Captain America: The Winter Soldier - Defrosted Edition

This was the very first of Bobson's edit I watched back in the day. I loved how much work he put into getting as much material from blu-ray extras and trailers into the film without making it drag.

This is one of my favourite MCU films and this sits on my media server as my preferred version despite owning the 4K blu-ray.

This is one of my favorite MCU movies, and the inclusion of the deleted and extended scenes was masterfully done, and makes me like it that much more. I liked seeing the additional conversations with Black Widow, and the line at the end of the film was a good addition too. Easy 10/10, great work Bobson.

A slightly overrated (but still enjoyable) entry in the MCU, I didn't pick up on a ton of changes from the original version, except that Bobson added in a plot beat that was sorely missing -- namely Fury giving Natasha the holographic face mask that just appears out of nowhere in the original's climax. Much appreciated.

Now if somebody just manages to fix the unnatural and joke-killing way that ScarJo pronounces "mul-tie-tasking" during the opening sequence, I'll be all-in on this one...

A fantastic extended edition by Bobson. All the deleted scenes were seamlessly integrated and adds to the story like Nat and Nick's talk and how Cap evaded the Swat. Also great green screen work truly top notch work.

Another great Bobson edit. I have two quibbles here, but the good so much outweighs the bad that I'd still say this replaces the original cut on the shelf. I did a deep dive into why this film is so great here: https://nottheacademy.com/movie-review-is-the-winter-soldier-still-the-best-marvel-film/

But as far as the quibbles, the first is common to all the Bobson edits I've seen: non-subtitled language. There are only a couple bits, but they're not moments where we the audience are supposed to be in the dark about what's being said. It's not that kind of film. Missing these lines of dialogue, while not a dealbreaker, is a knock on my enjoyment. Ideally, these would just be hardcoded into the appropriate moments. The other one is simply an abrupt cut at the very end of the film, where Sam's line gets eaten by a cut to black.

Those aside, the narrative is made much stronger by the inclusion of the deleted scenes, all of which are good. TM2YC's work completing the green screen scene is unnoticeable, as are all the other A/V edits in the film. This one is near flawless, cheers Bobson.