their faces. Hold that mirror up, and let them know that they can't escape their ugly reflections even in a comic book show! That's AWESOME!
I hope since they touched on this I would hope they touch on the more serious stuff in the comics, like Carol’s alcoholism, etc.
well There is one which is more like a Obvious but still a big one in upcoming project......Moon Knight's Identity Dsorder and Mental Instability
You know why Marvel is great? Because they’re real. Real issues. Real world problems. But wrapped in flashy colors.
When I die. Ima die protecting and serving my community...