𝓙𝓪𝓶 𝓙𝓪𝓶🥒

I smell like 🍑

[𝓙𝓪𝓶 𝓙𝓪𝓶🥒 @Masc4Mac]

The War boys (2009)🌈

[𝓙𝓪𝓶 𝓙𝓪𝓶🥒 @Masc4Mac]

Revenge love👅🌈

[Kubby @Kubbyudoh77]

Dancing Killer😂😳🔥🎥

[Bright ⭐ @brig74420]

PART 10: The Last Door Between Worlds

[CHIZZY🍿 @ChizzyKing10]

They set a trap to k!LL this monster 💀

[ShadyFlix @Shadyflix]

Huge shoutout to the Unabomber movie for inventing a fictional FBI girlboss played by Shailene Woodley and making her the face of solving a 17-year case that was actually cracked after Ted Kaczynski’s own brother turned him in.

Imagine rewriting real history just to give a fictional character her big hero moment. So much for telling the truth.🎬🍿

[Comf P Da @CeePDa3e]

SHE THOUGHT SHE DIED… THEN THE ORTHO GODS SHOWED UP. 😇

The moment she saw those yellow gowns, she thought she’d made it to HEAVEN!

Nisha really looked at the orthopedic team and decided the ER was PARADISE. 😂

Only Grey’s Anatomy* could turn a bike-crash emergency into a heavenly encounter! 🏥🤣

[Sephanade @sephanade]

if you love historical shows with ruthless characters, insane fights, political intrigue and actual stakes, these four deserve your attention. 🔥

which one are you watching first, and what am i missing?

[NoirBoy @_NoirBoy]

Hulk getting stronger as his anger increases is established in Marvel Comics, but that doesn’t guarantee victory. Doomsday also possesses extraordinary strength, regeneration and the ability to evolve resistance to attacks that previously defeated him.

And Superman didn’t simply fail to kill Doomsday. In The Death of Superman, they killed each other.

Hulk’s greatest advantage is his potentially escalating strength, while Doomsday’s is his ability to adapt and survive. A longer fight could benefit either of them, depending on the versions involved.

[t1tan⚓️ @Everyonefwt1tan]

Sometimes I wonder if you actually watch the movie or you just chose to ask obvious questions.

Jean couldn't control spiderman because of he's SPIDER SENSE, it acts as a subconscious mental alarm, just like how it reacted in no way home when Dr Strange used the astral separation spell on Peter.

[zizipaim 🦀 @Zizipaim]

Spider-Man copying Black widow’s moves

[Preshy @ObeimeP]

The line “Do you think am a rat cos even rats know how to press buttons”

Still he persist

[360waves @MrAbbeetim]

3 different Doctor Doom masks were featured at NYCC 2026 for Avengers: Doomsday.

What if each mask represents a different version of Doom? 😳

[TradingMaster @MichaelMi39403]

😂OMG, What a fart! She didn't just fart; she declared war on the entire room🤣 Even the walls are looking for an emergency exit! Huh, it's time to run🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️

[𝐌𝐜𝐂𝐨𝐲 🪐 @_dave_mccoy]

This deleted scene from Doctor Strange (2016) showed a side of Stephen Strange we rarely get to see.

Even after losing everything, he still stopped to help an injured stray dog in Kathmandu.

He may have lost his hands, his career and his sense of purpose, but he never completely lost the doctor in him.

[LordmaraClips @lordmara12]

Here are images of Lance Sterling and Walter Beckett from Spies in Disguise, along with Walter’s gadgets and inventions:

Here are images of the main villain Killian (voiced by Ben Mendelsohn) from Spies in Disguise:

[Danzo Was Right @zeal_son]

While Sasuke and Neji were praised as natural prodigies, Minato Namikaze (The Fourth Hokage) was canonically the smartest ninja to ever pass through Konoha. He holds the highest written score in the history of the Ninja Academy and the highest score on the Chunin Exams' written test—beating out Itachi Uchiha and Shikamaru Nara.

[Emerald 💌 @moviebox247]

Rewatching the Avengers movies as an adult hits differently.

As a kid, you wanted to be Iron Man, Captain America, or Thor.

Now you understand why Steve was tired, why Tony was anxious, and why Bruce just wanted to be left alone.

Growing up changes the movie without changing a single scene.

[OTUNSHA @otun_sha]

The police searched for 17 missing people for years, never realizing that the woman responsible for their disappearances was living quietly on a farm in Iowa. Then, in 1972, a fire exposed what she had been hiding.

Her name was Linda May, and she was born in 1923 in a small town in Iowa.

To the people who knew her, Linda seemed harmless. She lived alone on a small farm, spoke in a gentle voice, and rarely caused trouble. Neighbors described her as a quiet widow who preferred her own company.

But between 1950 and 1971, at least 17 people reportedly disappeared near her property.

Hitchhikers. Traveling salesmen. Even a police officer.

One by one, they vanished without a trace. Authorities suspected accidents near the river or attacks by wild animals. Nobody imagined that the elderly woman living nearby could be connected to their disappearances.

Then, in 1972, a fire broke out in Linda’s barn.

When firefighters entered the building, they discovered a sealed section of the wall. Behind it was a hidden room containing five metal chairs bolted to the floor, restraints, a rusty sink, and shelves of glass jars holding human remains.

[Captain @captain_clip]

They weren’t designed to defeat mutants… they were designed to make evolution obsolete. 🤖⚡