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The Falcon And The Winter Soldier Episode 5 Ending Explained The Falcon And The Winter Soldier Episode 5 Ending Explained Marvel Studios/Disney+ Contains spoilers for  Marvel's latest Disney+ original series  The Falcon and the Winter Soldier has taken viewers on an action-packed thrill ride full of twists and turns. Episode 4, "The Whole World is Watching," started out slow but rose to a wild crescendo in the final few moments. As a result of his use of Super Soldier Serum, John Walker (Wyatt Russell) went absolutely berserk in front of Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie), Bucky Ba...

Opinion: Falcon And The Winter Soldier Has A Villain Problem The latest Disney+ MCU show suffers from a familiar storytelling problem. Throughout WandaVision's early episodes, viewers complained that the show needed a villain. The next MCU show, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, has the opposite problem: The show has two villains, but neither really works. Karli Morgenthau and John Walker each fit the definition of an antagonist for Sam and Bucky, but neither is a good villain--albeit for very different reasons. Let's talk about John Walker first. The new Captain America, borrowing from the...

Photo Credit: Disney/Marvel Studios The Falcon and the Winter Soldier episode 5 takes us to Washington DC where the US military is essentially court martialling Walker. Or the next best thing to it. The guy who appointed him as Captain America tells him he's being stripped of his rank and that he will never be a part of the military again. Walker is still angry and launches into a tirade, pointing out that it was the government who made him into the soldier he is and who asked him to do the things he was doing. But the United States has no interest in making nice to him. He's getting an “ot...

This week’s episode of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier delivered a surprise cameo with an Emmy-winning star playing a character from deep within Marvel Comics mythology. This character was originally meant to debut in Marvel’s Black Widow movie, which was originally intended to arrive before The Falcon and The Winter Soldier hit Disney+, but that hasn’t changed the supposed big plans for this new character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Since we have to dive into spoiler territory before we say anything else about new addition to the MCU, you’ll have to keep reading to learn ...

Screenshot: Marvel / Disney When I saw that the title of the fifth episode of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier was going to be “Truth,” I may have fist-pumped a bit. That was the title of the 2003 comic book miniseries by Robert Morales & Kyle Baker that introduced Isaiah Bradley, subtitled Red, White, and Black, and I was hoping that we’d see more of Carl Lumbly’s MCU version of Bradley. I was not disappointed, as the scene with him and Sam Wilson was one of several excellent scenes in this take-a-breath episode that paused from the fight scenes to remind us of some of the themes ...