sammywhatammy:

a-flawless-difference:

Hiddlesworth - the ultimate brOPT

claricechiarasorcha:

torrilla:

Henry IV clip: Prince Hal is Summoned to Court

…it’s probably kind of wrong, that I watched this and thought ODIN BETTER DO THAT TO LOKI.

So my older brother’s friends works in New York. He saw the set of The Avengers and for some reason thought it was a sequel to 2012…idiot. I corrected him, of course. Later that day he went to a coffee cart near by set to grab coffee with a co-worker. Then what happened soon after is what…

carrotcakebandit:

It already feels like summer >:I

tomhiddlestonfans:

he used the word ‘debonaire’

the-unnatural-disaster:

Oh, my GOD. ONTD brings me the best stuff: A young Clark Gregg! He’s so adorable!

thesonic-and-thewand:

A moment of silence for the camera man who died for these shots

semperloki:

hecklocki:

umqra-is-not-morse-code:

tomhiddlestonappreciationblog:

SO MANY FEELS

This scene is SOOOOO important and so few people are talking about it.
WHY? Seriously.
If you want any proof that he’s not completely in control the whole movie, here it is.
Loki is just a pawn with big plans who has gotten himself into huge shit and can’t get out of it.
And this scene makes it pretty fucking obvious that they’ve been torturing and manipulating him and are threatening to make it a thousand times worse.

I should probably just post my insane 5k essay I’ve written on how fucked up Loki is in this film. Because I’ve just got a lot of feelings.

thank you.

The look in his eyes says it all. It’s pure fear, which is something he isn’t used to. Whatever the hell they did to him is haunting him, and that’s why he is so desperate to make sure his plan succeeds. Come on, at the start of the film he looks terrible. He looks so sick and like he has the weight of the world on his shoulders. He’s desperate. 

Sigh. Oh my feels.

YEAH. And this scene pretty much sums up his entire character. He acts like he’s in control, but he’s not, and he’s never been. He has no fucking CLUE what he’s doing. He’s just acting out and pretending he doesn’t care to get back at Thor, which is really ironic because it shows that he DOES care. In fact, that’s all he cares about.

But he’s never had a place, and like Coulson says, he lacks conviction. He doesn’t know what the fuck he’s doing. He’s just trying to pretend like he has it all together - which he clearly doesn’t. So he ends up doing things for others. Becoming what others want of him or what others think of him.

He’s just searching for an identity he’s never had.