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Hot take: Tobey Maguire stopping Peter from dropping that glider was pure self-indulgent guilt, not heroism. Tobey was so obsessed with cleaning his own conscience over what happened to his Norman in 2002 that he risked his own life and nearly let a multiversal butcher escape just so he could feel like a savior again. He robbed Holland of real closure to fix his own 20-year-old trauma.

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knowing Bucky was innocent doesn’t magically make watching your parents’ killer stay alive any easier

Loki season 2 is the best series marvel has ever done, infact the whole loki series was peak in my opinion

Why didn’t nebula tell them what it took to get the soul stone?

Why do fans give Doctor Strange a pass for the NWH spell disaster? Is his lack of caution justified because the Ancient One saw him as "the best of us," or did Marvel just nerf his intelligence for the plot?

🎬📺The Book Of Eli(2010)🔥3.5/5⭐ The Book of Eli is secretly the best video game movie ever made. Think about it: inventory management, post-apocalyptic side quests, legendary melee builds, and a final boss fight with zero vision. It’s basically Fallout: New Vegas with better cinematography. Gary Oldman’s character Carnegie wasn't just a villain, he was the only guy in the wasteland who actually understood media literacy and the power of propaganda. He knew words control the world, but he tried to weaponize them against a guy carrying absolute faith. Eli walked across the entire country surviving on canned tuna and cat meat, dodging cannibals, and taking zero damage, only for Solara to steal his entire aesthetic in the final 5 minutes like a casual cosplayer. The Book of Eli is a rare action film that treats faith not as a gimmick, but as an unstoppable force. It's gritty, bleak, and violent, yet deeply spiritual at its core. That ending transcript scene still gives me goosebumps. ⭐Synopsis: Denzel Washington walks across a nuclear wasteland for 30 years just to deliver a single copy of a book, fights off an entire town of illiterate raiders, and refuses to elaborate further. Absolute peak cinema.

just pray it's low-key an adopted child unless you're FUCKED

The amount of work Zach cregger put into this movie deserves more praise, it's genuinely insane

You can never make me hate piers or RE6

Getting covered in the blood of an infected person or monster doesn’t mean you’ll get the virus or that it’ll accelerate the infection. While watching this scene, I’m sure I wasn’t the only one who knew Bryan was still gonna get close to that “monster pod” after everything he already went through in the city. It was just so Bryan "idiotic but cute".

Honestly I’ll say , no one in Shiganshina is ever shown seeing Bertholdt come out of the Colossal Titan. When he first attacks Wall Maria, he transforms outside the southern gate, kicks through the wall, and immediately disappears while the entire district is drowning in smoke, debris and chaos. He then reverted to human form and regrouped with Reiner and Annie. The important part is that nobody even understood that Titans could have humans inside them yet. And that’s actually why the mystery works so well. We weren’t really accepting “a 60-meter monster with no pilot” for three seasons; the characters simply had no reason to suspect a pilot existed. The first huge clue came later when Eren emerged from his own Titan, and even then only a handful of people witnessed it. By the time the Scouts finally confronted Bertholdt, they already understood that the Colossal Titan was a human Shifter. So looking back, the Wall Maria attack wasn’t a plot hole so much as the biggest unanswered question hiding in plain sight: who the hell was controlling that thing?

Armin’s plan was 1000% better than Eren’s or Zeke’s. People saying that a small, anti-military rumbling wouldn’t stop the world’s invasion of Paradis are being disingenuous about what happens in the show. Just the threat of a rumbling was enough to dissuade attack for 100 years. Magrath says verbatim that the only reason the Warriors had the support to be sent to attack Paradis was because Marley had started to believe the rumbling was an empty threat that wouldn’t or couldn’t be carried out. “But it wouldn’t GUARANTEE peace!” Neither does the full rumbling! Civil Wars are the most common type of war! Does anyone seriously think that killing all ethnic groups other than Eldian would stop the Eldians from discriminating and killing each other? Half of the show’s conflict comes from different factions on Paradis killing each other! Even Eren doesn’t try to use this line of thinking when criticizing the military target rumbling. The only criticism he actually brings in response to the plan is that he doesn’t want Historia and her children to be raised like sheep for the slaughter.

This collage shows the fright in Bryan's eyes as he fights within himself to keep the mutation at bay. You can also see the injection and you can observe how violently his mutated side reacted to seeing the synthesized cure. Throughout this movie we hadn't witnessed any mutation as severe as Bryan's. Why's that? Why did he mutate differently? Who has the answers? #residentevil

Wonder if getting covered by the blood and stuff somehow accelarated the virus growth in his body #residentevil

Because Eren didn’t have full access to the Founding Titan yet. Touching Historia triggered the royal-blood connection, letting him access memories connected to the Attack Titan especially Grisha’s. The future Rumbling visions came later, after Eren gained the Founder’s power through Zeke.

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The books already did the love potion. It wasn’t a crush. Amortentia. Most powerful one there is. Obsession, not love. Smells different to whoever leans over the cauldron Slughorn teaches it. Hermione gets parchment and Ron’s hair. Harry gets the Burrow and a flower he won’t name yet. Romilda Vane laces the chocolates. Ron eats them. Ends up on the floor declaring himself in love, and Slughorn has to pour the antidote. That’s the student plot. The dark one is earlier. Merope Gaunt doses Tom Riddle Sr. He stays until it wears off, then leaves. The child from that year is Voldemort. Snape doesn’t brew one for a girl who wants Potter. He confiscates, sneers, and moves on. The anime made it a bit. The text made it a potion that ruins a man and starts a war. #harrypotter