I knew at least someone was going to end up in wires. It’s just the classic of the First World War. I just didn’t know it was going to be a horse.
Also, the kid’s still searching for the horse… Priorities, damn you, priorities!
I bloody hate humans and our bloody wars…
Thought the Second World War had more casualties, the First World War was the more exhausting one: The trench war.
I’ve got it now: for all deaths that cursed flag thingy is to blame. Whoever had it died.
Why do I have this feeling that Hiddleston’s going to die…?
Damn it! He died…
I don’t like the kid anymore, he’s more upset about a horse than a person who’s been thoughtful enough to keep him in touch with horse’s progression.
Also, ‘Alo ‘Alo German accents.
Benedict Cumberbatch’s first acting scene and he’s acting more of a peacock than BBC’s Sherlock Holmes! And he played BBC’s Sherlock Holmes!
So, I downloaded the War Horse and I’m watching it right now.
Clishe, I have to say, but fun. It’s very hard to film with animals, but this horse’s sure smart.
I like Mrs Mum, as I dubbed her.
Wait, that’s the guy who played Loki. I can’t stop laughing at his lines. It’s as if he’s getting married to a horse.
More useless comments to follow.
SO FUCKING TRUE!
I don’t fucking get how everyone thinks he’s so misunderstood or he just needs a fucking hug. He’s an evil deity who tried to destroy the world. He doesn’t need a hug and he’s not precious. Go read the comics or go read some damn Norse mythology Loki isn’t fucking precious. Going by these fangirls insane logic you could say that someone could’ve just hugged The Joker after he shot and sexually abused Barbara Gordon. The whole idea that a villain needs a hug or is precious bothers the fuck out of me. It’s alright to like a villain, I have a whole list of villains I love but I would never glorify them or make them out as misunderstood precious babies that need a fucking hug.
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The problem arises when a character is not a villian. Loki, and I might argue Magneto, are neither ‘good’ nor ‘evil’. Note that I’m a fan of X-men and Avengers comics(I’m still trying to find them all and read them).
Loki doesn’t care about justice and injustice. He just is. He’s amoral. In the film Thor, no one denies that his actions are wrong, but we can understand it. Also, being adopted myself, I can say that telling your children from the beginning that they’re adopted is the only right way.
Anyway,the point is: His trust was shattered, he tried to prove himself, he failed, he let go. If his parents assured him that he’s loved, he wouldn’t have that insecurity leading to a destructive path towards proving himself. That’s where all of the ‘he needs a hug’ attitude comes from. If his parents assured him that he’s loved, he wouldn’t have that insecurity leading to a destructive path towards proving himself. Now, I’ve already pointed out how something seemed to be wrong with him throughout the Avengers, as he’s more of a puppet master hiding in the shadows than a weirdo fighting on the front lines without a decent plan.
Also, am I the only one who noticed that when he told Black Widow “No, you brought the monster.” he wasn’t talking about Hulk? He was genuinely surprised when she made that conclusion. If it really was his plan, he would have had words at ready. Instead, he kept quiet. He calls Hulk ‘beast’ by the way.
That brings us to the conclusion that he perceives himself as a monster. Since all of us have a dose of self-loathing, we are, again, able to ‘take his side’ as one of the posters suggest. It’s called empathy. Majority of people instinctualy want to help when someone’s unwell.
I’ll also point out that Loki in Avengers is acting startlingly different than when we last see him in Thor. Subtlety is gone and in the place of a brilliant mind we’ve got a half-dead lunatic. His methods are crude, and couldn’t he just take seize of the Stark Tower and summon the Chitauri when Avengers weren’t a team yet instead of attacking them on the Helcarier?
Okay, I tire of this. Draw your own conclusions.
P.S. Everyone in Norse mythology is a box full of issues. If it was up to me, I would’ve put them all down for their own good. And if Loki was real, fans wouldn’t fanboy/fangirl over him. They would run away and hide.
