Friendmeme!

[garrideb.livejournal.com]

People have been asking for a party post and a friend meme for ages - sorry it took so long! Party it up in the comments here, or fill out this handy form and copy/paste it. There will be movie spoilers in the comments! There will also be gifs, joy, and virtual mead in the comments! Basically, go wild and make friends!

<b>What name/handle do you go by?</b> <b>What was your favorite Avengers movie moment?</b> <b>What do you want in the next Marvel movie?</b> <b>Any exciting fandom plans?</b> <b>Share a gif/comic scan/random image?</b>

Comments

[shinysylver.livejournal.com]

Oh gosh, the Glow Stick of Destiny killed me because even Loki laughed. Also the sound it made on Tony's arc reactor. *tink*

*licks your gif shamelessly*

[tsukinofaerii.livejournal.com]

That was perfect. And I loved RDJ's acting. You could see that Tony hadn't anticipated being brainwashed and was about to go "oh shit" before he was saved by the reactor. Again.

I believe Marvel picks its main leads based on lickability. I have yet to be proven wrong.

[shinysylver.livejournal.com]

I loved how casual Tony was just pouring a drink all in his civilian clothes. He genuinely surprised Loki in that movie. So did Natasha. I don't think Loki was quite prepared for humans like them.

Lickability is an excellent way to cast in my opinion. It's worked out quite well for them...and us...

[tsukinofaerii.livejournal.com]

Tony is a master of keeping his cool. After IM 1&2, the man has it down.

Really, 90% of Loki's problems were caused by underestimating humans. (The other 10% are His Issues.) He said it straight up to Thor, he thinks he's better than them, and everytime he acts on that he got his ass handed to him. Fitting.

[shinysylver.livejournal.com]

Oh completely. Pretty much every diatribe Loki went on could be seen as his own issues. Projecting much? But I still had to love that Nat beat him at his own game and that Tony was just so badass awesome. The moment when Tony figured out the plan and also realized that he was actually a diva like Loki was one of my favorites too.

[tsukinofaerii.livejournal.com]

LOL I loved that. If you're watching Steve in that scene, you can see when he figures it out. Specifically, the word "diva". After that he's just sort of nodding along, waiting for Tony to make the connection. It's beautiful.

[shinysylver.livejournal.com]

I know! It calls back the moment when Steve was talking about Stark Tower at the beginning. Steve may have been very very wrong about Tony's willingness to sacrifice but he does have his diva number.