There’s a popular theory that the memory spell needs the target’s consent and physical presence to work. Mysterio was already dead, so that wasn’t an option. Even if it had worked, the news footage and reports would still exist linking Peter Parker to Spider-Man and the murder accusation the world would just not remember who originally said it. Peter was also in full panic mode as a teenager whose life was collapsing. Strange probably should’ve pushed back harder though. 😂

Red Skull wasn’t guarding a vault so much as serving a sentence. The Space Stone banished him to Vormir in 1945 for abusing it and the Soul Stone turned him into its permanent guide able to explain the rules but unable to claim it himself. Nothing in the films indicates a previous keeper; the stone was already sealed behind a sacrifice requirement (a soul for a soul) so it didn’t need an attendant until the Stones themselves decided to stick one there. Marvel left the earlier history blank, which fits the pattern of treating the Stones as ancient and mostly selfenforcing rather than staffed.

This is so fvcking cool

In Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022), Wanda can access infinite universes where her variants died and left behind orphaned kids. Yet instead of finding one of those universes, she kills the Illuminati just to steal a family that already has a living mother. With infinite universes to choose from, you’d think there might’ve been another way.

he hasn’t even learnt to control his conquerors haki so i think not

Paths of Glory might be more devastating than a lot of longer war films because Kubrick doesn’t need to show endless combat. He focuses on what happens when the people in charge decide someone else must pay for their failure. Paths of Glory (1957)

100% Confidence 0% Ability

Captain America is so perfect with the shield, that no other character can play the role like him

I’m 42 years old, and for a long time I couldn’t decide which hurt more: the fact that my wife cheated on me, or the way our marriage changed after I found out. We had been together for fifteen years. We owned a house, raised two kids, paid our bills, took vacations when we could. From the outside, we were ordinary. Then I discovered she had been having an affair with a man from work. When I confronted her, she didn’t make excuses. At least, not at first. She cried. She told me she was ashamed. She said she’d made a terrible mistake and that she wanted to save our family. I wanted to believe her. So I stayed. For a while, she seemed genuinely remorseful. She answered my questions, showed me she was cutting contact with him, and told me she understood why I couldn’t trust her. But slowly, the conversation began to change. Whenever I asked about something that made me uncomfortable, she’d say, “I understand why you’re asking. I really do.” Then she’d pause. “But I can’t spend the rest of my life proving I’m not that person anymore.” It sounded reasonable. That was the problem. She never simply told me I was wrong. She made me feel as though I was being unfair. If I asked why she’d come home late, she’d explain calmly and then say, “I thought we agreed we were trying to move forward.” If I looked upset, she’d become quiet. “I guess nothing I do is ever going to be enough for you.” Then I’d end up comforting her. Sometimes I’d apologize for bringing it up. I started questioning myself. Maybe I was becoming controlling. Maybe I really was punishing her. Maybe forgiveness meant I wasn’t allowed to be hurt anymore.

Downgrade for sure The old suit had texture and weight. This one just looks like fabric and 💩 .

💚 Hologram Hal Knew John Stewart Would NEVER Say It….. So He TRICKED Him Into Saying It. This is the most clever scene of the entire season. John already knows Hal’s final words to Kerry were: “I love you.” So Hal gets John to repeat them. And then you realize what he’s doing. Hal knows John. He knows this stubborn kid isn’t going to just open up and tell him how he feels. So Hal finds another way to get him there. And John finally says it: “I love you too, Junior.” Damn. 💔 #lanterns

In X-Men: First Class (2011), Charles tells Mystique, who feels insecure about her blue appearance, “You are awfully concerned with your looks.” Charles can read minds, but the moment he can’t read someone’s thoughts, he suddenly has no idea how to read the room.

If Hulk haven’t smash you just know you haven’t really connected with him yet 😂

See what?? $1k cash out like it’s nothing on Duelbits 🥶

Onslaught. He’s the one villain comics literally built to drag the Avengers and X-Men into the same war, and he scales past either team alone. If you want something that also pulls in the F4 without recycling Galactus, Annihilus and the Annihilation Wave Negative Zone, planetary extinction, Reed’s problem that becomes everyone’s. Apocalypse covers the mutant saga, but he doesn’t need the other two teams to work.

He didn’t. The windshield is already cracked in the shot, and stopping a bus that fast would still slam every passenger into the seats or windows at roughly the same force as hitting the ground. It’s pure comic book logic Shazam’s powers somehow spread the load across the whole vehicle while the script ignores inertia

Beans just dey hungry some people to chop. 😂

I still remember how overwhelming the Omaha Beach scene felt the first time I watched it. The camera is so chaotic that I barely knew what was happening, and somehow that made the whole thing feel even more real. Saving Private Ryan (1998)

I let my boyfriend sleep with my best friend because I was tired of hearing him say he had never experienced anything with anyone else. I thought giving him permission would kill the curiosity. It didn't. The first time happened after a party. He came home at 3 a.m., sat on the edge of the bed and told me everything. I asked if it was good. He said yes. I told him I was happy he got it out of his system. I wasn't.

If Sentry taps into the Void, can he withstand Doctor Doom?