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[joblessquinoa]

I don't go here, but props to the Caged Again casting directors bc that boy really does look like a penguin

[therabbitthatpostthings]

The funniest part of Weapons (2025) to me is Archer calling Justine a selfish liar with a victim complex (she lowkey is) after she yells about everyone hating her when HE IS THE PERSON THAT HATES HER AND WROTE WITCH ON HER CAR!!!

It’s so fucking funny. The absolute uselessness of the adults in this film is so fucking good.

[homewrecking]

“Transemasculation” Have people just like, forgotten what emasulation is? The literal definition of the word? The first thing that pops up when you google it?

Like listen, I’m not terribly keen on the term transandrophobia either but can we get real for two fucking seconds.

[blackslaypphire]

Found this in a comment section about Langdon and I fear it sums up my feelings pretty well

[supercalime]

I hope the wedding is fake cause if it is the fans will be even more insufferable

[pernillecfcw]

All these arsenal fans sending me anons about being champions congrats but I’m not bothered 😂😂

[rainbowsuitcase]

One of the reasons I think Steve's ending is so awful is that I could find an explanation for it.

I could point back to Tony in Age of Ultron, telling Steve that they fight so they can end the fight and go home, and Natasha in Endgame talking with Steve about how they both need to get a life. And I could say that Steve leaving to live out his life with Peggy was his way of honoring them.

But I also couldn't. Not only because a whole conversation happens before Steve leaves where no explanation is referenced (and they even bring up Nat!), but more importantly because it doesn't work with the time travel rules set up in the very same movie. It breaks the movie.

That shows me that whatever motivation I could come up with is not on purpose and was not the filmmakers' intention. They just wanted this to happen and did not care about the why, or the how.

[walkswithfae]

I'm sorry but you're telling me that Sean Renard is working to put random wesen in charge to make a more brutal but progressive(???) world? The guy that just recently wanted to end the royals and work with a Grimm? What was his plan there anyway? They were already ruling everything as a shadow government, how is black claw better? They're not better, they're just gassing him up and he'll be in the same position as he was before. He was a player who made pretty good moves before this so I don't get it.