“The Falcon and the Winter Soldier: The Complete First Season” collects all six episodes of the series set in the aftermath of “Avengers: Endgame.” The series teams up Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson AKA the Falcon and Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes AKA the Winter Soldier. They live in the changed world in which Steve Rogers sacrificed himself to return the Infinity Stones to their own time before living out his life with Peggy. He handed off the shield to Sam, who remains uncertain if he’s up to the legacy. Meanwhile, Bucky struggles with his past as the Winter Soldier and desires to be the man Steve Rogers believed he could be. Their world is changed from the Blip, with the Flag Smashers believing the world was better during the turmoil from half the population’s disappearance when those who had previously struggled experienced a world with open borders and more resources. Now they find themselves displaced refugees.
The US government attempts to introduce a new Captain America in John Walker (Wyatt Russell), but his desire to do whatever it takes to accomplish his missions leads him into more moral failings than Steve Rogers would have tolerated. Karli Morgenthau (Erin Kellyman) leads the Flag Smashers in resisting the imposition of the old order on a post-Blip world. Though technically an antagonist of this series, she resembles Erik Killmonger in being a villain who makes mostly valid points. Returning characters Georges Batroc (Georges St-Pierre), James Rhodes (Don Cheadle), Helmut Zemo (Daniel Brühl), Sharon Carter (Emily VanCamp), and Ayo of the Dora Milaje (Florence Kasumba) help to show how the world has changed since Phase III of the MCU. Rhodes attempts to go back to business as usual while Zemo and Carter gain added depth. Zemo’s portrayal in “Captain America: Civil War” was one of that film’s highlights and Brühl is having a phenomenal time in this reprise. Sharon Carter, once a loyal S.H.I.E.L.D. officer, now shows how the Blip shifted allegiances and drove familiar characters to the moral gray areas on society’s fringes. In addition to reimagining familiar characters and exploring the meaning of Captain America’s legacy, the film introduces Isaiah Bradley (Carl Lumbly) and his grandson Eli Bradley (Elijah Richardson), both of whom live with the legacy of the super soldier serum after the government experimented on Isaiah in order to try to recreate the technology that empowered Steve Rogers.
The result is one of the strongest entries in Marvel’s Phase IV that takes the time to explores these characters in detail prior to their next cinematic appearances. Bonus features on this Blu-ray set include “Assembled: The Making of ‘The Falcon and The Winter Soldier,’” “Cap’s Shield,” a gag reel, and 2 deleted scenes. It also includes art cards based on the show. The “Assembled” featurette is a great deep-dive into the making of this whole series and the complex sociopolitical issues it examines through the lens of Captain America. “Cap’s Shield” not only looks at the legacy, but also the VFX of making the shield work. The gag reel is great given the chemistry these actors have and how that plays out in the final cut as well as the outtakes. The deleted scenes include James Rhodes and Sam Wilson discussing their respective methods of flight and how Rhodes is doing following the events of “Civil War” as well as Bucky hanging out with Sam’s family.
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