bucky deserved better™️

natasha steve and bucky were all made into weapons in one way or another but natasha and bucky didn't have a choice and steve's change was quick. tony turned himself into a weapon as a punishment for himself. that's what it was. the iron man suit was made because he realized that he'd made so many people suffer and he was going to make himself suffer in return, and it took years of work and self-experimentation and it hurt and somewhere along the line he forgot that he deserves kindness too

I have been made aware of the fact that 616 tony has a suit that's designed to scan and copy his brain while he's fighting in it and if he dies in the suit it is programmed to keep fighting with his corpse in it

“The way we were directed by the studios, I was to walk behind him, never side by side. I mean, that is fucking priceless when I think about it now. When we would get out the car and walk towards the house I would have to be behind him, even though I had equal dialogue.”

“I can only imagine that at the beginning, they wanted me to be the sidekick,” she said. “Or that, somehow, maybe it was enough of a change just to see a woman having this kind of intellectual repartee with a man on camera, and surely the audience couldn’t deal with actually seeing them walk side by side!” 

“I don’t know how long it lasted or if it changed because I eventually said, ‘Fuck no! No!’ I don’t remember somebody saying, ‘Okay, now you get to walk alongside him.’ But I imagine it had more to do with my intolerance and spunk than it being an allowance that was made.”

— Gillian Anderson.

Steve Rogers in Avengers: Endgame (2019) (dir. Joe and Anthony Russo)

Captain Marvel (2019) insp.

Thor + some of his under-appreciated intelligence

#nearly threw hands with a 13 year old

the tea is hot over at twitter (x)

the two previous movie series of Spider-Man always had it that Spidey was a Big Hit with the citizens of nyc in spite of the negative press/police departments actively hunting him down but we haven’t really seen anything like that in the mcu past Peter’s classmates simply being aware that Spider-Man is a hero who exists, like we didn’t see any slandering articles or angry officers which is WEIRD considering the canonical climate about superheros in the mcu right now so like….I really hope it carries over into this third series because frankly I love the idea of everyone in a post-accords world in constant debate about superheroes like ‘should they be held accountable for casualties’ and ‘does it make sense to give all this power to just a few people and force them to make potentially catastrophic situations’ and ‘do we even truly Need superheroes’ like any and all debate they can think of but at the same time, all the citizens in New York are collectively like ‘Yeah….but we’re gonna leave the Spider-Boy out of this….he just wants to help out….he’s doing his Best..’ lmao

The Entire City Of New York: after all the danger we’ve been placed in since these superheroes started popping up, since the Avenger’s set up a headquarters here- we’re sick of it. superheroes only prevent problems that they create in the first place and cause millions in damages doing it. we want our city to be safe!

Also The Entire City Of New York: we’ve only had Spider-Man for a year and a half but if anything ever happened to him we would kill everyone on this planet and then ourselves

J. Jonah Jameson: writes a scathing article about the ‘spider menace’ ‘terrorizing’ Queens and campaigns for his arrest and imprisonment alongside other ‘mutant menaces’ 

That Nice Old Lady that bought Peter a churro: *barges into the Daily Bugle office swinging her handbag with deadly force* 

Citizens of New York City: fuck the avengers!!

The Rest Of The World: you do realize that your Spider-Man has been spotted helping the Avengers on multiple occasions and many believe him to be an honorable member of the team?

Citizens of New York City:

“I’ve managed to somehow fly under the radar. I think I look a lot worse in person than I do on film, so people don’t recognize me. In real life, I’m actually a giant physical disappointment, which has worked in my favor. I’m telling you the truth!, I had people talking to me, looking at my face, say, ‘You’re not that guy. I’ve seen that guy. You’re not him.’” Chris Evans.