Bucky and Sam's friendship has been amazing Overall it's one of my favourite duos in the mcu.
These 2 over the last 10 years as enemies to friends is one of my favourite duos in the mcu and Both Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan's chemistry is straight of a buddy cop movie, but within a superhero universe, as 2 soldiers but fighting, androids, gods and monsters. And i want to seem back together again, but since that Sam is forming his avengers and Bucky is now in the New Avengerz will see how their friendship will be affected in Doomsday.
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Which makes no sense to him, since he spent their entire miniseries hating Walker for simply existing lol.
He was genuinely relieved to see Bucky.
But I also think this has a lot to do with Sebastian Stan and Anthony Mackie’s bromance in real life!
Sadly, we didn't really get and Bucky/Nat.
I somehow don't think he'd want the position of President. I would have liked to see the Congressman Barnes thing a bit more but I guess one can't be a Congrssman and go physically kick some arse.
I could see him leading a team. I want to see him leading a team.
So, my question is (and it's an honest one) - after all that, why do you think he has any kind of future? And what would that future look like, if Doomsday isn't the end for him?
I loved Thunderbolts even though yes, it could have done with more Bucky. I want to see him leading or being part of a team. He was out of his element as Congrssman, what little we got to see of that. Iit was quite funny seeing him try to do an on the spot interview. He had a couple of humorous moments actually. But he's best in the thick of it, action wise, so I want to see more of that. I would love flashback in history stuff from him, missions, etc, but we'll never get that except in the comics or maybe an animated series.
It barely did anything. The Congressman thing was out of nowhere, and pointless. I didn't find that joke that funny, to be honest. It was Marvel humor at its worst. But the thing is - they had every chance to show us flashbacks of his past, or him in action. The show with his name in the title would have been the place for that. And they refused to do it, except in crumbs. Why would they do it now?
I guess I just can't let Bucky go. I would be content with them leaving his trauma alone since they messed it up and didn't show us any of his time in Wakanda beyond 2 quick flashback scenes, and let him just get shit done.
What's wrong with that? Why does he have to be sacrificed, after everything he's been through? Why can't be be one of the ones allowed to live to fight on. He's a hell of a fighter, so he'd be awesome to watch. Surely the general public can get behind great hand to hand combat even if they don't understand him.
At this point, I don't think there's anything to do except let go.
What you're talking about is not so much a character, as a strongman who cameos from time to time. You can't really build a story on that, and it's not a character worth coming back for. That's the equivalent of one of the Warriors Three.
I'll always be salty about how we'll never get Natasha Romanoff and Matt Murdock!
Which is a shame, because I think Scarlett Johansson and Charlie Cox would've had very intense sexual chemistry!
I fear certain fans didn't want him to have an arc at all.
With Sebastian Stan probably leaving soon, and them needing to prop Sam up, I don't think we'll ever see their dynamic take on a more equal footing. Doomsday probably has Bucky admit Sam was right, and then dying to prop Sam up in some way
The more you comment, the clearer it is you're more an opponent of Sam than you are a supporter of Bucky.
I'm just correcting some missconceptions here
It's so tiring at this point
If Sam "stands so well on his own" why did they need the Bucky cameo in BNW and the desperate appeal to shippers?
It might have been the right decision for Sam, but Bucky got crap. It didn't have to be that way, even with Sam becoming Cap, but it did
I guess that's where our opinions differ.
You have a nice day.
Edit: added something
I can already tell what's going to happen with the "friendship" next - they bicker a little in Doomsday, join forced when Doom arrives, Bucky admits that Sam was right about everything, and then he dies in a way that makes Sam look good/sacrifices himself for Sam. It's all so boringly predictable at this point.
It's obvious what your bias is at this juncture.
What is my bias, exactly? Since you're so sure of yourself here.
Sam fans however don't want Bucky to have an independent existence or other friendships. There's the difference.