Early social reactions to the first episode of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier predict a big hit, with Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan given room to flesh out their characters, exciting action, and a cinematic feel.
WandaVision may be over, but Disney+ isn t going to leave you hanging for long without fresh new MCU content. The streaming service is set to launch
Falcon and the Winter Solider on March 19, and are teasing the upcoming series with a brand new clip.
In the show, Avengers Sam Wilson/Falcon (Anthony Mackie) and Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan) play squabbling coworkers who embark on a globe-trotting adventure while dealing with the loss of their mutual friend, Captain America (who returned to the 1940s to live out his days with Peggy Carter at the end of
Avengers: Endgame).
Check out the latest preview clip and trailer:
WANDAVISION Reactions Call It a Bold Return for the MCU
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Last year’s MCU backlog means we’ll be up to Hulk’s neck in new material in 2021. The festivities kick off with something original: the first TV show led by Kevin Feige and the movie side of Marvel,
WandaVision. The series sees Scarlett Witch and Vision living a bizarre retro-sitcom-style life; and it looks like the most surreal, weirdest entry in the MCU yet. Will such a strange approach work though? And will Marvel’s success on the big screen translate to the small? Based on initial reactions from critics who have watched the first three episodes, the answer to both questions is a resounding yes.
Early Impressions Suggest That WandaVision Is as Good as It Is Weird
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From WandaVision. (Image: Marvel Studios)
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Critics have seen the first three episodes of
WandaVision, the upcoming Marvel Studios Disney Plus series starring Scarlet Witch and the Vision as they take on their greatest challenge yet: the sitcom. Which means we’ve got impressions.