Tag: captain america 2

azazel999:

avengersageofultron:

The other night my six year old sister and I were watching CA:tWS together. We kept having to pause the final fight sequence so that she could clarify what was happening, and that got me thinking: What if I used my editing skills, dumped the entire 30-minute sequence into Premiere, and deconstructed it to what it would have been without the intercuts?

This is what happened – the original format of Steve and Bucky’s fight.

hopefully tumblr/vimeo doesn’t send me to jail for this 

jesus christ i didnt think this sequence could fuck me up any more than it already had. i was Wrong.

(Source: https://player.vimeo.com/)

weinersoldier:

like please can we just talk about how sharon’s sidearm of choice is an FNP-45 Tactical

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this is a huge fucking gun, okay, it’s built for serious use and re-use and is designed for high-volume usage, it’s not only exceptionally accurate it’s also BUILT FOR USE AS A HOME PROTECTIVE WEAPON, it’s got several features that allow for quick release of the safety (aka “cocked-and-locked” aka she can lock it down WITH A ROUND CHAMBERED for safety AND incredibly quick response times)

it’s not a “lady gun” it’s not a small-caliber weapon that’s easy to conceal it’s A SPORT WEAPON WITH A PINDOT SIGHT it’s meant for people who take pride in being a good shot and intend to defend themselves at all times. it’s HEAVY and HUGE and favored by people with who have substantial history and experience with firearms.

literally by her choice of sidearm (because there’s no way a gun like that is SHIELD-issue), Sharon presents herself as a pro-active person, front-facing and aggressive, willing and able to defend herself, educated and CAPABLE AND KNOWLEDGABLE.

give me all of the boss agent Sharon you have thanks

theheirsofdurin:

-hewastheirfriend:

ok so i was watching this gif carefully 

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and when i first saw it i was like “aww Nat jumping into steve’s lap that’s so cute she’s like AHH STEVE SAVE ME” and then i was thinking ‘well she probably realized he’s way stronger than she is and could help shield her if they crashed’

but then i kept watching it and i noticed how she immediately pulls him forward 

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and first i thought it was the momentum of her jump but you can clearly see in the gif how she gets settled (quickly) THEN pulls him close to her

and then i realized

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that is a bullet hole. 

Nat somehow knew EXACTLY where Steve was gonna get shot at, jumped up into his seat, and saved him

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Natasha Fucking Romanoff 

!!!!!!!!!!!!

she didn’t just jump in the front just to save steve, tws shot at her first 

she also pushed sam away from the bullet bc she knew he’s next

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all of this in the span of 3 seconds how fast do u think her brain works i mean DAMN

From the Bookshelf of Steve Rogers

apartyoflovers:

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On Steve’s Bookshelf (from left to right):

Never Surrender: A Soldier’s Journey to the Crossroads of Faith and Freedom (2008) by Lieutenant General William G. Boykin, a Conservative Christian activist later reprimanded by the Army for the disclosure of classified information and tactics. 

The Art of War attributed to Sun Tzu: ancient Chinese military treatise.   

A Moveable Feast (1964) by Ernest Hemingway: a memoir of Hemingway’s time in Paris during the 1920s. 

All The President’s Men (1974) by Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward: the investigation of the Watergate Scandal which led to the resignation of President Richard Nixon. Fun Fact: Robert Redford starred in the 1976 film adaptation of the same name.

[Unknown/illegible titles] 

Dispatches by Michael Herr (1977): a memoir of the journalist’s experiences during the Vietnam War. 

Madam President: Shattering the Last Glass Ceiling (2000) by Eleanor Clift and Tom Brazaitis: a history of women in politics, leading up to Hilary Clinton in the 2008 Presidential Election.   

George H.W. Bush by Timothy Naftali (2003): a biography of President George H.W. Bush. 

Barack Obama: The Story by David Maraniss (2012): a biography of President Barack Obama. 

The Night Stalkers: Top Secret Missions of the US Army’s Special Operations Aviation Regiment (2008) by Michael J. Durant , Steven Hartov, and Lieutenant Colonel Robert L. Johnson: a history of the Army Special Operations Aviation Unit, which delivers Special Forces troops (typically) by night.   

The Second World War: An Illustrated History of WWII by Sir John Hammerton, editor (1999-2000): A ten-volume series on the history of WWII.