I'm so sad that Wanda only got to wear this suit at the end of Age of Ultron. It looked amazing on her, and I really wish she had worn it in INFINITY WAR . It would have looked even better during her action scenes.
I realize that since Doomsday is Bizarro, his internal organs are completely mirrored. Flipped ventricles and backward arteries mean a direct transplant would have weak Clark on the spot!
Plus, yellow sunlight would weaken a Bizarro heart anyway. Do you think Clark figured this out during the fight, or did he just get lucky?
Mechanical web shooters take the “Spider” out of Spider-Man. If he can’t actually produce webs, he could literally be any other bug-themed hero.
Organic webs will always be better, IMO.
Let Peter naturally produce the webbing, but make it unstable and difficult to control. Then he uses his genius to create mechanical web-shooters that refine, shape, and direct the webs.
I was nine when my stepfather did something that a child should never have to experience.
I didn't understand what was happening.
I only knew I was scared, confused, and desperately wanted my mother to come home.
For years afterward, I convinced myself it was somehow my fault.
Dolly Parton was asked some absolutely wild questions by Barbara Walters in 1977 and somehow Dolly never lost her composure.
The interviewer kept focusing on her looks, clothes, hair and image.
Dolly’s response was basically: you can laugh at the outside all you want… I know exactly who I am underneath it.
That’s not just a celebrity handling an awkward interview.
That’s confidence. And watching it today, I understand even more why people loved her. ❤️
Dolly Parton's team spent the weekend flying her closest family and friends to Nashville after it became clear she wasn't coming home from the hospital.
Dolly Parton never bought a fu*king yacht for $800 million or flew into space. She bought books for kids.
The older I get, the more I understand why Claire Dunphy was always tired.
When I first watched Modern Family, Claire just seemed controlling.
Now I’m watching it again and realizing this woman was surrounded by people who would create a problem and then somehow expect her to solve it.
Phil is lovable, but half the time his solution to a problem was to create another problem.
Luke was Luke.
Haley was doing whatever Haley wanted.
Alex was emotionally unavailable.
And somehow Claire was expected to keep the entire house functioning while everyone else got to be the “fun” one.
Was she perfect? Absolutely not.
But I think a lot of people misunderstand Claire because we’ve been trained to see the person maintaining order as annoying, while the people creating chaos get to be entertaining.
Watching Modern Family as an adult is basically discovering that some of the characters you thought were annoying were actually just exhausted.
King Julien really said he dreamed about Mort and thought nobody was gonna question it.😭😂
The fact he said it so confidently makes it even funnier. Man has absolutely no shame. 💀🎬
- All Hail King Julien
Let’s break down marvel power scaling physics.
One thing I’ve never fully understood about Endgame is how differently the Infinity Stones affected each person who used them.
Thanos wiped out half the universe and survived. His arm was damaged, but he was still alive. Hulk brought back trillions of lives and barely survived. Tony Stark erased Thanos and his entire army, and it killed him almost immediately.
The easy answer is that Tony was human while Thanos and Hulk were far more durable. But if that’s the case, why did Hulk suffer so much from a snap that was technically reversing damage instead of causing it?
I’ve always wondered if the Stones respond differently depending on the intent behind the snap. Thanos was reshaping reality. Hulk was restoring it. Tony was erasing an entire army in a single moment.
So what actually killed Tony Stark: being human, the power of the Stones, or the specific thing he asked them to do?
Wanda lost her children and was willing to do anything to get them back. Strange was willing to risk everything to protect America, a child he had just met. Wanda’s question wasn’t completely unreasonable.
Was Doctor Strange really right to risk everything for a child he had only met that day?
After losing badly to Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War, Hulk basically decides he’s done helping Bruce. Bruce keeps calling on him, but Hulk refuses to emerge.
In this scene Hulk clearly said Noooo
Was Hulk actually scared of Ebony Maw, or was he still traumatized by what Thanos did to him?