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steve: hail hydra

bucky: *holds out a snickers bar* you're not you when you're hungry

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joneidson and I love our adopted daughter Coco. #heathersmusical love you ellemclemore

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Don’t give yourself so much credit, Hopps.

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my aesthetic: Oscar Isaac passionately speaking Spanish in a whisky commercial

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You know what recent TV Trope I hate? Shows/movies where the Morally Ambiguous White Protagonist has two love interests, one white and the other non-white.

And the white love interest is being portrayed as the Good Girl, the ideal, innocent and sweet, treated with gentleness and chivalry by the main character, someone the protagonist could be with if he stopped giving in to the darker parts of his nature.

Meanwhile the non-white love interest is even more morally unambiguous than the protagonist, if she isn’t an outright bad guy. She’s the one who ‘gets’ him, the one he can be his bastard self with because she can handle it, the Bad Girl who’s never treated with gentleness, the Mysterious Old Flame that’s always trying to get him to abandon his good intentions while having her own agenda.

I’m tired of Hollywood only casting non-white women as love interests who aren’t presented as the Happily Ever After.

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#IAmAnImmigrant - Estelle

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bucky in “the art of civil war” (½)

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I’m actually crying my friend has never seen any marvel movies and she went to see civil war last night and she couldn’t remember Bucky’s name so she described him as “the fucking metal arm guy that gets cockblocked by a cat man and is clearly in love with the walking american flag” 

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what’s he like?

          …passionate!

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i float in a boat, in a raging black ocean, low in the water, and nowhere to go. the tiniest lifeboat, full of people i know.

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#actions speak louder than words

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who is going to ride or die for me this hard

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don’t hurt yourself.

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WHAT A GIFT

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It’s easy to make lines funny when you’re playing them to Andre. And the way that he’s playing that character, which is really quite deadpan and grounded, makes me want to be more annoying. I feel like at best, I’m America’s younger brother. My comedy is basically founded in annoying my sisters because I was the youngest and I wanted attention, so I’m bouncing around in a circle like a little yipping dog and poking at them and thinking of different ways to say the same thing over and over again until they finally laugh. And I’d say that is pretty indicative of my comedy career and style. So to have Andre there, who is as we say in episode, basically a statue, like an unmovable object, it’s fun. It makes me want to up my game and try and find cracks to sneak in through with silliness, and break the veneer. And I will say, I have made him break a couple of times. It’s been wildly satisfying.

Andy Samberg

@gladosyoucame breaking news buddy you are actually andy samberg

(via phil-the-stone)