Even though many don't picture Rogers using a gun, it was a part of his character. Steve Rogers was the First Avenger and will always have a special place in MCU fan's hearts. Despite his skill with the shield, it is hard to blame Walker for using a weapon he is more familiar with. This means he was likely using a lot more heavy-duty artillery than a pistol. Furthermore, as Russell pointed out, he was a member of today's MCU military. Walker had no enhanced physical abilities, using a gun made sense. Also, arguably, it looks way cooler to use the shield as a projectile, not just a protective piece of vibranium.Įspecially considering until the latest episode of While it was never explicitly said, it was implied that when Rogers came out of the ice, he didn't feel the need for a firearm the shield was enough to defeat his foes. The same thing can be said for John Walker. When Steve Roger first became Captain America, he used a gun to help defeat the enemy. You have to give me a weapon.' So I thought they did a pretty good job of writing the line, 'He's not going to use it all the time, but he's got one.'" "And so it was almost like 'Well he's got to have a gun.' He would say to the brass, "Are you not going to give me a gun? I've worked my entire career with a weapon.
Russell further explained that his character wouldn't have accepted not using a firearm as he's So this guy coming from a modern military background is going to be very different to Steve Rogers of old." Lots of people have different opinions about the way it is now and our military is very different than it was. This is where this guy came from, we're going to hit them before it happens. Is that the right thing to do? Is that the right way to go about it? It's very difficult, people have different opinions. "Now it's a different day and age where we fight existential wars. "lots of people have different opinions after the way it is now:" There was no one saying, 'Maybe not.'"įurthermore, Russell explained that military tactics are debated a lot more than back in World War II, saying that
"But this guy that is now playing Captain America, Steve Rogers was World War II, it was less of a gray area culturally, we all knew Nazis were bad, let's go kill them. Russell then alluded to the fact that Steve Rogers used a pistol in Those were conversations we talked about." Making you feel uncomfortable because they know. Meanwhile, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier's first episode featured the whereabouts of Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) and Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan) following the events of Avengers: Endgame. The upcoming episode on March 26 would possibly feature the reunion of both the characters in an event of an imminent threat."Marvel does a really, very good job at throwing those things at you. Wyatt also revealed that went through the typical Marvel fitness routine, he was seeking a more realistic version of a superhero, saying that he was "strong, but not a super-soldier." Rusell also described his experience of donning the Captain America suit saying it was "hot, difficult and very painful". He added that his shoulders "kinda got screwed up and things started to hurt just because of the position that the suit would put you in all day." The actor was a former professional ice hockey player, whose father Kurt Russell is also part of the MCU as Ego the Living Planet in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. READ | The Falcon And The Winter Soldier: Why is MCU's John Walker unlike the one in the comics? Since the shocking cliffhanger, memes with #NotM圜ap began trending on Twitter. He said that people are going to be divided on him donning the Cap-Am outfit. The 34-year-old son of actors Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn, revealed in an interview with USA Today that he is prepared for the negative backlash from MCU fans surrounding the "shocking" revelation of him becoming the new Captain America in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier.
Wyatt Russell says it would be an honour to be 'disliked' by MCU fans Wyatt Russell who plays the character, previously portrayed by Chris Evans for eight years and seven films, has said in an interview that he is prepared for any negative backlash from Marvel Cinematic Universe fans around his character.
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While the series premiere garnered the most-watched views for the platform, fans were dismayed after watching the cliffhanger ending where Wyatt Russell's John Walker becomes the new Captain America, a former military man, who is sanctioned America's new hero by the US government. Marvel's latest series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier premiered on Disney+ Hotstar on March 19.
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