Hange inherited Erwin's position as Commander but did they actually have what it took to lead the Survey Corps?
Being a brilliant researcher and being a great military commander are two completely different things🥱
Did he really live up to Erwin's legacy?
Actually crazy that she said this.
This scene is so good but my favorite part of this scene wasn’t put into the movie.
•Katniss: I didn’t mean to start any uprisings.
•President Snow: I believe you, it doesn’t matter…
#HungerGames
Dr. Phineas Horton spent his life creating J.I.M., only for his creation to burn him alive.
His grandson, Virgil Horton, spent his life developing AI, only for an AI born from that work to crush him to death.
They really got Horton'd
In Marvel comic, Wanda asks Doctor Doom to help her undo the damage caused by the Life Force, the mysterious power that contributed to the destruction of the Avengers and the Decimation of mutantkind.
Overwhelmed with guilt, she wants to restore the lives she destroyed and have Doom permanently separate her from the power. But Patriot doesn’t trust Doom, and for good reason. Doom has his own plans for the Life Force.
What was the War Hammer Titan gonna do when it’s time to sprint across the island like Annie and Reiner? Running while dragging a whole cable and crystal is crazy
Imagine the War Hammer Titan trying to sprint across Paradis while dragging a whole flesh cord behind it like a phone charger 😂😭
One thing I think the Deathly Hallows films got wrong was the aftermath of Voldemort’s defeat.
In the book, the moment Voldemort hits the floor, the Great Hall erupts. People are screaming, crying, cheering and rushing to embrace Harry.
The film deliberately removes almost all of that celebration. Instead, we’re given a quiet, exhausted room filled with people processing the devastation of the battle. I understand what David Yates was going for. Fifty people had died, including Fred, Lupin and Tonks. It wasn’t exactly a victory without a cost.
But I still think the book’s version captures something important: these people had spent years living in fear. They weren’t just celebrating Voldemort’s death. They were celebrating being alive, being free and finally having their world back.
Why are we so determined to make the end of a war look solemn that we sometimes forget to let the survivors celebrate winning it?
I just realized I never actually watched WandaVision. What exactly made Wanda turn into the Scarlet Witch? Was it because she absorbed Agatha's powers?
Dune is set thousands of years in the future, yet its soldiers still fight with swords and knives despite having advanced weapons and technology. How did humanity end up going back to medieval style warfare?
Eren said
I don't want that! Mikasa finding another man?"
"I want to be her one and only for the rest of my life! Even after I die... I want her to be hung up on me for at least ten years!"
"I don't want to die. I want to be with Mikasa."
Rewatching The Odyssey, I still don’t understand why Odysseus spent twenty years trying to get back to Ithaca, only to leave his kingdom to Telemachus the moment he finally reclaimed it? so what was the point of the entire journey? 😭
A quick one yeah? Pieck is constantly praised as the smartest Warrior🥱
What major victory has her intelligence secured??
Are fans overhyping her???
#AttackOnTitan