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I didn’t realize ;-;

Okay I reblogged this before BUT the visual contrast between the first scene and the second one is fantastic. The first sets Peter’s vibrantly multicolored suit up against the black & white colors of the reactor; the second does the same thing, but switches the palettes. Now the background is in reds and blues and Miles’ suit is the black and white. And he still catches the eye in a screen full of moving parts. THIS MOVIE, GUYS.

blindstargazer

It’s Miles standing out against the colors of the original Spider Man.

parkernoir

the thing about peter parker is that he’s a charcater meant to help lift people at the bottom up. he’s poor, he’s a loser, he’s jewish, he gets bullied, his parents and uncle are dead, etc etc. the fact that he’s dealt with so much shit and still has faith in humanity and strives to help people is what makes him spiderman. that brings up my problem with mcu spiderman like. he hardly gets bullied, he’s not particularly poor, they don’t bring up the fact that he’s jewish (granted, neither do the comics), he’s just a little socially awkward, uncle ben isn’t brought up at ALL, and everything that makes spiderman.... spiderman, are either watered down significantly or not there at all. it’s ANNOYING

parkernoir

AND now in the mcu any traits that are significant literally... aren’t his. what’s up with that

parkernoir

KARMA GOT ITS KISS FOR THE MCU

foxbowl

we (sebastian) stan our new Shang-Chi

alexandrastillreadsthings

anyway ffh is a great superhero movie but it’s not a spiderman movie

alexandrastillreadsthings

Peter Parker is a fucking loser. Peter Parker is a social outcast. Peter Parker’s costume has blood on it from poking himself with a needle as he sewed it himself in a shitty little queens apartment. He did NOT have access to billion dollar tech. He wasn’t iron man’s little pet project. He is his own man, he is a hero because of who he is. Not because some asshole thought he was special. Peter Parker’s life is defined by his own choices. Uncle Ben’s death was the catalyst for his entire life. This good, ordinary man. This poor, hardworking, plain man who loved his family. THAT is Spider-Man’s legacy. Not tony stark.

smalldoll

AND I FEEL GOD IN THIS POST TONIGHT

ladyjencroft

Well... 🤷🏻‍♀️

hxans

lpbear

atreides-paul-deactivated202301

BEST. VIDEO. EVER.

blackqueerblog

this is a universe where people have superpowers and there are talking trees but this person thinks having a smart teenage girl is unrealistic ok

falcon-caps

peggy: hey steve, can you go post this letter for me?

steve: post a lett-

peggy: yeah and have you looked at hotels for our vacation?

steve, shaken: oh no lemme just googl-

steve:

pineapplebread

peggy: i’m so worried the kids might get polio this summer

steve: polio–

rael-rider

I recommend people to read Captain America: Man Out of Time, it covers the first Avengers story with Cap after he wakes up from the ice. He misses his life in the 40′s, he wants to go back, etc… At one point they fight Kang the Conqueror and Steve gets sent back to V-Day after the Allies won in Europe. At first he’s happy but the reality of him romanticizing his own era due to nostalgia starts hitting him. He was already in a more advanced and, while not perfect, a more accepting time and him having to come back to a time where racism and sexism were worse, where medicine and technology weren’t as advanced, and everyone telling him “Yeah we won! The war is over! Time to rest!” it really leaves him fed up and unsatisfied. He also starts feeling like an outsider in his own time and i the end he decides to do something to go back to the future.

The last pages of that story have Steve writing in his journal about how living in the past is tempting but that it’s where fossils come from and that “there’ll always be something to fight for” so he decides to look ahead instead of back.

That whole story was basically the antithesis of Steve’s ending in Endgame.

lauralot89

Remember that scene in Winter Soldier when Sam’s all “you must miss the good old days” and Steve responds by actively dispelling the romanticizing of the past by pointing out that hey, now people aren’t dying horribly of polio

You’d think the directors and screenwriters of Endgame would have remembered that, CONSIDERING THEY MADE THE WINTER SOLDIER FILM

#JOE BIDEN LOOKING ASS BITCH

havoke

do you ever think about how perfectly steve, bucky, and sam typify the 3 big wars america’s fought in over the past century?

steve is the soldier who fought in world war 2. he’s the tail end of the glory and honor of war. his reasons for fighting are clear cut, moral, as far as he can tell. but the weapons used are too deadly, too fatal for glory and honor, really. there’s the attempt to treat enemy combatants with respect, with honor, all while killing them quick than has ever been possible before. there’s the unease of the shift from the old style of fighting to the new. there’s the tiredness that only comes from a second global war in only two decades. there’s the closure that comes from unprecedented total destruction. the thought of “maybe now we can go home. maybe now we can build lives like our parents, those of us that are left.”

bucky is the soldier who fought in vietnam. he’s the one that couldn’t dodge the draft, that couldn’t evade the fight no matter how hard he tried. he’s the one who followed the orders he had to, and rebelled against all the others. his uniform was askew, more civvies than not. he didn’t look a soldier, and he didn’t fight like one either. he didn’t know why he was fighting, who he was fighting. he saw too many innocents die by the hands of his comrades, of himself. he felt agent orange burn his lungs, saw orphans crying in the streets. he came home, the rat-a-tat of machine guns echoing in his ears, always. he disembarked a plane, and was spat on by anti-war protesters. he couldn’t even be angry– he agreed with them. he participated in the winter soldier investigations, confessed what he’d been forced to do, and that almost abated the weight on his shoulders. almost.

sam is the soldier who fought in afghanistan. the modern soldier, with just as much shit as the rest of them. the difference is, where steve was greeted with celebrations and bucky was greeted with vitriol, sam is overlooked, forgotten. he suffers in silence, expected to endure without protest. sam copes, but not all vets are able to do the same. afghan war vets are the ones who take their own lives in droves, the unacknowledged, unknown aftershocks from an invasion founded on half-formed ambitions from men in suits who’d never have to bear the real burden. sam is the modern day vet, unknown, unseen, unthanked.

kaasknot

No wonder they’re all Captain America

aleatoryw

So is Nat the Cold War? People don’t see a soldier when they look at her, because she really isn’t, just like the cold war was never really a “war”. Nat is the spy on the run, the power never fully unleashed, the constant sense of fear that there is no backing down, no running– there are no vets of the cold war, but there are always the living casualties.

manwithoutborders

nailed it

melissa-benoists

this is LITERALLY the funniest promotional piece that anyone has ever made for a tv show or movie ever

captainmarvelstan

Captain America is a war criminal, Winter soldier is an assassin and Hawkeye murdered people in endgame.

Men™️ on Twitter: How can Captain Marvel, a woman, twist a man’s hand who verbally abused her. She should be put in jail.

kesteral

this feels appropriate

tiredherethicc

my favorite addition to the post

sourmudkip

yeah they gay keep scrolling

bewbin

Öh no

sunfortune

literally NO superhero actor/person/whatever will ever get on the level of ENLIGHTENED andrew garfield was on when he said “spiderman is bisexual and his boyfriend should be played by michael b jordan” they killed him for it but that was PEAK

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