The Winter Soldier in 2015

This is perhaps your favorite MCU film, and one you have been waiting to work on with the remote control.

You rewatch it first, seeing the changes made by the new tone of cinema and TV, where sex and nudity are now commonplace, and this film is less erotic in nature than most.

You think part of it is the old school nature of Steve Rogers, part of it the platonic nature of the relationship of Steve and Natasha, and then part of it is the nature of the film, being more of a spy thriller than anything seen in the MCU before.

There were more scenes where ScarJo was quite sexy as Natasha Romanoff, still rocking the improved body you gave her and now she isn’t pregnant while making the film. ScarJo in this new cinematic reality is younger and not married as she was in the original timeline.

The movie starts about as it did, with Steve Rogers on a run in Washington D.C., meeting Sam Wilson for the first time, while on a very fast morning run. As happened originally, Natasha picks Steve up for work, in a shiny new Corvette.

As before they prep to save the hostages on a ship, and as has been the new norm, Natasha’s suit, and ScarJo’s body are quite a bit sexier than before. Steve comments on this on the quinjet, as the SHIELD troops have trouble not staring at Natasha’s ass as they fly to the ship.

“Agent Romanoff, could you at least wear a jacket or something?” Steve says to her quietly.

It isn’t just her ass that is hard to miss, her suit clings to her curves and accents her big tits as well.

Natasha makes some serious fuck-me eyes at Steve, “well Rogers, it’s hot on this plane with all you boys on it, if anything, I need a bit more air…” And as she says this, Natasha unzips the top of her suit a bit, exposing some cleavage, and raising an eye brow at Steve Rogers, while drawing a groan from one of the SHIELD troops.

Their playful banter happens, as Natasha tries to set Steve up with a date, but he rejects the advice as before.

As before Steve clears the deck and watches the pirate leader as the SHIELD troops prepare to rescue the hostages, but as Natasha clears the engine room, it goes differently. She absolutely tanks the men on the engine room, wrecking them with physical strength a woman of her stature should never posses.

You show it clearly. Still with the agility and martial arts, but added to that kicking men into walls and denying the walls, and pressing a man over her head at one point. She is quite powerful for her size.

As before Natasha has an intel gathering mission of her own, and that storyline continues, as Steve’s trust in SHIELD and Natasha continue to suffer.

Steve meets Peggy and she still talks of her husband, the man Steve saved before she met him, the Peggy character still played by Kelly Brook. She is as beautiful as ever in the video from the 1950’s, and still beautiful when aged for the scene when she talks to Steve in person.

You show the pain for Steve, seeing her memory problems, knowing that if he visits it will cause her pain she doesn’t need. And he knows she moved on from him decades ago, and has a family he isn’t a part of.

The film progresses as before for the most part, as it started out as a really good film. With Nick Fury getting into an intense car chase and firefight, with the introduction of the Winter Soldier.

Where the changes really start is after Fury escapes from the Winter Soldier.

Steve is shown running into a neighbor that Natasha said he should ask out, and for her you make a casting change, now Hayley Atwell is playing the role of Sharon Carter, the great niece of Peggy Carter. Haley Atwell not having the role of Peggy, but deserving of a role in the MCU.

The film continues on to the elevator fight, which you don’t touch with the remote for already being awesome.

You pick up the changes as Steve and Natasha are in a mall trying to investigate the thumb drive. In the mall when the SHIELD goons are about to make them, Natasha asks Steve to kiss her, then when she kisses him you show it in slow motion as her tongue slips into Steve’s mouth, and her hands hold him close, one in his hair, and the other grabs his ass.

You show Steve respond, and he kisses her back and his hands find Natasha’s beautiful ass just as her hand moves to the front of his pants, gripping his now erect cock from outside of his pants.

Natasha pulls back and smiles at Steve, arches an eyebrow and then looks down, “super soldier indeed…”

This is now a show of affection that would throw off the SHIELD goons, and when Natasha asks if it made Steve uncomfortable, it lands harder when he says that isn’t how he would put it.

Then Natasha and Steve have an extended talk in the truck about trust. It is more than a five hour drive, so not over in just a few minutes, and being on the run they avoid highways as much as they can.

They speak of friendship and trust, and you see Natasha’s hesitance to trust, but she presses Steve on if he has seen anyone, as he deflects with not being able to find someone with shared life experiences.

“That was a good kiss Steve,” she says. “And you grabbed my ass, no hesitance, just on instinct…that doesn’t seem like someone out of practice.”

Steve is flustered, uncomfortable with how sexually forward people are in modern times.

“I have a woman Natasha, ok?” Steve replies. “I don’t usually talk about her, if I don’t get to know anything about you, you don’t get to know everything about me.”

Natasha smiles, “you know Steve, your apartment is bugged, your phone is bugged, not that you use it…and if you had a cell phone that would be bugged as well.” Natasha says in a coy tone. “Your motorcycle is bugged and has a tracker on it.”

