• Science nerd at the Stark Expo and the way his silly smile lit up the screen.
• You don’t have one of those, do you?
• Did it hurt?
• The way that he - just recently rescued prisoner of war - reacted when Peggy ignored him entirely for Steve. He watched his entire previous identity slip away and he…let it. He joked. He was hurting. But he let it. 

• In the opening credits, the way his jaw clenched and he tried shaking off the conversion to TWS. Subtle facial expressions FTW.
• The way he quietly waits in the background of every scene, observing, not engaging. 
• The look of fear and acceptance that he gives Steve when he’s locked up in the little Bucky Booth at the CIA headquarters. 
• My name is Bucky. I don’t want to talk about it.
• The way he fought against the conditioning.
• How he held back every single time he fought. He used his flesh arm quite often in the movie. Compared to TWS, it’s entirely different.
• I know. But I did it.
• His concern for the team he just met.
• The entire ending. Him laying there, resigned. Grabbing for Tony’s leg. Screaming and showing his teeth. Sebastian’s facial expressions are out of this world.

• Bucky. Thank you. 

• To be determined. Mostly, the hair.

• Where’s the fight? And the grimace - the sad, “it always comes to a fight” flashback in the purse of his lips, the curve of his mouth. Not: another arm sure would be handy in this farming life. Not: that is a beautiful piece of machinery, a gift prosthetic, I can be whole again. No. Bucky Barnes took one look at that glittering vibranium arm laced with gold and decided, right then and there, that he was still a weapon, a tool to be used - but for good this time. Listen, this tells you every single thing you need to know about Bucky the Man, Bucky the Soldier. TWS was part of him all along. Every characteristic, the protector that IS Bucky Barnes is why he was the perfect Winter Soldier. Sebastian Stan really was able to give us 100 years of history and insight in one simple line, one simple frown. The man is gifted and this scene was heartbreaking. 
• The way he gave Steve a Coney Island smile that could have shattered the dome of Wakanda with its brightness.
• His sense of humor and snark has returned, y’all. From “God, I love this place” to a “Semi-stable 100 year old man,” the old Bucky was in there somewhere, too. Two lines. That’s all we got and he showed us 1940s Bucky is still alive.
• Oh, spacedog, you’re gonna take my gun and try to bite my face off? No worries, alien, I got this here handy dandy knife and I’m gonna fuck you up with it.
• He has pets. He has goats. They are named and his favorite is the runt of the bunch, a little girl goat with too much fire in her veins who eats his clothes. He named her Stefanie, after his other favorite runt of the litter. Fight me on this.
• James Buchanan Bucky Barnes, science nerd for life, casually accepting the alien babies of Orcs/Demogorgons and talking raccoons with shotguns. Then practical mother-fucker the Winter Soldier going, this raccoon can have my 6, nice, and picking Rocket up and spinning him around like a murderous little kid on a summertime picnic. 
• And…and finally…the best performance Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes has ever given us. One word. One whispered, confused, heartbreaking, word: “Steve?”

It always ends in a fight.

After @thorofficial, here is my new triptych - entitled “Sentinel of Liberty” - dedicated to the #Marvel #CaptainAmerica films trilogy. I mainly based this work on the characters so I hope you will enjoy it as much as the last one. #Avengers

credit to @RicoJrCrea) french touch!