Really? I was afraid he'll be a boring character. Glad to hear that's not the case.
It's entirely because of him, the character is kind of.. Well, boring is right.
Posting my thoughts from the screening thread here. Post credit stuff is in here too so if you're avoiding that GTFO.. Also just GTFO if you haven't seen it yet
I like Fury, but his deal here was very predictable. Kind of eh. Same with Widow; not really a lot of development for either of them. They're both still uber spies and untrustable, etc.
Bucky is awesome here. You do feel the difference between him and Steve; Steve is finesse, Bucky is a goddamn wrecking ball.
Zola from nowhere! and the Shield/Hydra happening is...intriguing. I wonder how the other properties will handle this.
The thing that stuck with me the most; Cap's sitting with Peggy at her bedside. That scene really got to me.
Also, they never actually mention Sharon's last name...very odd
Post credit scene;
Another secret organization (Baron Von Strucker? I am unsure) talk about how Hydra and Shield can play off each other, and they'll stay in the shadows by sending various organizations for the Avengers to deal with.
They talk about the twins, and then show their captives...
Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch.
And holy hot damn does Quicksilver look awesome. Can't waaaait
Second post credit;
This one has a bit more to it than others, but it's still short.
There's an art exhibit at the Smithsonian going on,
showcasing Captain America and The Howling
Commandos. Rogers went there earlier in the movie.
The scene is simply Bucky, after the events of the film,
going through the exhibit, and eventually seeing his name
and records.
