Sam Wilson’s first solo movie is a safe, unforgettable reboot

“Captain America replies to the President?” Teacher Sam Wilson Isaia Bradley (Carl Lamley), secretly the world’s first super-soldier, can hardly believe he sees in the early “brave new world”. Despite the achievement of a preliminary understanding with a new hat over how he decided to serve the country that turned to him in Disney+ the show “Falcon and Winter Soldiers” (this continuation is technically the next trilogy “Captain America”, the Spinof Streaming series , “Avengers”, and for the reasons I still try to find out, “incredible halk” and “eternal”), Sam returned to the company. Thaddeus Ross (very pleasantly Harrison Ford, who took over the late William Hert) was just elected US president, and despite the hostility he has repeatedly manifested the land heroes in the past, the duty requires them to work Together to “restore the avengers” together. For Bradley, it does not matter that everything is thrown back to the status of -x. Sooner or later, the audience can share the same widespread feeling as the rest of the story unfolds.

What to say, everything does not work according to the plan. Once the consistent sequence of actions in Mexico catching up the audience to Sam speed, his saline associate Hoaquin Torres (Danny Ramirez) and a slight antagonist Juncarla Espassit (and I mean “minor” — minor “— A snake society-here is a great nothing), attempt at assassination of President Ross with the participation of sleeping agents threatens to throw the world into chaos. The plot that continues to involve our main trio Sam, Hoaquin and Isaiah, frankly, is too perverted to even ruin. There are world summits and critical contracts focused on the “heavenly mass” coming out of the Indian Ocean from the “eternal”, a modern situation with the Cuban missile crisis that threatens to burn between America and Japan due MacGuffins can become a MacGuffin-Eist MacGuffins), and, somewhere in the midst of all this, the shadow figure pulls the strings due to the curtain. Oh, and yes, there is another halk and he is red now.

However, this hasty story resume leaves several key contexts. Whole conversations and characters (looking at you, Shira Haas as a controversial advisor on Israeli safety And XOSHA RQUEMORE as Leila Taylor’s agent) exist in the sole purpose of resetting the exposition to the audience. A written team (or I have to say “teams” consisting of Rob Edwards, Malcolm Spelman and Dalana Mussan, as well as Julius Ona and Peter Glazen, and who knows how many other unregistered passages on this way) tries to seize this familiar McU Quip – The festival and one-color vibration, but mainly falls on the face-especially when undermining several emotional moments. Makei and Ramirez are the best against the background of all this, and the former effortlessly directed his own unique back on the sincerity of Chris Evans as Captain America, while the second actually gets to become a rare hero to convey something reminiscent of the identity. But in case anyone hopes for a sequel that may have that is something It is worth the mind, either thematically, or politically, or more, get ready to disappoint. Perhaps it was in the script, as it was intended, but all the rigid edges have since been polished.

Unlike his title hero, who is bothered through the Horde of Horde with the Death, despite the affection for life, it is a movie that seems to strive to pull blows at every turn.