I’m curious. Actually I’ve been curious ever since I saw the movie. Did the nurse who sent Bryan the delivery know what was inside and the terror that was waiting for him outside? Because if she did, she might be the most wicked person in that entire movie. #ResidentEvil
THIS is the Game of Thrones plot hole I’ll never get over. 😭
Bran could warg into animals… but when Drogon was turning King’s Landing into ash, suddenly that ability was useless?
If Bran COULD have warged into Drogon and chose not to, does that make him partly responsible for the massacre? Or was there a hard limit to his powers that the show never properly explained?
The Night King looked Sam dead in the eyes… and chose peace. That’s not mercy. That’s respect for plot armor thicker than the Wall.
This is still less mysterious than how Bran did nothing for 8 seasons and still got the throne.
Does house Targaryen only survived the Doom because they were the least important Valyrian family. Or, it was because they were the only ones who listened to a dream.
Aenar Targaryen moved the family to Dragonstone after Daenys's dream, and the Doom hit roughly twelve years later.
18 Years Later... The Incredible Hulk (2008)
Time flies, but some movie memories never fade! From the cast we saw in 2008 to how they look today what a nostalgic trip down memory lane
18 years later, who do you think has changed the most?
Drop your answer in the comments
And be honest... Did you watch The Incredible Hulk back in 2008?
Natasha knew Vormir required a sacrifice.
Clint knew it too.
Yet neither of them seems to seriously consider whether there could be another way to trigger the Stone's condition.
The movie establishes the rule, but the strange part is how quickly two experienced spies accept it as absolute.
What exactly made them certain there wasn't another loophole?
Dear Universe: I am formally requesting one unreasonable, logic-defying stroke of pure luck before midnight on December 31st. I need to settle the score.
If you all believe Tony was the smartest man in the room, explain how his fixes kept creating the next disaster. Ultron was his idea. The Accords split the only people who could have stopped what came next. He handed a war to a teenager, then acted shocked when the kid started paying for it. Dying at the end is only got me even more angrier
After an 11-hour shift inside a warehouse colder than winter itself, I was called into a conference room.
Everyone knew what that meant.
Seventeen exhausted employees sat around the table while the new VP flipped through a spreadsheet like he was announcing quarterly profits.
Instead, he announced our jobs were gone.
"Effective immediately, the overnight shift is being eliminated."
No warning. No discussion.
Just gone.
One employee stared at the floor.
Another nervously laughed.
Someone whispered, "All of us?"
The VP nodded proudly.
According to his calculations, eliminating us would save the company thousands every month.
What he didn't understand was that the overnight team wasn't there to make money.
We were there to stop the company from losing it.
My role wasn't glamorous.
I monitored temperature-controlled medical storage, handled emergency alerts, verified compliance records, and maintained certifications tied to a hospital distribution contract worth over $200 million.
If a freezer failed at 2 AM, I was the person legally responsible for catching it.
So when I reviewed my termination paperwork, one sentence jumped off the page:
My certification would remain attached to overnight compliance until a replacement was approved.
In other words:
They wanted to fire me...
But still use my name to keep themselves compliant.
I refused.
I requested written confirmation of my termination time, loss of access, and a copy of every compliance document.
Then I sent a single email:
"As of my termination, I accept no responsibility, authority, or certification coverage for any overnight operations."
The room went silent.
Suddenly, the cost-cutting plan didn't seem so efficient.
MARVEL MAY HAVE JUST BROKEN ITS OWN TIME-TRAVEL RULES.
If present-day Nebula erased her younger self, why is present Nebula still standing.
The answer is in how the timeline works. Her existence came from the original timeline, which had already happened. Going back didn’t rewrite her personal history it created a new branch where her younger counterpart never got the chance to become that version of Nebula.
So present Nebula remains because she belongs to the timeline that already produced her
Mobland S2E3 : with what is going on who do you think will come on top as the new head of the harigans family or will Frankie destroy the family and become the new face in town a puppet to Katt McAllister?
Steve kissed Peggy Carter’s great-niece, Sharon… then went back in time and married Peggy.
How did Marvel expect us to watch this and NOT notice how weird that family tree is?
Everybody saw the metal. Nobody saw the boy who just wanted to play football.
His mother died in the crash. He should have died with her. His father said no, opened him up, and built a machine around what was left.
Then the League needed the thing he hated most.
The suit wasn’t a gift. It was the only way he got to stay.
Sam Wilson's decision in Falcon and the Winter Soldier still doesn't get talked about enough.
Steve Rogers handed him the shield himself.
Sam gave it away anyway.
He donated it to a museum because he felt it belonged to Steve, not him.
Then the government gave it to someone else.
That's when the real question started.
Sam met Isaiah Bradley, a Black super soldier who was experimented on and erased from history.
Suddenly the shield meant something very different.
How could Sam carry a symbol that never stood up for Isaiah?
Think about that for a second.
He didn't take the shield back because someone told him to.
He took it back when he decided what it should mean.
Sam didn't just inherit Captain America.
He changed what the shield stood for.
Sam's story deserved way more attention. 👀