this is probably one of the funniest things i’ve ever seen.
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this is probably one of the funniest things i’ve ever seen.
Merisiel Irum as Widowmaker (Overwatch)
that deep inhale gerard does in mama rb if you agree
I really like this video. So I made gifs out of them. Sorry if made already. And I think his hair looks rad and his eyes too.🔥👓💀🔥
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Blade led the way for the success of all the following Marvel movies. No Spiderman or X-Men or Disney buying Marvel without Blade. No Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Black Panther, or Avengers without Blade.
^^^^ Marvel was in the toilet before Blade. Blade was a sleeper hit that summer and was the first official hit of not just Marvel films, but the comicbook superhero genre in general. Before this super-slick R-rated feature, it was B-movies with day-glo tights. NO ONE took the the genre seriously. Blade, a black superhero changed all of that.
Seriously before Blade, we had Howard The Duck, and the horrible 80′s versions of Captain America and The Punisher, both of which were direct to video.
I had the biggest crush on Wesley Snipes as a burgeoning woman thanks to this movie lmfao
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