But.. the point was.. Strange was trying to send them back.. not cure them… and that’s why Peter trapped him in the Mirror Dimension
both of them were being dumbasses
strange saying "that's their fate and we can't mess with it" when all they do is mess with timelines and nothing ever changes cuz there's infinite timelines and nothing ultimately matters
Peter trying to just give mass murderers second chances cuz its moral like not they are evil people why r we feeling bad for them
ah i missed their posts, this thread is going a mile a minute, fandom is just so weird about criticism of the thing they like. But thats the s***ty part of late capitalism i guess where liking an entertainment property has unfortunately become a core part of some peoples personality, so they conflate your criticism of the movie with criticism of them as people
REAL S***
They saw it as a second chance at life being that they were dead in their universes, so I think they were just going back to their normal criminal activities that they were up to before they got transported
they were in a totally different universe in a different time what normal criminal activities could they continue... oscorp doesn't even exist
why is it even a conversation that spider-man1 is better than the mcu spider-man? spider-man 1 f***ing legitimized superhero movies as a genre in general you think far from home couldve started this s***??? the only mcu movies that touch sm1 are iron man 1 and endgame? like don't play with sam raimi like that
both of them were being dumbasses
strange saying "that's their fate and we can't mess with it" when all they do is mess with timelines and nothing ever changes cuz there's infinite timelines and nothing ultimately matters
Peter trying to just give mass murderers second chances cuz its moral like not they are evil people why r we feeling bad for them
Yea maybe superhero movies just aren't for you lol.
Heroes just dont kill, not matter how bad that person is
I meannn this isn't exclusive to just the MCU
tobey maguire 1st SM3 dance scene really one of the greatest scenes in cinematic history. like deadass.
Yea maybe superhero movies just aren't for you lol.
Heroes just dont kill, not matter how bad that person is
I meannn this isn't exclusive to just the MCU
niggas overthinking
Yea maybe superhero movies just aren't for you lol.
Heroes just dont kill, not matter how bad that person is
I meannn this isn't exclusive to just the MCU
in captain america 1 captain america throws one of the red skulls henchman into a plane propeller
REAL S***
Nah @survival_horror posts need more attention cuz when we was saying the same s*** it was a war zone 😂😂😭😭😭
ah i missed their posts, this thread is going a mile a minute, fandom is just so weird about criticism of the thing they like. But thats the s***ty part of late capitalism i guess where liking an entertainment property has unfortunately become a core part of some peoples personality, so they conflate your criticism of the movie with criticism of them as people
Opinions on media are literally just fun things to have. They’re not a reflection of anything about your character, and they are not set in stone. They are in flux, and will change with time. All you can do is be honest. If you start liking something less because of criticism, your initial love might have actually been shallow in the first case. In which case, no biggie, you had an experience, plenty of other things out there to love.
in captain america 1 captain america throws one of the red skulls henchman into a plane propeller
Yea maybe superhero movies just aren't for you lol.
Heroes just dont kill, not matter how bad that person is
I meannn this isn't exclusive to just the MCU
so strange is cool with "killing" if undoing a portal mistake means that u r killing someone
Lowkey Tobey was just in this movie for the check
everyone involved in this movie was in it for the check its a superhero movie
Looks like an Alex Ross drawing 

need HDs
in captain america 1 captain america throws one of the red skulls henchman into a plane propeller
Are there outlier moments? Yes of course
But my point still stands.
Yes people die in hero films, but superheroes generally don't go around intentionally murdering people
And that applies for Marvel and DC
in captain america 1 captain america throws one of the red skulls henchman into a plane propeller
LMFAOOOOOOOOO
everyone involved in this movie was in it for the check its a superhero movie
Well atleast Tom and Andrew acted like they wanted to be there
in captain america 1 captain america throws one of the red skulls henchman into a plane propeller
damn he just like me
Lowkey Tobey was just in this movie for the check
Got serious Harrison Ford in The Force Awakens vibes from him.
Well atleast Tom and Andrew acted like they wanted to be there
how was Tobey supposed to act his character is not some outgoing high energy guy
both of them were being dumbasses
strange saying "that's their fate and we can't mess with it" when all they do is mess with timelines and nothing ever changes cuz there's infinite timelines and nothing ultimately matters
Peter trying to just give mass murderers second chances cuz its moral like not they are evil people why r we feeling bad for them
1. “All they do is mess with timelines”…huh? The only movie beforehand we’ve seen multiple timelines come up in was Endgame, and in that movie they stressed multiple times that if you don’t return things to how they originally are then bad things can happen
2. Peter doesn’t actually know these guys are mass murderers, all he knows is that Spider Man killed them, and for all he knows the Spider Men in their universes could be evil because he himself as Spider Man has never killed anyone