Caspian Ray. Pronouns: they/them. Note: I met Tom Holland a few months ago so that post isn't recent. I mostly reblog Marvel, Musicals, and stuff I find funny. Aesthetic-ish account: @fear-death-and-other-disasters
the violet chronicles (six part miniseries that aubrey plaza wins emmys for)
elastagirl origins 2: the incredibles (it picks up where the last elastagirl movie leaves off which was at the beginnning of the incredibles so its just the incredibles again)
syndrome
incredibles 5: this time there;s lore
EDNA 2
frozone 3
the dash chronicles (planned for eight movies, first one tanks so hard they delete him from the canon)
EDNA 3
bike boy (about the kid on the bike with the gun)
the incredibles 6: syndrome’s revenge
EDNA 4
EDNA 5 (public demand high for edna mode movies)
EDNA 6
frozone 4: frozen (it’s frozen but all the characters are frozone)
EDNA 7
the incredibles (reboot)
short guy voiced by wallace shaw who was mr. incredible’s boss in the first movie, the movie
EDNA 8
EDNA 9
EDNA 10
All movies then replaed by Edna Mode movies
Hey Bec I just want you to know that the concept of Dashiell Robert Parr being deleted entirely from the Incredibles canon was so funny to me that I had a ten-minute meltdown on my girlfriend’s living room floor and then started crying because my gut hurt so bad from laughing that I thought I was gonna throw up. Thanks
MCU Asks || Anonymous asked: Favorite Actor
↳ Sebastian Stan I find that in social media, the problem is you’re always seeing the best in someone’s life and it’s just not that way. It’s a misconception. Your life is all kinds of colors all the time and people are afraid to show that, I guess.
One of the things I love about Leverage is how all of the main male characters are giant middle fingers to toxic masculinity.
Like, Nate is shown to suffer through his grief, coping through alcohol, and he’s not portrayed as weak for his emotions.
You think Eliot would be the most obnoxiously masculine person in the show, being a former military black ops dude who busts heads for a living. But he isn’t! He’s passionate about cooking, he loves kids, even when he sleeps around he treats all of those women with an equal amount of respect; when Hardison is affectionate with him he often denies his small moments of reciprocity but instead of getting violent (”gay panic”) he simply goes “Dammit Hardison!” and is embarrassed because Hardison usually does it to embarrass him in front of a girl he’s flirting with, but he’s never ashamed or humiliated.
Speaking of Hardison.
Oh, Hardison.
My dearest, beloved marshmallow.
The most loving and affectionate member of the team is a black man. This guy hacked the bank of Iceland to pay his foster mom’s hospital bills. He plays the violin, he paints, and he just feels so much empathy for the people they help. He’s the first one to go in for a hug, the first one to admit his feelings, this funny and delightful man who is so fiercely protective and loving. He owns up to his weaknesses, admits when he needs someone, is so supportive of his team. The first one on the team to call them a family!
Sometimes I just randomly think about Leverage and want to cry because I have never seen another show that does characters the way Leverage does.
I just want to say that Eliot wore guy-liner in one episode.
I feel like a sham because I completely forgot about that episode! And what’s also great about that episode is that at the same time he displayed a knowledge of fashion while talking to Parker, who was hopelessly confused.
And he tried to play it off as him having slept with a lot of models, but that means that he listens to the women he sleeps with and at least gets to know them on some level. He takes everyone woman he sleeps with seriously and that is so important.
