$5 on Kinja ruining everything.

The monarchy will be overthrown. Westeros will become an anarcho-syndicalist commune with the leader of each great house taking turns as sort of an executive officer. All the decisions of that officer must be ratified by a council of representatives from each house by a simple majority in the case of purely internal…

I was rewatching this one the other day, and it’s really not that bad. It’s “MCU-bad”, which means it’s still pretty good. (There’s only one “bad” movie in the MCU, really, and this isn’t it.)

This exchange made me very happy, thank you all.

“The way I looked at it was, when the sept burned down, that was green fire, and so then the dragon is going to have some kind of blueish fire,” he said. “It’s certainly still fire — it has the ability to burn the Wall and melt snow. But it’s going to have a different kind of magical quality to it, because it’s coming…

[CONTRARIAN FARTS] 

They got them at Hardhome Depot, of course.

I’ve got my problems with Season 7, but the loot train attack is probably the best set-piece the show has ever done.

Find someone who looks at you like this. Love Goals <3

Just rewatched this last night.

Lets not bury the lead on this, that Night King would easily destroy world records at any Olympics. Also, they should just let Tormund and Brienne have viking babies.

“It’s the Hound’s curmudgeonly nature that brings on the third wave of fighting, after his idle rock-throwing accidentally proves that the lake is frozen enough to advance.”

Well, Cap’s “buy war bonds!” costume was all Coulson’s idea, so no firing necessary. Loki took care of it.

Funny, Black Widow didn’t seem broken at all in Avengers. First, she’s in complete control while her victims think she’s the one their interrogating. Next she approaches Bruce Banner with nothing but a gun. She gets Loki to spill the beans on his plan. She gets Hawkeye to snap out of his trance by beating the snot out…

In 2012? Absolutely. Every bit of this was totally unprecedented and in no way guaranteed of any kind of success. With $525 million on the line, this was all a tightrope walk of the highest order.

My son was six when this came out and had seen some of the other movies at home, but got a little freaked out by some of the scarier scenes, so I didn’t take him to this one either. I saw it, drove home, told him and my wife to get dressed, and drove right back to the theater with them. I watched him instead of the…

It was this one. The theater came unglued on opening night when he was revealed.

There’s a difference between calling them the “scrappy underdogs” and acknowledging that this was all a very risky, expensive idea. To pretend that it wasn’t is revisionist history.

BUT what if her husband is future Steve sent back to the past after or during what ever happens in end game with a new identity ?

ha! thats great.