Captain America: The Winter Soldier

I don’t know how many times I watched this film but I’m confused by something? When Captain America and Black Widow find computer zola in the army base didn’t they have to go underground? If so how did the missile hit them? Why were they so close to the surface when rumlow was searching?

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tomato_johnson2025-11-24 05:06

Bunker buster busts the bunker

mr_oberts2025-11-24 05:12

You sir, are a mouthful.

SolaceRests2025-11-24 05:21

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unsupported2025-11-24 22:26

Yo dawg. I heard you like bunker busters. So we put a bunker buster in your bunker. /R/yourjokebutfunnier

Powersoutdotcom2025-11-25 07:50

What about a bunker buster buster!?

ZiM19702025-11-25 17:36

Wouldn't a bunker buster buster be to bust the bunker buster before it busts the bunker?

Powersoutdotcom2025-11-25 19:03

Exactly. Just hope they don't have a bunker buster buster buster!

jammerb2025-11-24 05:10

That always bothered me too. They go deep underground but when they crawl out of the debris they were about 5 feet below ground level.

SolaceRests2025-11-24 05:23

Yeah same here. I get it was a missile meant to bust the bunker but it was soooo far underground. The only thing I could assume was that there was some ductwork or huddle tunnels that led towards the top where he could flip the debris off

these-things-happen2025-11-24 05:19

HYDRA used the Ex-Wife: "This is a kinetic-kill, side-winder vehicle with a secondary cyclotrimethylenetrinitramine RDX burst. It's capable of busting a bunker under the bunker you just busted. If it were any smarter, it'd write a book, a book that would make Ulysses look like it was written in crayon. It would read it to you. This is my Eiffel Tower. This is my Rachmaninoff's Third. My Pieta. It's completely elegant, it's bafflingly beautiful, and it's capable of reducing the population of any standing structure to zero. I call it 'The Ex-Wife.' "

revchewie2025-11-24 05:37

\*clink, thud\*

"Hammer tech?"

mrbaryonyx2025-11-24 18:09

real talk though, for all the hate Iron Man 2 gets, Rockwell's delivery of this monologue is just ace

these-things-happen2025-11-24 18:29

> That’s the best I got. Are we gonna do this? Give me something here. You’re like a sphinx. I can't read you.

Bondfan0132025-11-26 03:05

I'll take it.

Think-Location38302025-11-26 03:29

God I love Sam Rockwell. They should bring him back somehow.

Akirchmeyer2025-11-27 22:06

Yeah, kinda sad. The only thing he’s been back for was to voice his character in the what if episode “happy saves Christmas“. Love Sam Rockwell!

Wtygrrr2025-11-24 05:51

Hey kid, it ain’t that kind of movie.

Classic-Finance20542025-11-24 05:53

Lmao just watched the film again and I noticed it every time. Was just curious if I was the only one that thought like this😂🤭

Busy-Cream2025-11-24 06:25

What’s wild to me is that if you think about it, if Pierce doesn’t send the missile, doesn’t turn on Zola, and doesn’t go after Steve, if he basically does nothing after killing Fury, he totally wins. Steve and Natasha can’t crack the algorithm, the bunker is just a dead end, they don’t have a reason to suspect Pierce, and whatever investigation they do probably takes way longer than Pierce needs to launch the carriers. Pierce’s very decisions set in motion hydra’s destruction.

At best you’d have to hope fury connects with Steve and Natasha in time to stop Pierce but it’s not at all clear they’d unravel everything without clearly knowing Pierce launched the missile

S0ulace2025-11-24 06:32

Are you sure that Pierce turned on Zola , and he wasn’t turned on by Motion or similar sensor?

Busy-Cream2025-11-24 06:42

I don’t mean to suggest he literally flipped a switch but he was obviously in regular communication with him and all he had to do was tell Zola to ignore them. Zola even says he was stalling for Pierce to launch the missile so they may have even had real-time communication.

depastino2025-11-24 07:12

Wasn't Zola activated when they inserted the flash drive?

Delicious-Explorer582025-11-24 11:31

I think Zola was already on, just in sleep mode.

Busy-Cream2025-11-24 15:29

It doesn’t matter exactly how he was activated, the point is, he never needs to respond or engage once activated. He could just “play dumb”

j1h152332025-11-24 13:08

He was just cocky. He thought he could kill Steve and Natasha making him the Shield Hero who took out a rogue Captain America and he didn’t need Zola anymore after his algorithm was going to kill anyone that might oppose Hydra

Busy-Cream2025-11-24 15:30

Yes that’s my point. If he did nothing, he wins. But instead his arrogance is his downfall

j1h152332025-11-24 15:40

I mean maybe. Fury was on to something and then Cap and Widow got involved when they had to try and take out Fury. It’s possible they stumble on to the plan anyway. Whatever led to Fury being suspicious is where they messed up.

udat422025-11-25 14:06

This is fairly common in both movies and literature. Evil eats itself or sows the seeds of its own downfall. Pretty common in history too.

CaptHayfever2025-11-24 10:07

Maybe they were only in the first level.

Classic-Finance20542025-11-24 15:15

Maybe😅

Calligrapher_Antique2025-11-24 14:58

I never liked when Widow says there's a missile heading straight for us! and Caps like "Who fired it?"

Would that really be your first question?

davewh2025-11-24 14:59

Maybe the explosion made quite a crater and now they're at the "top" but still the same level below "standard" surface. Walk up the incline.

Hi_Its_Salty2025-11-24 16:52

Don't do this to my favorite movie

ClickyStick2025-11-28 01:17

Im guessing a WW2 facility is not designed to resist weapons from 70 years in the future, weapons that may incorporate alien tech or straight up magic.

Classic-Finance20542025-11-28 01:21

Yes very true aha