caught you off guard, didn't I?

Ghost!Anakin: *motioning to the shrine of his skull & Vader mask* WHAAAAAT IS THIS?! WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAT IS THIS?!

Watch: He definitely wasn’t expecting that.

And that shit must be terribly hard for an actor because like, RDJ is not playing, and has never played, a cold/unemotional character, he’s actually playing one of the most emotional characters in the MCU (jfc Tony’s the one who actively says he is following his heart) who’s ALSO the one who has a whole arc about literal and metaphorical armoring, RDJ can’t just “look put together” he has to look like he’s actively trying to look like he’s put together, it’s some acting inception shit. And it’s SO IMPORTANT IN A CW ARC I’m gonna die

I mean good god I hope fandom appreciates that Cap 3 is not a “Steve hurt me and I’m angrysad and I’m gonna fight him” arc for Tony, it’s a “Steve hurt me and I’m angrysad and I’m ALSO trying to hold together the weight of our tarnished public profiles while Steve runs around and pretty much politically confirms that we’re all out of control” Tony is stepping in as an Avengers/government mediator over here, and that pressure is publicly on him. He’s basically a Jenga tower with compromised foundations, that’s at the base corner of a BIGGER Jenga tower that’s also compromised

And this thing where Tony is like “[sighs, gritted teeth] sometimes I want to punch you in your perfect teeth” and [frustratingly bangs hand against railing] and now in the TV spot where he obviously just heard an unpleasant thing and he just clenches his jaw – we’re watching Tony deal with a very fragile balance and you do get this UNCOMFORTABLE, STRESSFUL AF impression that he’s got a lot of stress points going on and if you breathe in their general direction he might EITHER swallow it back and slay you with his eyes OR he might punch you in the jaw with no warning OR he might do both, as he does before backhanding Steve when his expression goes from “I’m going to cry” to “but sure as FUCK not in front of YOU” in the SPLIT SECOND it takes him to look up at Steve

My god this is that IM1 moment when Tony is staring into the TV reports on Gulmira and he’s TIGHTENING THE THING IN THE GAUNTLET and he stands up TAKES A DEEP BREATH, ROLLS BACK HIS SHOULDERS, and then fucking LAYS WASTE TO HIS OWN REFLECTION NOT ONCE, BUT THREE TIMES fucking god this is him walking out of a hospital after seeing happy and staring straight into the camera like “here’s a holiday greeting I HAVE DECIDED THAT YOU JUST DIED” before THROWING A GUY’S CELL PHONE AGAINST A WALL like “BILL ME”

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When I run into him and he says,“Let me give you this letter and take you on this crazy adventure,” the answer, of course, is yes. Always.