Bold, exciting & constantly surprising, The Falcon And The Winter Soldier is a miniseries well worthy of Captain American status. This isn't only a highly engaging action-adventure series about who will be the next Captain America, but it also offers an informed discussion about symbolism, race, American history, heroism & image. These ideas work their way naturally into the Captain America canon & it never feels forced. Sam & Bucky received a lot of overdue exploration. They proved themselves as tactful, well-rounded leading men capable of carrying the Captain's mantle further without Steve while maintaining his righteous legacy. Steve may be gone but I still sense his presence in these two. This series shows how truly human they are despite being superheroes.

Some questions are left unanswered & a few new faces are kept mysterious. But hey, Marvel has lived up to their promises before & they'll surely branch out on those elements in later stories and be more relevant there.

But last not the least, besides Anthony Mackie & Sebastian stan's chemistry, we also can see Excellent performances from Wyatt Russell as "John Walker" (he played his role soo DYNAMICALLY), Daniel Brühl as "Zemo" (especially his improvised dance), Emily VanCamp as "Sharon Carter" (her mysterious behaviour), Erin Kellyman as "Karli Morgenthau" (she was on total fire).

I'm really satisfied I sat through this show. Its style and emotional weight are very in tune with the Captain America films and they're my personal favourites of the whole MCU. I believe Falcon and the Winter Soldier stands proudly beside its cinematic predecessors.