Steve and Natasha stage the most consequential fake make-out in MCU history, then borrow a pickup truck to investigate a defunct army base where the SHIELD logo is just casually etched into a basement wall. Plus: the hosts cannot agree on who Natasha Romanoff should actually be kissing.
Matthew Fox, Kyle Olson, Rob Kubasko, and Pete Wright are going beat by beat through Captain America: The Winter Soldier — unpacking the craft, the comic roots, and everything HYDRA thought they could hide.
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Steve and Natasha stage the most consequential fake make-out in MCU history, then borrow a pickup truck to investigate a defunct army base where the SHIELD logo is just casually etched into a basement wall. Plus: the hosts cannot agree on who Natasha Romanoff should actually be kissing.
Cap goes full video-game on a Quinjet, Natasha reveals the scar under the ghost story, and Pierce runs the greatest “please don’t throw me in that briar patch” gambit in MCU history. Plus: Rob opens with 2,300 years of caltrop history, the crew plots to psychologically torture Kyle next week, and we discover why Demo Mode means this entire scene is a beautiful lie.
Alexander Pierce is having a terrible Tuesday. He’s just murdered his best government contact, his secret world-domination plan is humming along nicely, and now he has to stand in his own office and have a passive-aggressive standoff with the most morally uncomplicated man alive.
This week on Marvel Movie Minute, Nick Fury is dead — probably — and everyone who loved him is handling it. Meanwhile, Alexander Pierce would like five minutes of Steve’s time, which is definitely not suspicious at all.
