gifs – Page 43 – knitting in the dark

I hadn’t noticed the symmetry of these scenes before.

Ah, show, I loved how you used to throw tropes like ‘jealous, clingy wife’ on their heads.

agt-sharon:

verysharpteeth:

jenngeek:

doktorfylthe:

Characterization done right.

Steve Rogers in a single gif.

We joke about Steve’s patriotism as his strong suit, but his actual strength was his sense of moral right. His whole philosophy is summed up in the line “I don’t like bullies” in the first movie. Steve loves his country. He loves it enough to be at the front of the line trying to fix what he sees as moral wrong in it.

Steve Rogers stands for what America only tells itself it stands for

Steve’s facial expression is saying “This is COMPLETE bullshit.”

TBH, most of Steve’s expressions in the MCU so far express what flavour of bullshit he’s smelling at that instant, unless he’s talking to Sam or Peggy,

chiarashipseveryone:

Iron Man 3 AU: Steve comes to his husband’s rescue

child-of-thecosmos:

Favourite Moments from Cosmos: A SpaceTime Odyssey (4/?)

– From Episode 2: Some of the Things That Molecules Do

exgynocraticgrrl-archive-deacti:

Historian and Feminist Scholar Gerda Lerner

questionablemotivations:

Chris Pratt and Sebastian Stan being adorable idiots.

#actorproblems #justifiablesoundiemurderscenarios

But seriously, it’s actually really common. Watch the slo-mo scenes in action movies sometime with that in mind. It’s hilarious!

zeeewa:

some slumberous stargazing superheroes

His smug lil face tho

stormbornvalkyrie:

The masks were hard. We went through various different tests to find the right mask. The one I had at the very end was the most comfortable. I just really loved that arm. I was so happy that I could actually have a “thing,” opposed to a CGI situation. There were a few of them, but there was this one that was the hero arm and it shined the brightest. That’s the one I always wanted to use.

— Sebastian Stan