Top 3 Disney Plus Recommendations- Week of 03-19-2021

<p>Top 3 Disney Plus Recommendations- Week of 03-19-2021<br/><br/>It’s a wonderful scene. <em>The Falcon and the Winter Soldier </em>shines best when it’s putting forth questions people have kicked around in the back of their minds or in conversations with friends for more than a decade. How do the Avengers get paid? What do they do on their time off? Do they go on dates with non-Avengers? Do they pick up part-time jobs when the world doesn’t need saving? <em>How do the Avengers live when there’s nothing to avenge</em>? </p><p>It’s a big part of what makes comic books fun week after week, month after month. The intimate lives of superheroes when the masks are removed and the high-tech gear is taken off is just as important as the extensive CGI fight sequences. In <a href='https://www.theverge.com/2021/3/5/22315094/wandavision-finale-marvel-mcu-scarlet-witch-doctor-strange-captain'><em>WandaVision</em></a>, those are the small moments between Wanda and Vision in what <em>could </em>have been their post-Thanos life. If <a href='https://www.theverge.com/2020/12/10/22167550/hawkeye-premiere-date-marvel-disney-plus-jeremy-renner-hailee-steinfeld-wandavision'>Marvel’s upcoming <em>Hawkeye </em>series</a> finds its inspiration in Matt Fraction’s beloved <em>Hawkeye </em>comic, it’s rooftop barbecues, sipping coffee in the morning, and looking for new cars to buy. In <em>The Falcon and the Winter Soldier</em>, it’s Sam helping his nephews catch fish on the dock or Bucky trying online dating. Hell, Bucky in therapy is something ripped right out of Tumblr; that’s a compliment.</p>