“We had people watching your apartment, and following you when you went about your day to day life…I am curious how you could be seeing someone and I didn’t know about it…”

Steve smiles at Natasha, “well I guess we all have secrets don’t we? You have more than me, I don’t feel like I know you at all.”

“What do you want Steve? I have been in the spy life a long time, I am conditioned to keep quiet about things, it helps me to stay alive.” Natasha replies, “I don’t know another way Steve, if I did I would try it.”

Steve sighs, “it won’t kill you to trust a few people Natasha, to let just a few people in.”

“It might…” Natasha whispers in reply.

The movie moves along to the bunker scene, where Steve and Natasha meet Zola, the Red Skull’s former minion, now with his mind transferred into the bank of mainframes in the basement of the bunker at the base.

He says Steve’s name, parents and birthdate, but Steve is shocked when Zola mentions that Natasha was born in 1928. Steve’s eyes go wide hearing this.

They go through the discussion with Zola, and a missile hits the building they are in as in the original, however their survival is a bit different. Steve doesn’t save them alone as they both brace the shield from the cave in. And while they have room, they are stuck in something like the cowgirl position, with Natasha straddling Steve, and the front of her suit nearly all the way open.

Steve notices the strength she demonstrates, but she passes out when she has had too much. She has strength, more than she should, but not as much stamina. He then carries her out of the base when the SHIELD troops show up.

You then show an added scene of Steve and Natasha traveling to Sam Wilson’s apartment in D.C., but it takes a while to get there, as Natasha ends up stealing a motorcycle for them to use, something easier to move around in without drawing a lot of attention.

At Sam’s place Steve notices Natasha having a bit of a crisis as she realizes she went from working for the KGB to working for Hydra, and you show them moving close to each other, as Natasha begins to trust Steve.

“Ok so…I am enhanced Steve, I was born in 1928, and you did meet me when I was a teenager, you and another US soldier saved my life…just as I was being trained by the Soviets for a spy program they had going,” Natasha admits, and Steve laughs.

“I knew we had met Natasha,” he said, recalling having met someone that looked a lot like her back during WW2.

“Yeah, I know…I was a teenager.” Natasha replies with a resigned sigh. “Not long after that I was trained by the KGB for their winter soldier program, and given a variant of their super soldier serum. And from there I was sent to the Red Room, to their Black Widow Assassin program,” she continues.

“So like me? Stronger, faster, fast metabolism and healing?” Steve asks. “And how do you look so young…you don’t age?”

“Some of my serum was like yours, yes…some of it is different,” Natasha replies. “And I do age, but slowly. They got to me when I was fourteen, and I have aged slowly from there, at least visually. You were frozen a while, but you can probably expect to stay looking young for a very long time.”

“The Soviets took the Hydra serum and made a lot of subtle changes, based on a lot of Hydra research they found.”

“The Soviets did a lot of research before they found me as well, they learned to alter it in small ways depending on what the goal of that asset was going to be. For me I did get strength, but it wasn’t ever going to be like you, or any of the others in strength…it wasn’t what I was projected to need. So I got more agility and speed, along with enhanced intellect, and deeply enhanced pheromones and physical attractiveness. I was built to be a spy and an assassin, not a soldier.”

“You could have fooled me Natasha,” Steve says to her. “I saw videos, you were built to fight as well, and more. I saw you driving in Monaco, that was some good driving.”

Natasha grins, Steve was describing events from Iron Man 2, when she drove a police car backwards on the Monaco Grand Prix course to help Tony.

“I have watched some racing since I woke up, and I used to go to some races back in my day,” Steve continues. “That track in Monaco isn’t easy at all, and you were on a racing line, how was that? You have some kind of driving enhancement?”

Natasha laughs, and it lightens the mood, “no, not driving ability, although I have good reaction time and eye sight, just like you do.” Natasha replies with a grin, “in the 1960’s I had an assignment who was a race car driver, Jim Clark, we had a pretty serious thing. He took me on a drive on the race track in 1963, he taught me how to drive it.”

Steve was a racing fan, and had read about Jim Clark, who had died on track in 1968.

“So he was what, a mission back then?” Steve asks her. “Some KGB thing?”

“No, he was a means to get access to a mission, and not for the KGB,” Natasha replies. “I was with the Red Room at that point, a separate Soviet agency. My time with Jim Clark was not lasting, then he never saw me again.”

There was a moment of silence, where Steve processed the information Natasha had given him, the first glimpses he had ever seen into her past. And Natasha was **** to think about a difficult past for talking about it.

She never talked about it to others, her training over many decades demanded it, and for that she put it away deep inside where she also never thought about it. So this had given her some pause.

Then Sam broke the ice, asking if they wanted breakfast, which both Steve and Natasha did. Both being super soldiers, both had incredible metabolism, and could put away a lot of food.