Have you ever noticed how horrifying those smiley french fries are in groups?
they’re like
you’re burning us alive
our insides are melting
hELP US
is it just me or is Thor channeling some serious Nicolas Cage here.
Verily I say BEES
Thou must forcefully acquire the Document of Freedom
We’re going to steal the Tessaract of Independence.
OH M GOD DEAD
top 5 → superheroes (asked by catching-everlark): Bruce Banner/the Hulk [4/5]
dearjimpleasewillyoufixitforme:
tomhiddlestonappreciationblog:
SO MANY FEELS
This scene is SOOOOO important and so few people are talking about it.
WHY? Seriously.
If you want any proof that he’s not completely in control the whole movie, here it is.
Loki is just a pawn with big plans who has gotten himself into huge shit and can’t get out of it.
And this scene makes it pretty fucking obvious that they’ve been torturing and manipulating him and are threatening to make it a thousand times worse.I should probably just post my insane 5k essay I’ve written on how fucked up Loki is in this film. Because I’ve just got a lot of feelings.
He looks really rough when he comes to earth and it’s like, what the hell’s happened to him? And he has those brief moments when he’s fighting Thor on Stark Tower where he looks around at the destruction, and it’s like he briefly snaps out of it, as if he’s lost control and has no idea how things got this way.
Exactly my thoughts. He looks scared here. Fucking scared. He strikes a bargain with creatures that terrify him just to try and prove his worthiness. He knows nothing good awaits him if he fails, and he’s scared of that. The thing is, he’s alone now. Utterly and completely alone. He’s rejected all relations he has ever had in Asgard, even his own brother and ‘parents’. He’s dealing with things more dangerous than anything else he has ever encountered, and he’s doing it alone. No brother or father or friend or comrade. Just him, and a bunch of scary ass aliens who wouldn’t think twice about killing him.
