Since no one wants to come out and say it, I will. #Primetime featuring Robert Pattinson as Chris Hansen was not what I expected it to be, and honestly, I found it pretty disappointing. Robert delivered, of course. His acting was phenomenal as always, but the plot and the movie itself just didn’t do it for me. I really wanted to love this one, but it just wasn’t hitting the way I expected.

Maybe I'm stupid but how could cap travel through multiple timelines to return the stones and eventually settle with Peggy without even aging?

They're already planning the next Deadpool movie. Him making Thor cry will probably be a gag where Thor doesn't realize just how much Deadpool can regenerate.

Thor’s fuel throughout Infinity War was to take revenge on Thanos, i personally think that was Thor’s downfall and what made him lose against Thanos.

The theatrical release of Avengers: Endgame Encore has delivered an explosive bridge directly into the Multiverse Saga climax, providing four distinct post credits sequences packed with major implications for Avengers: Doomsday. These newly integrated scenes redefine everything fans thought they knew about the ending of the Infinity Saga. The first sequence extends Steve Rogers peaceful timeline departure alongside Peggy Carter. Just as the couple settles into their quiet life, a knock sounds at the door. Peggy opens it to reveal Loki standing on the porch, offering a cryptic warning that he is there to help them navigate the unfolding timeline crisis. Meanwhile, a subterranean military installation serves as the backdrop for the second scene, where Bruce Banner attempts to regulate his Hulk transformation following the events of Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Doctor Doom suddenly breaches the facility, declaring he has come for Banner before a brief clash leaves the room empty, marked only by glowing mystic runes. The thematic climax arrives as the legendary metal hammering sound from the original 2019 theatrical credits receives a terrifying visual context. The scene returns to the iconic Afghanistan cave, showing Doctor Doom forging his own metallic mask in a direct dark mirror to Tony Starks original Mark I assembly. Finally, the narrative shifts back to the TVA, where Mobius, Casey, and Ouroboros monitor a catastrophic wave of multiversal incursions. As monitors track iconic alternate realities like Earth 10005, Earth 400083, Earth 15886, and Earth 82111 being marked as destroyed, O.B. delivers a chilling declaration that the multiverse is officially collapsing.

Am I the only one that thinks… Primetime is better for skipping the usual origin-story format? It throws you straight into 2006 during the To Catch a Predator era, making it feel more like a strange moment in time than a typical biopic. The visuals are perfectly unsettling, and Robert Pattinson is genuinely hilarious as a guy who knows he’s great on camera and keeps performing for it. Sharp, weird, and surprisingly entertaining.

For everyone wondering if Bryan could've been saved if the Umbrella scientist injected him with the cure after he mutated... RE9 confirmed this. Look at Emily (Subject 171). She took the T-Virus, mutated into a horrific monster, and seemed entirely lost. But after Leon administers the Elpis vaccine, it completely reverses the virus, repairs the massive tissue damage, and restores her fully to human form. If Bryan had received the antidote he’d be alive today. 💔 #ResidentEvilㅤ

Why do people keep people mix up the T-Virus and G-Virus? The T-Virus usually causes little to no major mutation in humans, while the G-Virus is the one associated with the extreme mutations. And in the original RE lore, William Birkin was the only person infected with the G-Virus.

You're comparing an engineered prototype clone receiving an experimental cure to an everyday courier whose chest literally morphed into a mouth full of fangs. Using modern RE9 bio-tech to rewrite classic Resident Evil lore makes zero sense. The Elpis vaccine is an unprecedented miracle breakthrough tailored for Subject 171’s genetic profile, while Bryan walked into an early 1998 Umbrella facility stocked with basic antivirals meant only to halt early T-Virus incubation. A standard Umbrella vaccine stops cellular replication before the host turns, it doesn't possess biological rewinding powers to dissolve newly grown bone, collapse predator teeth, and reconstruct missing human organs. Once advanced cellular mutation destroys gross anatomy, the host is already gone. Injecting Bryan with that facility's compound would have triggered fatal systemic shock on the spot worseing his condition. #ResidentEvil

What makes Maestro scary to me isn’t just that he’s an evil future version of Hulk. He spent decades absorbing radiation from a nuclear war, so he’s walking around with a massive strength boost before the fight even starts. Regular Hulk gets stronger as he gets angrier, while Maestro is basically starting from an already ridiculous level. Then you add Banner’s intelligence with none of his morality. That’s where things get ugly. Banner and Professor Hulk still hold back because they don’t want innocent people getting hurt. Maestro doesn’t give a damn. He uses traps, dirty tactics and psychological warfare, and he even broke regular Hulk’s neck in their first fight because he knew exactly how his younger self would fight.

