Magneto can bend every metal on the planet.
He still can’t lift this.
Not because Uru isn’t metal. Because Odin decided a Holocaust survivor fighting for his people is unworthy, while a newborn robot and a government mascot get a free pass.
The hammer isn’t testing strength. It’s testing who Asgard allows to have power.
That’s the most disrespectful enchantment in Marvel and nobody wants to say it.
“Abeg, what kind of Batman movie is this? 😭💔 This one pain me for real. Bane beat Batman like Batman never trained in his life! He didn't even give him a chance to fight back properly. He grabbed Batman, threw him around like nothing, and then BROKE THE BATMAN’S BACK! 😭
As a Batman fan, I cannot agree with this one. How can you break Batman’s spine and just leave him helpless like that? So after all these years of Batman protecting Gotham, this is how you want to finish him? 😭
And now we are supposed to wait for the return of Batman? Because from what we just watched, Bruce Wayne is finished for now. This movie really said: ‘Forget Batman, let somebody else wear the suit.’ 💔😂
Batman fans, I know I’m not the only one who felt this way. This one is painful to watch. BANE DID NOT FIGHT BATMAN… HE HUMILIATED THE BATMAN. 😭🦇”
They made the mistake of thinking the quiet man was an easy target. They had no idea they were standing across from the worst possible person to provoke.
The old Steve Rogers we saw at the end of Endgame had already experienced the events of Doomsday.
This means he fought alongside The Avengers in Doomsday and came back to pass the shield to Falcon before Doomsday. He can only do this if he survived.
Now we know one person who didn't get killed in Doomsday.
These guys have messed up the timeline so bad.
There’s a lot of talk about what a sequel to Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil movie will look like, but if there is one, it probably won’t be in Raccoon City.
At the end of the movie, a National Guard helicopter is flying around Raccoon City Hospital while shining its spotlight on a mutated Bryan the courier atop the skyway. Originally, Umbrella scientists were working to make a cure for the T-virus so they could get it to the National Guard. But now after the cure was lost in a struggle and with the National Guard seeing a clear view of Bryan, the most likely course of action is that Raccoon City would be nuked like it was at the end of the original Resident Evil 3. Because Raccoon City is pretty far gone, and if they can’t get a cure, the next best option is scorched earth.
A sequel, according to SoulKeever, the author of this post, would probably take place outside of Raccoon City. After Raccoon City is destroyed, one infected would have escaped beyond the radius of the destruction and the cycle would continue with mutations new and familiar.
WAIT… WHAT IF VISION ISN’T ACTUALLY VISION ANYMORE?
Ultron being trapped inside him changes the entire point of Vision Quest. White Vision already walked out of Wanda’s Hex with no idea who he was. Now imagine that identity crisis happening again while Ultron is whispering in his head.
At this point, the real question isn’t “Who is Vision?” It’s “Is Vision even Vision anymore?”
People argue that Lucy is unrealistic because humans don’t use only 10% of their brains. Fair criticism, but maybe that was never the point.
What if the 10% idea was just a storytelling device for exploring human potential?