Ya main Hoeeee xoxo

Tis me, an inncocent hoe who realises that most men hit their peak in their late twenties, and i probably have an unhealthy obsession with a cute guy with beards. Enjoy my boo's, also pls dont judge my face xoxo

[keikomivra]

despair ➤ don’t do this, cas

[inacatastrophicmind]

You can have him.

[inacatastrophicmind]

[bucky-iss-bae-archive]

Hey heyy so Ive officially moved blogssss well kept the same name this just has archive added to it bc lemme say this blog is a whole mess my other blog also has my writing on it

The username issss @bucky-iss-bae

So exactly the same just different space ✌🏼✌🏼

[skotya]

[verysharpteeth]

What kills me about this is Bucky doesn’t WANT to die. That look isn’t rage or defiance or even resignation, that’s legitimate fear. The man who was broken and turned into death itself doesn’t want to die. This isn’t the reaction you expect from someone who has up to this point been a killing machine. He looks trapped and scared and YOUNG. It’s a look you didn’t even seen on Bucky when he WAS young. He thinks Steve is coming over to finish him, I mean it’s what HE would do. But for someone so intimately acquainted with death, he’s scared of it. Because all he’s known of people for the last 70 years is pain and abuse and it’s a look that expects more from Steve because that’s what people DO to him. People hurt him when he doesn’t function right and he KNOWS he’s not functioning right and if Steve doesn’t kill him, HYDRA will because he’s past his expiration date of usefulness and he’s failing…

But Bucky’s a survivor. He’s got more resilience than any other character is asked for. His drive is to live. When the machine is broken enough that a little bit of Bucky can get back through, even in the midst of an existential crisis and confused and frustrated, that bit of Bucky wants to live.

That’s what Sebastian brought to the character. He brought the humanity in the machine. The victim trapped in metal and leather who doesn’t WANT to be there. Who’s NOT a stone cold assassin. Who was kind and gentle and protective, not a death weapon. The part who has no idea why this was done to him and didn’t deserve any of it and is so confused as to why people are HURTING him.

The Winter Soldier is terrifying because Sebastian let you see the humanity in him. The part of him that we know would never be choosing to do what HYDRA made him do. They broke him and twisted him and he had no choice in the matter. Nothing that was done to him was deserved. Bucky’s tragic because he was the innocent victim who wasn’t just abused and had terrible things happen to him, but who was literally turned into his worst nightmare and who couldn’t do anything about it.

Tell me again that Bucky was the villain.

[onethingconstant]

And this is the moment that changes Steve’s mind, too. I’m convinced that the sound of Bucky’s scream as the beam falls on him is what makes Steve decide not to kill himself. He orders Hill to fire, and he just sits there as the destruction begins—and then Bucky screams, just like he did as he fell (never forget that’s the last sound Steve thought he’d ever hear from Bucky, and it has unquestionably haunted his nightmares ever since). And Steve looks down, and his expression shifts from resignation to his oh-God-Bucky face (he makes it when he finds Bucky on the table too), and he climbs down there to save Bucky. Even though they’re probably going to die anyway, Steve chooses to spend his last few moments of life trying to bring Bucky back, trying to save him. And because of these little flickers of humanity, nobody in the audience doubts that it’s the right and natural thing to do. Because of course there’s a human being in there. Of course he’s worth saving.

And Steve will get off his ass and climb down there, while bleeding to death from gunshot wounds, to save Bucky even when he won’t bother to save himself. Because Bucky is worth it to Steve, and the audience never for an instant thinks otherwise.

A-plus, gentlemen.

[brendaonao3]

Yes, this. Exactly.

[hey-rissyroo]

Absolutely True!

[coporolight]

x

[wingedcorgi]

incorrigible.

[mybuckymybuddy-deactivated20210]

I don’t know if it’s Bucky or The Winter Soldier or it’s Sebastian Stan’s chosen choreography for the fights: Seb / Bucky closes his arms to form a sort of “X” before throwing a punch or a kick.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) and Captain America: Civil War (2016).

[obeekris]

For the punches, it brings the arm in to the body for faster defense against a return punch. The hand is already closer to the body versus up by face or down at his side. If you’re not a super soldier because of comic book science (or a character in an action movie), punching someone in the face is generally bad for the hand of the person doing the punching. The bones of the hand are usually more fragile than the bones of a skull. Thus, with unpadded hands, you normally want to do body shots first. A hand closet in can protect againt those body shots.

For the kick, it helps to add power to it. By bringing his arms up and then throwing them wide, it pulls his torso back and extends his hips forward out more, thus adding to the kick.

Granted it’s a movie fight so he’s hitting at the end of extension of his leg rather than where you ideally would want to (at about 85-90% extension, and kick through the person essentially).

He’s also leaving himself open and exposed, and slightly off balance against a possible counter.

I would almost guess it’s deliberate choregraphy for the character. The first 2 he’s going up against an experienced fighter, and will be more careful. The kick he’s going up against a minion, and despite the minion having a gun, is less likely to have to worry about being off balance from the kick.

[bardofdickbutt]

me: wakes up

me: ahh what a lovely day

me literally ten minutes later: i have no future and will never be able to pursue my dreams

[pureheroines-moved-deactivated2]

fuck jobs i wanna get paid just for being evil nd sexy

[ihernglass]

[pbh3]

First time experiencing the rain.

[wardrobespierre]

JESUS FUCKING CHRIST THAT’S THE CUTEST THING OH MY GOD OH MY GOD OH MY FUCKING GOD LOOK HOW FUCKIN STOKED SHE IS ABOUT THE RAIN LIKE “THERE’S WATER FALLING OUT OF THE GODDAMN SKY RIGHT NOW IS THIS THE REAL LIFE HOLY SHIT THIS IS A W E S O M E” I CAN’T EVEN DEAL WITH THIS ADORABLE MAGICAL CHILD’S HAPPINESS BULLSHIT BYE

[mybuckymybuddy-deactivated20210]

CHRIS EVANS and SEBASTIAN STAN in ‘Captain America: Civil War’, (2016). Dir. by Anthony and Joe Russo.

[javajulien-deactivated20220825]

My reaction to MCU fans saying how they hope the Falcon and Winter Soldier series ends with Sam giving up the Captain America mantle to Bucky.

[blackmissfrizzle]

[honestlystephanie]

I truly think the fuck not

[wahtdahel-blog]

ENERGYYYY

[angelicalmentenegra-deactivated]

HAHAHAHAHAHA

[mjsheartisstillbeating]

[thehighpriestofreverseracism]

[alphacrone]

bitches be like Ooh it’s November First I’m gonna write a whole fucking novel this month despite having lost control over every other aspect of my life. it’s me. i’m bitches. 

[cevanscentral]

According to costume designer Judianna Makosky, the majority of Chris Evans’ scenes in the Captain America films where he is in regular clothes (outside the suit) required him to wear t-shirts which were many sizes too small for the actor. This was purposefully done so that his muscles would visibly pop on camera.

“When you put Chris Evans in a size-small t-shirt, it’s a good thing.” - Costume Designer Judianna Makovsky

[silksense]

Captain America: The Winter Soldier 2014｜directed by Joe and Anthony Russo