Leon really clocked in for his first day like it was a comedy special while Jill was out here fighting for her life and Claire was on a full-blown family search. Raccoon City really said ‘everyone’s plot is happening at once.’ #ResidentEvilㅤ

My friend ended a six-month relationship because his girlfriend never made him jealous. He actually said this over dinner while she was sitting beside him. “She’s too comfortable,” he told me. “Nobody calls her. Nobody flirts with her. She doesn’t even make me wonder where she is.” She quietly finished her food. I thought he was being immature. Then, two weeks later, I saw her crying outside his apartment. She had found something. I assumed she had discovered another woman. She hadn’t. She had found a notebook in his drawer. Inside were names, dates, and little notes about women he had deliberately flirted with whenever he felt his girlfriend was becoming “too secure.” He wanted reactions. If she got upset, he felt wanted. If she didn’t, he pushed harder.

🎬📺The Descendants (2011)🔥❤️⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Descendants is just “rich Hawaiian guy finds out his wife was cheating while he’s deciding whether to sell 25,000 acres of ancestral land… and somehow still makes you cry.” Peak first-world problems cinema. And it works. George Clooney’s best performance isn’t the charming smooth-talker roles. It’s the quiet, broken dad in The Descendants who realizes paradise is a lie and his wife was already gone long before the coma. Most underrated “serious Clooney” ever. Shailene Woodley didn’t just act in The Descendants. She weaponized teenage rage and grief into something so real it still feels dangerous. That scene where she tells Clooney the truth about her mom? Career-defining. Still unmatched. Matt King choosing not to sell the land at the end is the most radical act in the movie. In a culture that treats every inheritance like a cash-out opportunity, he chooses legacy over money. That decision hits harder in 2026 than it did in 2011. ⭐Synopsis: Imagine discovering your wife’s been cheating on you… while she’s in an irreversible coma and her living will is about to take effect. Now add two damaged daughters, a ticking trust that controls paradise itself, and a real estate agent who might profit from it all. That’s The Descendants. Still one of the most elegant gut-punches ever filmed.

Captain America being able to carry Thor’s hammer was the coolest bit in the movie, but I keep on wondering how Thor reacted when his hammer got missing and probably saw Captain America with it.

So in this scene, Steve knows: - Bucky is alive and being tortured by HYDRA. - HYDRA has infiltrated SHIELD. - Howard and Maria Stark will be murdered. - Loki, Ultron, Thanos, the Snap. I just can’t wrap my head around him dancing with Peggy while knowing that his best friend is alive and being tortured. How did he even manage to live with it?

Bryan’s transformation seems so sudden because the infection had already been progressing beneath the surface. Once it reached a critical point, his mutation rapidly accelerated. The problem is that the movie spends so much time showing his slow deterioration, then suddenly jumps to his final form once the cure is within reach. It makes the transformation feel rushed rather than properly explained.

If the Ancient One was still around during Infinity War, I really don’t see Strange getting caught that easily by Ebony Maw and Cull Obsidian. Strange was still relatively new to the mystic arts and had his own rules about how he used them. The Ancient One had centuries of experience and had already spent years bending those rules, even pulling power from the Dark Dimension when Earth was in serious danger. She probably wouldn’t be getting on Maw’s ship or trying to talk things out. The second those two showed up, I could see her dropping Maw into the Mirror Dimension before he even got close to Strange or the Time Stone. That changes the whole New York fight from a desperate scramble into a much more controlled defense of the Stone.

Can someone explain to me why Bryan’s mutated form was literally the strongest thing we saw in the entire movie, while the one that was chasing him earlier couldn’t even knock down a metal net fence? #ResidentEvilㅤ

What if the old Steve we saw from Endgame was actually just Loki Now, I have zero proof on how this works, but by how things are set up between Steve and Loki, I strongly feel like this could be a possibility, and it doesn't even not make sense. What do y'all think about this? #Avengersdoomsday