Bend_The_Knee
formerly gotholesinmysocks
- Apr 11, 2008
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With a nerf ball
Regular bball for me. Which nerf ball are you referring to?
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With a nerf ball
nice pug!Looking back at the endgame fight between the big three and thanos, they should’ve hoed out mjolnir to all three as they were all worthy at that point.
Don’t know the name of it haha. Was a little rubber black one with silver lines. Came with a little suction cup rimRegular bball for me. Which nerf ball are you referring to?
Thanos was right. Watching Endgame again now.
I mean you gotta look at it from Thor’s perspective
ragnarok happens, in which he loses his father and his home and the sister he had zero clue about
while escaping the planet, he gets attacked by thanos and loses Handel and his brother plus other people
and then he blames himself for not killing thanos and causing half the galaxy to go poof
gotta assume he’ll be back in shape.. but dude had legit reasons to be depressed
Agreed. A1 sure was game changing at the time and set forth future MCU movies but idk if it’s lack of character depth or the effects and battle scenes compared to others but I’d rank A1 pretty low compared to the other Avenger movies that have come after.Always liked AoU more than A1 *shrugs*
Is empathizing with fictional villains linked to dark personality traits?
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I always enjoyed Age of Ultron more and people made me think I was crazy.
A1 I was never a huge fan of.
I remember AoU getting a ton of hate here when it came out
We was right and the world eventually made peace with it. Just took a couple of pissed off people to undo it all so now they can all starve to death againThanos was right. Watching Endgame again now.
Thanos was right. Watching Endgame again now.
Villains aren't always wrong.
"I want to bring balance to the universe."Thanos had good intentions deep down in his heart, it's just that mass literally universal genocide wasn't really the best approach to his goal
This is not surprising when you consider how society becomes more cynical with the more they know.Is empathizing with fictional villains linked to dark personality traits?
Villains in fictional media often become some of the most popular characters in their respective franchises, appearing on merchandise, starring in spinoffs and accruing large, dedicated fanbases. But new research suggests that individuals who are drawn strongly to such antagonists may have...academictimes.com
Haha"I want to bring balance to the universe."
'That's great! How do you plan on doing so?"
"Snapping half of all living things into non-existence"
"oh."
Zemo was correct. AOA was literally all ironmans fault. He didn’t save anyone, he just stopped the bleeding of the cut he inflected. Then when it was over he was looked at as a savior. You think he explained to the public he did it all?When I think of “villains” that I kind of see their point of view, I always go to Killmonger first, then Thanos, and to a lesser degree but still Ultron. In theory all of their views make sense, but some more destructive and gone about in the wrong way I’d say. I love that most about them in the MCU. Hell, even Zemo has an angle. “You killed my entire, innocent family during the Sokovia thing, and with ZERO repercussions. I know I technically can’t physically fight you, but I can manipulate you to destroy each other.”
Zemo was correct. AOA was literally all ironmans fault. He didn’t save anyone, he just stopped the bleeding of the cut he inflected. Then when it was over he was looked at as a savior. You think he explained to the public he did it all?
This is not surprising when you consider how society becomes more cynical with the more they know.
Saw similar in the comic book community with the rise of anti-heroes in the 90s to the point ppl want regular heroes to kill and sort of justify it with how soldiers and law enforcement have a license to kill.
Tv/movie wise I saw the trajectory with 24. Jack was going after terrorists and ppl were way more willing and encouraging when he killed and tortured terrorists to save Americans. Then you got Dexter who was a psychopath serial killer that only killed evil ppl. He was the protagonist and everybody rooted for him to keep killing and getting away with his crimes. That opened the door to Hannibal who just kills and eats ppl, a guy like Frank Underwood, and Walter White.
wasnt just tony thou....