?Dove hunting for the Lord of the Rings and a good biological clock? Then wake up at 8:30 in the morning to make up for it
Another episode that earned me quite a few tears. But in a good way. At the beginning of the battle, I really felt my heart skip a beat. I have seen a lot of fight scenes, but I don't know why, I just felt that the injuries they suffered this time were particularly painful. Fortunately, the shield was finally recovered. The long shot of Bucky holding up the shield and standing in the only beam of sunlight, and the way Sam is trying to wipe the blood off the shield with his hands, my tears rolled down involuntarily - the hardships and filth along the way were countless, But we kept going, getting rid of that filth, never letting it run its course. Even in the abyss, those beliefs don't stop shining - the sun will shine on us again, and we believe it. All the John Walker scenes in the back I rolled my eyes until my eyes were tired. That's it, keep blaming everyone for your excuses, keep deceiving Lemar's family, and gilding yourself. It's not you that's wrong, it's the world. I bother. After that, Sam's play with his family was as warm as a huge embrace. Even just thinking about those images makes my nose sore. Most of the heroes left today are broken, and I sincerely hope that Sam and his family remain well. Thinking that there is such a place in the storm, an ordinary but warm home is waiting for everyone, and the belief in life becomes stronger in my heart. We are not alone, we can only face the heroes of the night alone in the house, we have a home to go back to, love to talk about, and someone to hug. After Bucky came, the whole scene became happier again, and the music this time really matched my heart. The part where the two men repaired the boat was full of the atmosphere of Disney family carnival. It's so healing, I can almost hear the sound of the wounds from the first few episodes healing fast, Marvel people can't believe it... Bcuky's appearance at Sam's house is also the rarest I've seen him except 70 years ago. Live like. . When he woke up on the sofa, he saw the gentle eyes of Sam's children fighting each other with shields, and the short but sincere smile that made me cry again. Please, let him continue to heal like this. In the end, he was bathed in the morning light and faced the sea, with the warm and hopeful music accompanied by the warm morning sun. I seem to see him recovering, and he is slowly coming back to life. The terrifying abyss was terrifying, but he kept climbing—and now he saw the sun again. I also saw my sunshine. Afterwards, the part of Lieutenant training together, how should I put it, fortunately in the fourth episode, I have seriously buried Steve in my heart, otherwise watching this part may be tortured to the point of cracking. And now it just feels warm. Bucky himself said that the family and the notepad really couldn't make people cry, and even a little shocked that I covered my mouth and screamed at the first time. But I'm really glad he's being so candid about it. It makes me feel like he's offloaded some more weight. The dead are gone, so are the living. Face the past, face the nightmare, face yourself, Bucky, you are really brave, and we will definitely move on to a better place. And here also made me realize that Sam is his best psychologist, not the garbage psychologist who only yelled before. Sam is right, Steve is gone, we all have to somehow adjust to this world without Steve. Bucky can't continue to be the shield behind Steve, and now he needs to walk in the sun by himself, master himself, in a new way and mentality. Bucky Barnes, I can't be more moved by your new flesh. I bless you for your future. I hope you will receive more and more love. I pray that the day will come soon when you can have a peaceful sleep. Sam's gradually fuller image also gave me a lot of encouragement. He is no longer someone's sidekick or deputy. He has his own independent thoughts and beliefs, and he is firm in what he pursues and believes in, and he does what he thinks he should do. He didn't forcibly inherit this shield in the form of imitating Steve, but put his own will on it. This shield is now full of his sweat, struggle, perseverance, and the warmth of his family. The star has the temperature of his relatives' fingertips. Now that I can accept the fact that Steve is gone, I can also accept the new meaning of Captain America. Sam makes me think it's all worth it.
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