![]() ![]() ![]() The fight ends with Sam and Bucky reclaiming the shield that once belonged to their friend, leaving Walker subdued with a broken arm. Walker, overwhelmed with adrenaline and sporadic flashes of his now-deceased partner’s wisdom, chooses not to give up the shield so easily, and a three-way, tightly choreographed fistfight ensues.Įchoes of the final fight scene between Tony Stark, Steve Rogers and Bucky in “Captain America: Civil War” reverberate throughout this sequence, and character exposition and motives are subtly highlighted – Sam and Bucky only fought to restrain, while a rage-fueled Walker attempts to kill both multiple times. Immediately following the previous episode’s harrowing final shot of Walker facing a crowd of shocked, video-recording citizens, the episode opens with Sam and Bucky chasing Walker down to an empty warehouse in an attempt to restrain him. Containing excellently written character moments and plot movement, “Truth” tees up sincere excitement and anticipation for next week’s series finale. Meanwhile, Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) and Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan) return to the United States as the trail on Karli Morgenthau’s (Erin Kellyman) whereabouts goes cold. Released Friday, the penultimate episode of “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” explores the public fallout of John Walker’s (Wyatt Russell) rage-induced, shield-stricken murder of a surrendered Flag Smasher. ![]() This post was updated April 18 at 5:56 p.m. ![]()
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