Dont get me wrong here, I love Steve Rogers so much and I loved endgame.

But Steve’s ending felt so out of character for him? Like? I cannot physically imagine why hed leave Bucky like that. They dont have the same connection anymore. Now Steve has lived his entire life and bucky still hasnt gotten the chance, and, if Steve went back to the 70’s, Bucky would have already sustained roughly thirty years of torture from hydra. The Steve we’ve grown to know would have n e v e r let that happen. And I’ve seen some people say like “oh but bucky knew!! He was happy for him!!” Does this look happy to you? Hes not happy at all (pictures). And yeah, he knew, when Steve said “dont do anything stupid until I get back…” which is exactly what bucky said when he went out to war and got captured for the first time. He didnt come back. If you listen closely when Bucky replies with “how can I? You’re taking all the stupid with you..” hes choked up. Probably not trying to cry in front of his best friend. It’s not okay. Marvel destroyed my boys for a motive in the Falcon WS TV show. And once again, I cannot stress this enough 1) I liked endgame, it was really good 2) Steve is my favorite avenger, I’ve studied his character significantly and I’m very certain that this was out of character for him 3) I adore chris evans. Hes an amazing actor and I appreciate everything hes done for the mcu. 4) I just feel like Steve’s ending wasnt very well written or played out. It seems like they only focused on Steve’s relationships from The First Avenger, and no other Captain America movie. They really did bucky dirty imo. I feel like Steve shouldn’t have done what he did because it didnt set right with me and from what I saw, alot of other people. He completely abandoned the life he had been living for awhile now, his friends, his new family, the technologyhes gotten accustomed to, the food, etc.. And also took away from peggy? She had a husband and kids. Not once did Steve mention he had kids with her. So he took Peggy’s old life away to be with her, and Left bucky and sam. Steve also has been living in the present for long enough to get used to everying, he cant just calmly go back and live in the 70’s with everything he knows is going to happen in the present. (Also Steve’s worst fear is the war ending and he would rather live through his worst fear than live a normal life with the people he knows now, but ok. That’s a rant for another time) It really doesnt seem like something he’d do, honestly. Steve is a very selfless person, and it just felt very selfish on his part. I just feel like Steve could have gotten a way better ending if it was written properly.

Klaus doesn’t admit he’s smart because he doesn’t want to be labeled as a nerd. He’s worked hard for his punk life. Could you imagine what it’d do for his reputation of people started asking him math questions????

One time though Fives writing equations on a wall and Klaus comes over and says “you got this bit wrong.”

And Fives just amazed, “How’d you see that?!”

We’re gonna be okay

What makes this sad and upsetting for me is that it makes it seem as if all those movies spent on developing Steve’s place in the new world, all those movies with Steve building friendship with the Avengers, just seems hella useless?? When he apparently doesn’t move on. When he apparently doesn’t value all the new things and all the new people he acquired from all those years enough to stay and continue life around them. And look, i don’t deny that he loved Peggy, and that he loved his friends from the 40s, but….

1. Bucky was already in the present???? The person who has been in his life the longest?? And AGAIN, the he told bucky argument does not work here, because what counts is that he still left to live the rest of his life without him, which in my opinion is out of character after he has repeatedly been characterized as endlessly loyal to him. I was never a stucky shipper, and I don’t even hype up their friendship (proof can be seen on my blog) , but you’re blind if you don’t think that Bucky is easily the most important person in his life.

2. You’re asking me to believe that his friends from the 40s, who mostly was his fellow soldiers who he has known for maybe less than 3 years?? Or much less?? Are more important and valued to him than his friends from the present (WHO AGAIN BUCKY IS PART OF) who he has been through so much shit with, and who he has been with for more than a decade? AND AGAIN WHO LITERALLY JUST APPEARED BACK FROM THE DEAD AFTER FIVE YEARS.

but if boys like horses we call them ‘future cowboys’ and ‘rugged outdoors men’

I’m just saying, I’ve met a lot more horse girls than horse boys so when the dystopic breakdown of society hits us, it’s not going to be roving bands of young men on horseback (they don’t know how to ride, they haven’t B O N D ED)

Fun fact: Lucas Grabeel (the actor who played Ryan) had specifically asked the director if Ryan could be a gay character. The director (Kenny Ortega) thought that it was a great idea, and they both went to Disney to ask if they could pepper in the fact that Ryan was gay, or include a shot of him with a boy, maybe in the background.

Disney didn’t give the okay on that, so they had to instead force him into a relationship with Kelsi, despite neither Lucas or Kenny wanting him to be a straight character.

In the outtakes from the third movie, Lucas actually grabs Zeke (not sure of the actor’s name, sorry!) and straight up makes out with him, simply to spite Disney. You can find that blooper on DVD versions.

(Keep in mind that Zeke was actually Sharpay’s love interest throughout the trilogy, starting with the after-credits scene of the first movie.)

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CAN U IMAGINE THIS ACTUAL BABY FIGHTING THANOS IM CRYING HE LOOKS LIKE HES 10