#I am convinced that this was not in the script #Matt was supposed to jump on the hammock and missed #because he’s Matt and he is a danger to himself and others #and this line was just an expression of his confusion#THIS IS WHAT HAPPENED AND NO ONE WILL EVER CONVINCE ME OTHERWISE
It actually is true that Matt was supposed to land on the hammocks but because he covered for the fall so well it was decided to keep it in.
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I just smiled instantly. First note. Smiled.
All my feelings. ALL OF THEM.
i think our entire generation gets chills when they hear this
you know those feels
when you’re so into something
and you just wanna talk about it all the time but everyone else around you would be like wat
My little brother got into outer space and stuff so my step-mom bought him a place mat with all the planets on it. When I first saw it, I was upset, because it was newer and so Pluto wasn’t labeled. I was about to say something when I noticed something…
Pluto is there.
The artist remembered Pluto.
Guys…
The artist drew Pluto crying.
When it means possibly killing her, her response is basically ”why haven’t you already done it?”
When it means having to go on without him, no way.
Reblog if you think Agent Phil Coulson should get his own movie.
No, I disagree. That’s what made Coulson so amazing. He’s not the ‘Hero’, he;s not the focus. He’s there behind the scenes, making sure everything is ticking properly. He’s the foundation that makes vibranium look like tin foil.
A movie about Phil Coulson would be complete crap, because it would go completely against character.
^^^^ This.
It’s what I love about this character. Sure, he’s a badass (as the Marvel Short Films “The Consultant” and “A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To Thor’s Hammer” prove), but he’s like the Secret Service; you never see him, but you always know he’s there, doing what needs to be done to make sure that the people in the limelight have what they need to do their jobs.
Exactly, he knows that he’s in the exact right position for his abilities to do the most good. You could put him in the Total Perspective Vortex, and he’d come out just a bit uncomfortable with how much more important he IS compared to what he THOUGHT.
Indeed. Coulson’s at his best when he’s blending into the wallpaper, doing important things that no one seems to notice. I even think he intentionally let Tony Stark leave his house to retrieve the Stark Expo model. He probably didn’t know what was on it, but he knew it was important to what Tony was meant to be doing at that time. The one time we do see him doing something in the foreground (when he interrogates Thor), he ultimately lets him go, because he’s making an educated guess that Thor is important to what’s going on, and that he needs to be free to do his thing.
When you consider the best way to get Tony Stark to do something is to tell him NOT to do it, yeah, he played Tony.
Reblog if you think Agent Phil Coulson should get his own movie.
No, I disagree. That’s what made Coulson so amazing. He’s not the ‘Hero’, he;s not the focus. He’s there behind the scenes, making sure everything is ticking properly. He’s the foundation that makes vibranium look like tin foil.
A movie about Phil Coulson would be complete crap, because it would go completely against character.
^^^^ This.
It’s what I love about this character. Sure, he’s a badass (as the Marvel Short Films “The Consultant” and “A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To Thor’s Hammer” prove), but he’s like the Secret Service; you never see him, but you always know he’s there, doing what needs to be done to make sure that the people in the limelight have what they need to do their jobs.
Exactly, he knows that he’s in the exact right position for his abilities to do the most good. You could put him in the Total Perspective Vortex, and he’d come out just a bit uncomfortable with how much more important he IS compared to what he THOUGHT.
