u/BOMBAD_Echo_1409

🔥 Hot ▲ 394 r/CaptainAmerica

there is something so cool about steve in infinity war, definitely my fav look

its not really a cap suit, if were talking cap suits, my fav is CW

u/BOMBAD_Echo_1409 — 1 day ago
▲ 0 r/xmen

it would be cool to see MCU zemo fight the x-men, his anti-enhanced individuals policy would be very interesting to be explored against the x-men

u/BOMBAD_Echo_1409 — 3 days ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 204 r/marvelstudios

i will not be hearing anybody out this mf is the best marvel villain, chad is the only villain to beat the avengers and he did it without firing a bullet

u/BOMBAD_Echo_1409 — 3 days ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 711 r/IntoTheSpiderverse

the leap of faith scene is just absolute cinema

The movie spends all this time showing Miles struggling, you know, with his dad pushing him and school piling on, plus this huge pressure to step up as Spider Man. He is basically running away the whole time because deep down he does not feel ready at all. And its not like some typical training scene or big chosen one moment that flips him. No, what really gets to him is when his dad just says he believes in Miles, no strings attached. That feels like the real turning point. It kind of lets him drop the idea of being exactly like Peter or whoever else. The actual jump though, he looks so scared, but he goes for it anyway. Then there's that shot where everything flips and he's falling up, which I think stands for him finally owning who he is. Sort of rising on his own terms. After that, when he is swinging around in his suit, doing it his way, its clear the film is not trying to make him a replacement, he is his own spider-man, you can see his movement is different from all the other spider-men, and it's most reminiscent of his uncle's parkour. And that grin at the end, so satisfying.

u/BOMBAD_Echo_1409 — 6 days ago