Sam Wilson

like...

Yeah, and I think at that moment, I was like, oh my word, like, who do you trust? Like, literally, how do we kind of move forward? I think actually the introduction of Sam Wilson as Falcon was really, really lovely as well.

I think actually the whole team in that is kind of really, really awesome.

One of the things I really like actually is, so you know the scene right at the start of that where they're hijacking the cargo ship? That was all actually filmed on a cargo ship.

Well, what's been so great about the Cap movies and the corner that they have in the universe is they've operated as these incredibly relatable, grounded thrillers, right? And with this movie in particular, we looked at everything from Day of the Jackal to Le Samouraï, to these iconic movies from the '60s and '70s, Point Blank as well, and really tried to take the paranoia, that, that vibe, that ethos, that energy, and infuse it into this film.

And I think it's so important for a film like this when you have somebody like Sam Wilson at the center.

This is a guy who is an earthy, grounded Captain America, someone we can see ourselves in, someone we can relate to because of the choice he made for how he wants to have his role work as Captain America.

So bringing that style, bringing that energy, bringing that sense of danger and vulnerability.

That's it." And he w- you know, Joe Russo was like, "Come up with a list of songs." And we both agreed on Trouble Man.

So every day when I, before coming to work I would, on my drive to work I would listen to Marv- Marvin Gaye's Trouble Man.

Um, I listened, I, I, I, uh, went and I bought a, um, very excited, a, uh, a Romar Bearden piece because that piece really defined and exemplified what Sam Wilson had become with Captain America.

So I found this piece, and I got it.

So Jon Stewart's father has a lot of resentment towards Hal Jordan because he feels like this was his job and he failed at his one chance to get it.

And he was not going to let his son fail the same way.

And you learned a little bit about how he was raised.

He was raised by his dad and mom to have no fear.

But here's my thing.

It's a different ring.

Is Hal Jordan dead? Right, but the other thing is it's- Is Hal Jordan dead? And doesn't Guy Gardner and Jon Stewart in the comics, because you're the comic expert, have a ring at the same time?

All three of them have a ring at the same time.

And then...

You know, a giant Anthony Mackie leans down and begins to talk to you as Sam Wilson, the new Captain America.

Oh, man, I hope he calls them Tic Tacs.

Now, Stark Flight Lab, this is the one with the robotic arms that are making me nauseous right now just talking about them, right? Yeah.

This was back in March.

And because of the documentary, this is sort of bubbling back up to the surface.

And what's interesting about the Stark flight lab is the ride system, well – ride experience starts with two guests at a time climbing into a gyrokinetic pod and then you move along a track to a video screen where I guess it's just before the giant robotic arm grabs you from behind that you get a brief chat by either Sam Wilson or Robert Downey Jr., But then this thing, which basically is the same tech that powers Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey over at Universal, the robotic

arm picks up your pod and