Kei

She played Eliza in Hamilton, and can we be honest that she would be great as May Castellan?

She plays the distressed mother role in so many things. And she is just the perfect fit for it, she would capture that distressed mother of a son who she doesn't know isn't coming home to perfection.

"We need more complex mcu characters" and y'all can't handle one character making an irrational decision driven by emotion.

People hate bc of the Thanos situation

Be realistic here, no person would ever do the rational thing in this situation, if you had just learned that the love of your life was murdered by the person in front of you, you'd probably lose it too.

That's like when people say "If I were Orpheus, I just wouldn't have looked back"

Are sirens transphobic?

It was not a coma

SHE WAS DEAD

It was not birth

It was not a c-section

It was through an autopsy

In death, women are not even safe. The fetus came 3 months early at one pound. ONE POUND. It will not survive, if it does it will live a horrible life with very high chances of: never being able to walk, never being able to see, never being able to hear, and not able to survive on its own.

People, men, are still having the audacity to say this isn't a big deal. A DEAD woman's body was being used, against the family's wishes, as an incubator for a baby who everyone, even the doctors, knew would not survive for long.

This is no longer a feminist movement. Anyone with a brain should see how wrong this is

This man is literally being tortured. His whole life, his memories, his whole being, is being repeatedly wiped, and he is being conditioned into obeying Hydra's word.

And the only thing people can muster up to say is "This was so hot".

The way he whimpers before the electricity touches him is not fueled by arousal. It is a whimper of pure fear because everything he knows is about to be ripped coldly from him.

Stop sexualizing the torture.

I get people like Stucky but to me it has always felt like Steve wanted the old Bucky back. Meanwhile, Sam was able to take Bucky and want him as he is now.

The fact that after Bucky comes back and basically the only time you really see him smiling is when he is with Sam.

Bucky has even said he was willing to live with Sam.

Not to say I didn't like thunderbolts because the movie was so well done, but he already has his found family…with Sam.

Saying that him and Sam had nothing is erasing years of friendship between them.

Placing them in that space where its so evident that we're going to have another Civil War moment was not a great move. It erases years of plot and gets rid of the only family he ever truly had after Steve.

To me it feels SO wrong for Bucky to be on a team with JOHN WALKER, of all people, over Sam.

The movie perfectly portrays mental health. And that little comment was actually so much more than a little comment.