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I was entranced by him back on The 4400, he was so head and shoulders above everyone else to me... but Hollywood is a weird place, so you never know when someone is going to be in the right place at the right time, and with the right availability. I am utterly thrilled by this!

Mahershala Ali as Blade? WOOOOOOW!!! I will be there for this!!

Here is Chris with the dog: And the is Chris basically struggling to find a way to answer the question he asked the Russos: Oh, I wish I could... and Thor's character fared the best out of all of them, but I just can't get past how he was treated by his 'friends and family'. 🙁

I have a hard time too!! In Seattle, he actually jumped off the stage to pet a dog, practically burying his face in it's fur, during the Q&A.

Also, just fyi... my reference to Chris' question (they played a video of him asking the question) about Steve after the dance was from the SDCC panel yesterday. And I think his comment about 'no stone unturned' was from the ACE comic con in Seattle, where he struggled mightily during the fan Q&A, but didn't really say much.

Honestly, with how ineptly this has all been handled... even if they do eventually do something that 'fixes' it, I still think they just... didn't think beyond the surface idea of Steve and Peggy living 'happily ever after'. The ramifications just didn't occur to them. Chris has kinda implied that there's more to it (by his 'they don't leave any stone unturned comment'), but I still think they're just winging it.

AHAHAHAHAHAHA!! I think they just wanted to remind us that it could have been oh so much worse. But honestly, after the FFH end credit scene, I am absolutely convinced that Old!Steve was a Skrull now. And after Chris Evans' question about 'what did Steve do after his dance with Peggy', I'm convinced that Chris chooses to believe Steve is still out there doing 'something' that Bucky knows about, but just can't help him with right now, but that Steve has every intention to come back and not as an old dude on a bench. I've also come to the conclusion that Captain America: The Winter Soldier was a beautiful and extraordinary movie, and also a complete fluke.

HA!! OMG that's perfect:

I am weirdly entranced and repulsed at the same time. I think my brain is broken.

Or out of fear. Fear has basically been his driving force from the beginning. It doesn't allow you to make good decisions, it just creates drama others have to pay the consequences for and try to fix. Tony is literally the poster child for this.

Yeah, after re-watching TFA and TLJ, it felt very much like Ben being manipulated from a very young age and being seduced into a cult (back in the 1980's, stories about reclaiming kids from cults was a big thing). That doesn't mitigate the horrors that he committed, but I think it does shed light on the mechanism of his motivation and does open the door for him to have an epiphany that what he worshiped and believed were carefully constructed lies.

You know, this makes the correlation to that Twilight Zone ep (The Miniature) almost exact now... Steve did put himself in a fake playhouse with his imaginary lady to commit suicide.

Don Johnson's character has a different last name, so it seems like he might have married into the family? Or be a family friend? While CE's character has the same last name as his grandfather. Chris Evans - Ransom Thrombrey Don Johnson - Morris Robinson Here are the 'influences' there were listed for the film **rubs hand together with gleeeee!!**:

Not too early!!! OMG I LOOOOOVED that trailer!!!!! I am so excited for this, it looks hilarious and bitingly sarcastic in equal measure!

OMG KNIVES OUT LOOKS SO AMAZING!!!!!! AAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!! I WANT IT NOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!

Toy Story 4 Remains #1 at the Box Office, Avengers Can’t Catch Avatar And the thing is... there's obviously no way to prove it, but I sincerely believe that if they hadn't fucked over Steve's character, and if they hadn't so overtly catered to the 'toxic masculinity' crowd with the underlying storytelling, and if the 'woke' moments had been more than just superficial fan service, this movie could have shattered that record without breaking a sweat.

Now you have me curious... Which part?

And MCU!Bucky is a combination of a canon queer character from the comics & comics Bucky (and played by an actor who has played out queer characters in the past), so yeah... there are a lot of possibilities.

OMG this looks FUN!!!

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I think his voice over in the trailer had basically teased this already, but I still like the idea of maybe being able to explore the mechanics of how the force ghosts work and how that might relate to Palpatine too. Also seems like a good way to bring everything full circle.

There's definitely a difference, but both can be extremely harmful in different ways. But I suspect this is getting into 'agree to disagree' territory, so I will agree to disagree.

I would definitely agree with that, and CH's acting was stellar. It's also still extremely ableist to me. I don't think those two things are mutually exclusive.

I considered that to be the least mean of them all because of this very reason. Yes, sometimes people do harm to people they love without intentionally or knowingly doing harm. It's still harmful, maybe even especially when it's done out of love.

Yeah, absolutely.... it was a gorgeous scene, and beautifully acted. Right up until that line.