#mcu first watch

[mellosghosts]

in my heart this joke is in the movie, but unfortunately im afraid only we, hughjackmaniacs, would get it 🥀

[xxplastic-cubexx]

something about first impressions idk

bonus:

[radioactive-yuri]

john bakes the team an apple pie one (1) time and it's so good that nobody knows what to do with themselves about it, because they were all prepared to bully him. so instead they just start calling him a tradwife

[sundaygimlet]

this has happened to all of us right? it's very normal to have that one annoying coworker you wanna fuck. right???

[risrambles]

bucky barnes vs catching a fucking break

[hurtspideyparker]

trying to choose a movie to watch: do I miss my pookie (Iron Man trilogy)? My baby girl (CA: Winter Soldier)? My wife (Black Widow)? Do I wanna watch a romance (X-Men: First Class)? A slice of life (Avengers: Age of Ultron)? Comfort film (Spider-Man: Homecoming or FFH)?

[mija-rin]

"You thought you're going to be some great savior? You can't even save yourself."

[vyeoh]

The devil in the shadows

[mintaikkcorpse]

"Romance if you're into it, horror if you're not," also known as, "reading Symbrock fanfiction"

[psychicsolanum]

thunderbolts spoilers, and a bit critical

ugh I saw thunderbolts* a couple weeks ago now and i really liked the whole 3rd act but I wish they had gotten more time as a team!!! i feel like yelena and bob are the only characters that feel bonded by the end of the movie! we got a little bit from walker but what were ava and bucky even doing there in the final scene, is it just me that feels they got absolutely nothing to do in the movie? i love bucky but once again, it feels like he barely got to know anyone, not even yelena.

I'm not a hater, I really loved Bob as a character and as a catalyst/the cause of the plot! I hope to see this team again soon (and I'm sure we will), this is just one of the only instances where I wish this had been a show instead of a movie. With this many characters to introduce to each other, I feel like they did not do enough to make them feel like a family and then at the end it skips to them being the new avengers and we'll miss most of that development. Like the hug to save bob where ava, walker and bucky break free to save him, it doesn't feel personal to them like it does with yelena. it just feels like they had to to get him to stop to save the day and that's it.

this could very well just be a me thing, I think on rewatches it will hit better for me. I still really liked the movie and yelena is 100% one of the best characters the mcu has rn. just wondered if anyone else feels this way?

[xxplastic-cubexx]

welcome back to my accidental newfound journey to redraw every frame from this movie i GUESS

[geesekey]

[fohatic]

Tony Stark / "Human"

a fill for square K5 of my @tonystarkbingo card: "weakness"

[bobby-the-queer-artist]

CAPTAIN AMERICAS. STOP GIVING ME GENDER ENVY. STEVE AND SAM BOTH OF YOU. STOP THAT PLEA-

[howtotrainyouragents]

Something something about Steve Rogers doing his best impersonation of a human being. Bc like even pre-serum Steve was so full of rage and grief. He’d already suffered and lost so much at a young age and he was told again and again that he couldn’t do anything to ease the suffering of the world. So he decides that he won’t add his pain to the world’s pain. He’s kind, he’s mannerly, he’s gentle. He’s trying to say the right thing and do the right thing. Like what a good person should do. And that’s what made him Captain America.

And then he completely loses everything and is forced to assimilate to a foreign new world and he still can’t express his feelings. He won’t. Everyone knows Captain America, everyone looks up to him a hero, a standard of goodness. Even when he himself feels lost and grieving, he won’t show it. He says the right things, does the right things. Like a good person should. Just puts on this good-nature, kind personality bc he will not add his pain to the pain of the world. No one has time for his grief anyway (at least in SHIELD anyway). And the others tease him for being a goody two shoes (“language!”), for never getting to experience the full human experience ("was that your first kiss since 1945"?) as if this man isn’t intentionally choosing this persona. And we the audience laugh when he’s snarky or sarcastic or completely done but that’s the only extent to which he allows himself his true feelings. So much of his life has been full of pain and he will not add to the pain of the world. He's trying so hard not to add to the pain of the world.

[literally-spiderman-irl]

That punching before the intro... You could feel the rage. Charlie Cox is magnificent, man. I've literally forgotten everything of this season bar the core events.