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ne0n-and-garbage · 8 days
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A moment of silence for the brave, beautiful tracks who sacrificed themselves this last year in service of a cause grander than all of us 🕯️❤️
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ne0n-and-garbage · 13 days
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Avengers Fan Art by Phil Cho
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ne0n-and-garbage · 17 days
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DOES ANYONE KNOW THIS MAN?
he just barged into my house and made himself green tea. my friend said he’s called michael romance but he tells me he is called gerard.
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ne0n-and-garbage · 24 days
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REPOSTING FOR CATWS 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY!
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Natasha Romanoff Icons: CATWS edition
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ne0n-and-garbage · 24 days
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"Attention all S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, this is Steve Rogers. You've heard a lot about me over the last few days. Some of you were even ordered to hunt me down. But I think it's time to tell the truth. S.H.I.E.L.D. is not what we thought it was. It's been taken over by HYDRA. Alexander Pierce is their leader. The S.T.R.I.K.E. and Insight crew are HYDRA as well. I don't know how many more, but I know they're in the building. They could be standing right next to you. They almost have what they want. Absolute control. They shot Nick Fury. And it won't end there. If you launch those Helicarriers today, HYDRA will be able to kill anyone that stands in their way. Unless we stop them. I know I'm asking a lot. But the price of freedom is high. It always has been. And it's a price I'm willing to pay. And if I'm the only one, then so be it. But I'm willing to bet I'm not."
Happy 10th Anniversary to Captain America: The Winter Soldier
April 4th 2014-April 4th 2024
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ne0n-and-garbage · 24 days
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SEBASTIAN STAN as BUCKY BARNES Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)
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ne0n-and-garbage · 24 days
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HAPPY 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY, CAPTAIN AMERICA:THE WINTER SOLDIER!!!
AKA: The greatest movie of all time!
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ne0n-and-garbage · 26 days
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that bread does not look edible
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ne0n-and-garbage · 26 days
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ne0n-and-garbage · 26 days
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HE CAN COUNT HIMSELF LUCKY TO BE ALIVE.
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ne0n-and-garbage · 26 days
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My boyfriend and I are getting Fall Out Boy tattoos.
He's getting "half-doomed" and I'm getting "semisweet"
I fucking love DOoWB.
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ne0n-and-garbage · 1 month
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do think if we went insane for like a random hour (say 6pm-7pm) on a random tuesday (19/03/24) that we could get mcr trending?
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ne0n-and-garbage · 1 month
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Fighting for good, one widow bite at the time: Black Widow's cultural impact
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Critics scoff when I call the Black Widow movie a favorite, but hear me out. It deserved a better release window, maybe at an earlier time, when things would've been viewed differently. Sure, it doesn't rise up what it could've been, leaving so much lingering dreams in the hearts of us, fans. So much potential remains untapped, so many questions unanswered... but Natasha Romanoff? She rises above it all. If you doubt her power, think again, and as I said, hear me out.
Black Widow, the assasin with steely eyes that hide and protect a heart of gold, has transcended the screen to become a cultural icon. From her first appereance in the MCU in Iron Man 2 (2010) to Black Widow (2021), she truly went through a lot, took us with her, and thaught everyone some lessons on the way.
Shattering the mold of the damsel in distress: She's no sidekick, she's a strategist and a fierce fighter. She is a vital member of the Avengers, that's a fact we saw in the 2012 movie. After all, how many characters can you name that tricked the God of Mischief? Nat didn't only do it exceptionally, she is the first we saw doing this on screen.
Reclaiming Narrative: Unlike many superheroes defined by singular origins, Black Widow carried the trauma of a dark past, manipulated by the Red Room, a notorious spy program. Her movie explored this narrative, acknowledging the exploitation and abuse she endured. This resonated with survivors of violence and abuse, offering validation and representation. Her journey of breaking free from her past resonated on a broader level, highlighting themes of resilience, empowerment, and overcoming hardship. Furthermore, she hasn't always been a hero, an avenger. "Regimes fall everyday. I tend not to weep over that, I'm russian" and "I've got red in my ledger. I'd like to wipe it out" show how she's not just using the power she already has, but has the power to change as well. This isn't about brute force, it's about internal struggle and choosing to become a better version of herself despite her history.
Sisterhood and Solidarity: Black Widow's story wasn't solely focused on herself. In "Black Widow," she teams up with other women who share similar experience, even if at first this doesn't seem to work, indoctrinated as they are in the Red Room programme. This depiction of female solidarity resonated with audiences, particularly feminist movements advocating for women's support networks and collective action.
Representation Matters: Black Widow's portrayal as a skilled leader and strategist challenged existing portrayals of Russian characters in Hollywood. They are often depicted as villains or stereotypes, but her complex identity sparked conversations about diversity and representation within the superhero genre.
Defying stereotypes: As the sole original female Avenger, Black Widow carried a unique weight. She didn't need superpowers or a revealing suit — her determination and arsenal spoke for themselves. That's true power. I mean, in some situations she only had two cool firearms, but did better than Captain America with a vibranium shield! I also love how her costume evolved over time, prioritizing functionality over sexualization. Ditching the impractical neckline in her solo movie? A much-needed win! It shows that Black Widow commands respect through her actions, not her body.
Her impact and importance punches like her combat skills, if you ask me.
So, the next time you see the Black Widow, remember, she's more than just a character. She's a symbol of strength, resilience, and the unwavering human spirit. Thanks for being a constant source of inspiration, Nat ❣️
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ne0n-and-garbage · 1 month
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No. As a Russian... just no...
Wouldn’t it be Natasha Romanoffa?
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ne0n-and-garbage · 1 month
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As a Russian redheaded ballerina and martial artist who dabbles in acting myself- I WOULD MAKE THIS MOVIE!!!
I am from Russia, and I immigrated to USA as a teenager, so any bit of my culture I can hold on to means so much. I always related *heavily* to Natasha, but when the Black Widow movie was released, I was disappointed because it wasn't very authentic or heavily influenced by Russian culture.
God, a Black Widow movie written by an actual russian or at the very least made with a russian person anywhere in its general vicinity would slap so hard
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ne0n-and-garbage · 1 month
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Okay so I'm Katya. I'm Russian. And this is kinda confusing to me, too. But my patronymic has an extra "n" in it, as do many others. I really think it depends on the name and the person. I am a native Russian, and native Russian speaker, and nonetheless I still get confused about this occasionally. Patronymics are weird.
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If Nat's middle name is Alianovna, then why did Red Skull call her "daughter of Ivan" on Vormir???
Context: a Russian person's middle name is based on the name of their father. So, Dmitri, son of Ivan, becomes Dmitri Ivanovich. Following this, Nat should've been Natasha Ivanovna Romanoff/Romanova/whatever you wanna do, instead of Natasha Alianovna. Also where did that second 'n' come from???? Is that a thing in Russian middle names? Embellishing it with an extra 'n'? In my Russian lessons with the demonic green birb, with characters like Ivan Ivanovich Chernov, there's no extra 'n' in the Authentic Russian Female Name. Just Vera Ivanova. I'M SO CONFUSED AND NOW I WISH NAT COULD'VE LIVED SO THAT THEY COULD DO A SERIES OF HER GOING "help my middle name is weird" AND INVESTIGATING HER PAST :(
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