The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
is
already tackling many relevant topics in today’s world
; this includes racism faced by Black people applying for something as simple as a loan, the horrors of PTSD, and a global crisis that many countries weren’t prepared to handle. This comes as new territory for the MCU since the true consequences of The Blip (caused by Hulk’s Snap during
Avengers: Endgame)
weren’t addressed until
WandaVision
in
Teyonah Parris’ breakout scene
.
In
Spider-Man: Far From Home
, everyone returning after The Blip was treated rather flippantly, but it seems like Marvel Studios will indeed be
addressing the realistic ramifications of half the population disappearing
for five-years, only to return all at once. Meaning that there would likely be a global initiative created to handle this crisis, like the Global Restoration Council.
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GLOBAL RESTORATION COUNCIL
In the latest episode of
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
, the organization GRC (Global Restoration Council) is named-dropped for the first time by Wyatt Russell’s John Walker when talking about this organization doing the
“best they can,”
putting things back they were before
Avengers: Endgame’s
Blip.
Marvel Studios
This organization’s presence can even be seen in the police station Bucky was being held, as a poster for the organization hangs on behind the admin desk in the police’s lobby.
Marvel Studios
This government-issued poster is presented as non-threatening as possible, showing a man with two children, accompanied by an initiative:
“Rest. Restore. Rebuild.”
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A POOR RESPONSE
It really can’t be helped by
how many unintentional similarities
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
is invoking to the real world, such as the U.S. government’s poor response to a global crisis.
In the last episode
, not even Sam Wilson, an Avenger, could get a bank loan after having disappeared for five-years - something which the GRC was supposedly meant to prevent from happening.
On the other hand, in the latest episode, Erin Kellyman’s Karli Morgenthau lays out the motives for the Flag-Smashers. That the world governments are more concerned with the people who’ve come back instead of those left behind. It’ll be interesting to see this government organization explored in more depth through the MCU beyond this series.
Fans will have to wait and see if and how the GRC makes its presence in the MCU when
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
releases its third episode on April 2 on Disney+.
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The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
is
already tackling many relevant topics in today’s world
; this includes racism faced by Black people applying for something as simple as a loan, the horrors of PTSD, and a global crisis that many countries weren’t prepared to handle. This comes as new territory for the MCU since the true consequences of The Blip (caused by Hulk’s Snap during
Avengers: Endgame)
weren’t addressed until
WandaVision
in
Teyonah Parris’ breakout scene
.
In
Spider-Man: Far From Home
, everyone returning after The Blip was treated rather flippantly, but it seems like Marvel Studios will indeed be
addressing the realistic ramifications of half the population disappearing
for five-years, only to return all at once. Meaning that there would likely be a global initiative created to handle this crisis, like the Global Restoration Council.
ADVERTISEMENT
GLOBAL RESTORATION COUNCIL
In the latest episode of
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
, the organization GRC (Global Restoration Council) is named-dropped for the first time by Wyatt Russell’s John Walker when talking about this organization doing the
“best they can,”
putting things back they were before
Avengers: Endgame’s
Blip.
Marvel Studios
This organization’s presence can even be seen in the police station Bucky was being held, as a poster for the organization hangs on behind the admin desk in the police’s lobby.
This government-issued poster is presented as non-threatening as possible, showing a man with two children, accompanied by an initiative:
“Rest. Restore. Rebuild.”
A POOR RESPONSE
It really can’t be helped by
how many unintentional similarities
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
is invoking to the real world, such as the U.S. government’s poor response to a global crisis.
In the last episode
, not even Sam Wilson, an Avenger, could get a bank loan after having disappeared for five-years - something which the GRC was supposedly meant to prevent from happening.
On the other hand, in the latest episode, Erin Kellyman’s Karli Morgenthau lays out the motives for the Flag-Smashers. That the world governments are more concerned with the people who’ve come back instead of those left behind. It’ll be interesting to see this government organization explored in more depth through the MCU beyond this series.
Fans will have to wait and see if and how the GRC makes its presence in the MCU when
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
releases its third episode on April 2 on Disney+.
