see his cameos in literally every cameo he’s ever done? Give me Miley hosting as Hannah Montana with Grimes as musical guest any day--I still wouldn’t watch, but I wouldn’t manage to feel smug about it either.

What’s weirder is that Sam didn’t just make a speech--he more or less conveyed a terroristic threat as a moral imperative! Now I can understand why the GRC would appear to find that reasonable (having collectively nearly been killed by such people), but the message that equity is both the right thing to do and also he…

The Karli/Sam scene is just so puzzling because what possibly suggests that he’s wearing a high-tech suit that isn’t bulletproof? Sam as the Falcon gets shot at pretty constantly! The greater tension is that he’s only nigh invulnerable in the suit and every bit the same symbol outside of it. Karli won’t be the first…

Re: Isaiah, he was as much concerned about being identified as alive as anything else. Presumably the exhibit being opened without his knowledge/involvement and him being led in as an unofficial visitor suggests that it mains the official narrative that he died in prison.

It’s corny, but I’m not sure how it could be better expressed. Certainly better than appealing to the moral authority conveyed by Cap Steve handing down the shield, at any rate?

As somebody who spent their middle school years living in a house where enough of the plumbing had been DIYed that the cesspool’s location wasn’t recorded, please convey my sympathies to your sister.

I think it’d be less potentially problematic for the case just to contain some heart-shaped herb. One take I saw on Twitter that I haven’t looked for fully fleshed out is the uneasy optics of Sam’s training montage vs. the common police narrative that Black bodies are inherently superhuman that requires lethal force…

Well, it’s also not the same serum. It’s possible that Nagel’s formula doesn’t alter the personality any more than it alters the physical appearance.

Well, pointedly, we don’t know Steve wouldn’t go on dates. We’re not shown that he had any downtime between CA:WS and Infinity War. Dude had five long years after the snap, and presumably at some point between whenever he found out Sharon was gone and time travel became an option, Cap fucked (and it wasn’t good enough…

It’s pretty obvious that the writer Googled “Hobbit release date,” got 1937, and didn’t realize the differential publishing dates by country.

If that’s the cause you want to serve, by all means. But what I’m saying is those two details aren’t bad because they’re wrong—they’re bad because they’re overspecific, but in really generic ways.

We haven’t seen Bucky use the Wakandan arm yet. My guess: it’s a freemium alloy.

The Hobbit wasn’t printed in the US, however, until 1938. It’s not important, it’s just a weird bit of teen writing like Walker’s stats and record.

And three CMHs basically makes him

Well, it seems Falcon wasn’t paid for it or briefed on rules of engagement before the mission, so it’s not at all clear what the deal was. If it was simply a question of the Accords, it would’ve been easy to say so given that Sam had previously been arrested in violation.

Wanda is supposed to be this horrible evil that’s destined to destroy the Earth, but we saw no hints of that in the show.

There are only 3 acceptable casting options, IMO:

I’d say simp harder, but really... don’t.

It’s almost certain true, but from there it’s a coin flip because half of the executives who don’t use email are worried about the paper trail, and the other half are simply cranks.

Not a huge fan of Mayor Pete.