I don't think anyone else has noticed that the little girl was not the first person to bite Bryan.... the dog was IDK if the t virus can transfer from animal to human but I feel like it's an interesting thought! #residentevil

They argue a lot, but still can't do without each other, this is love ❤️❤️

Novak Djokovic having a great vacation on a Yacht 🛥️

This gigantic Snake was trespassing

Telling a patient how to use a medical device at home is not always enough. Even when instructions seem simple, patients can misunderstand a step or develop an incorrect technique without realizing it. Before discharge, healthcare professionals should ideally demonstrate the device and then watch the patient use it themselves. This “teach-back” approach allows mistakes to be identified and corrected before the patient goes home. Don't just ask, “Do you understand?” Ask them to show you. A patient demonstrating the correct technique is much stronger evidence of understanding than simply saying yes.

I'm not even blaming Dr. Evil for this one. She walked into the scene with the kind of beauty that makes common sense disappear and questionable decisions suddenly feel justified. At that point, resisting her would've been the bigger plot twist. Be honest, was Dr. Evil ever supposed to have a chance, or are we seriously pretending most people wouldn't have folded just as fast? #Thelovehypothesis

Everyone watches Foundation expecting another space opera. I think that’s the wrong lens. It isn’t really about emperors, planets or even psychohistory. It’s about the arrogance of thinking civilization can control its own future. The Empire thinks it can stop history. Hari thinks he can predict it. Both may be wrong.

Hal Jordan may have known the person who killed him Hal’s autopsy makes his murder feel far more personal. He died from a single 9 mm gunshot to the head, his body was never moved, and the shooter was directly in front of him. There was apparently no struggle or attempt to escape. That does not prove Hal knew the killer, but it strongly suggests he faced them before the fatal shot. #DC #lanterns

He stayed up to spy on his babysitter. Big mistake she’s part of a satanic cult, and now they want him dead. The Babysitter🎬

I think the three live-action Spider-Men represent three different stages of love, loss,and moving on TOBEY MAGUIRE - THE LOVE THAT SURVIVED Tobey's Peter went through pain, sacrifice and countless losses, but his story ultimately gives him something rare for Spider-Man - a chance at happiness with MJ. His story represents love that survived everything. ANDREW GARFIELD - THE LOVE THAT WAS LOST Andrew's Peter had Gwen, and losing her changed him completely. He saved the world, but he couldn't save the person he loved most. And that loss staved with him. Andrew represents the person who never completely learned how to let go of the past. TOM HOLLAND - THE LOVE THAT HAD TO BE LET GO Tom's Peter was happy with MJ too. But he sacrificed their relationship to protect her. He eventually tried to reconnect with her, but MJ made it clear that she didn't feel the same anymore. And that might be the point. Peter can't keep living in the past. If the Jean Grey connection becomes real, I don't think she should be seen as "the replacement for MJ." She could represent a new chapter. And that's where I think Tom's Spider-She could represent a new chapter. And that's where I think Tom's Spider-Man becomes different from Andrew's. Andrew lost Gwen and remained emotionally trapped by that loss. Tom lost MJ too - but instead of spending forever trying to get her back, he finally learn to accept what happened and move forward. So maybe the three Spider-Men represent one emotional journey: Tobey → Love survives. Andrew → Love is lost. Tom → Love is lost, but you learn to move forward. And maybe that's the bigger message: You can love someone deeply, lose them, and still find happiness again. move forward. And maybe that's the bigger message: Moving on doesn't mean forgetting the person. It means accepting that their chapter in your life has ended - and having the courage to start a new one. Maybe Spider-Man's greatest power isn't saving everyone. Maybe it's learning how to keep going after losing someone you couldn't save..

Serious question. Which Resident Evil creature still messes you up even though you know it’s not real. I’ll go first. This one.

If they had given Bryan the cure while he was mutating, would it have even worked on him? I think we’re blaming the scientists unnecessarily.

The big thing is: Bryan wasn’t actually carrying the finished cure. He was carrying a critical component Umbrella had lost and needed to complete the antidote at Raccoon City General. Bryan was deliberately kept in the dark about what he was transporting. That actually fits Umbrella’s whole setup: why tell a random courier that the package could potentially save people when you can simply tell him it’s a medical delivery and get it moved without raising questions? And by the time Bryan is making the delivery, Raccoon City is already collapsing, so this isn’t some clean “Umbrella chooses a random guy over its elite scientists” situation. The internal operation is already compromised, the outbreak is spreading, and Bryan is basically the disposable outside link between the missing material and the scientists who can actually synthesize the cure. The cruel part is that the courier does successfully get the component where it needs to go… he just becomes infected before the scientists can finish the job and use the cure on him. That feels very #ResidentEvil : the important item gets there, but the human being carrying it is expendable.

Dave, after seeing everything Bryan did to the other doctors who tried to inject him, basically said, “Yeah… I’m not doing that.” 😭 He decided it was better to take the risk and get the cure to the National Guard waiting at the helicopter. Honestly, the man chose the mission over his own safety. A HERO INDEED. 🫡 But let’s be real… was Dave actually a hero, or did he simply realize that trying to inject Bryan again was basically a death wish? #ResidentEvil

Leon is a major character, so you always feel like he always has somewhere to go after all the chaos, but Bryan had none of that. He was just a random guy thrown into Raccoon City, so every time he got hurt, infected or cornered, you genuinely didn’t know if he’d survive. and that’s why his story worked. Bryan wasn’t a badass who knew how to handle everything. He was learning as he went, which made every encounter unpredictable. The movie made you feel like he could die at any moment, and when he finally did, it hit way harder.

Maxine’s death is basically the ultimate Resident Evil lesson: being highly trained doesn’t matter if you ignore the obvious warning signs. She had the skill, experience, and confidence to handle the outbreak, but the moment she underestimated the creature and got too close, she made the exact mistake every player has made at least once: “Let me just get a closer look.” And Resident Evil immediately punished her for it.

Why was the "cure" a physical projectile component trusted to a random courier rather than an internal Umbrella team? #ResidentEvil

I actually thought we’d get a Claire and Sherry relationship between Bryan and the girl who bit him.#ResidentEvil

Tony Stark didn’t become Iron Man because he wanted to be a hero. He started as a genius, billionaire, arrogant weapons manufacturer who thought he had everything figured out. Then Afghanistan changed him. Captured and wounded, Tony was saved by Yinsen, a man he barely remembered meeting. Together, they built the first arc reactor and the suit that would help Tony escape. Yinsen sacrificed himself so Tony could live. That moment showed Tony what a real hero looked like. And that’s where Iron Man was truly born.

My girlfriend left me at a hotel and ran straight to her ex while I was standing right there. We had been together for years and had already planned our future. She once told me how her ex used to beat and mistreat her when they were together. Back then, he was only an upcoming celebrity. Years later, she met me, and everything seemed perfect. One night, we checked into a hotel to spend the night together. We went downstairs to the bar, ordered drinks, and started talking. Me: “You look happy tonight.” Her: “I am. I finally have the life I always wanted.” I smiled. Then suddenly, the atmosphere changed. A group of bodyguards entered the bar, surrounding a man everyone immediately recognized. It was her ex. The same man she had spent years telling me was the worst person she'd ever dated. I looked at her. She had gone completely silent. Me: “Are you okay?” Her: “Yes.” A few seconds passed. Me: “Are you sure?” Her: “I'm fine. Just leave it.” But she couldn't stop staring at him. Then, without warning, she stood up and ran toward him.