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Topic	Post your favorite MCU scene and I'll rank it
Mega_Mana 11/05/22 9:55:34 AM #26:	CassandraCain posted... - I know you're mad at me about the AoS conundrum, but then you managed to pick one of the greatest scenes in all of MCU. So hopefully you can forgive me. Because let me reiterate: Black Panther's confrontation with Zemo is possibly a top 5 moment in the entirety of the franchise. This is a true hero right here, someone who realizes that vengeance isn't something worth fighting for. To the point where he actually saves the person he was seeking to kill. That alone is a fantastic turning point for a hero, but it gets even better when you consider he's saving the villain from committing suicide. "The living are not done with you yet." Damn. Just damn. I can't come up with the proper words to describe how much I love this scene. It sold me on the character immediately. Rating - 10(11?)/10 Absolutely. This scene, and its contextual relation to many other characters in the movie, is why Captain America: Civil War is my favorite MCU movie. I love how so many characters in this movie interact and react to each other, bump and push them in different directions; how loss and grief affect you, and how you channel it going forward; the roles of fathers and relationships with and without closure; how everyone can have different opinions about something based on their knowledge, point of view, and history and still be true to themselves. So many characters go into and come out of this movie that are challenged by a scene like this. And you know what? Now that I think about it more, I'm going to nominate this scene again. Dealing with Vengeance II (Spider-Man: No Way Home) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEWSgfNMkjE --- "In my headcanon, some staffer saw Trump pull out his phone and start typing so they just Terry Tate Office Linebacker'd him out of his shoes." - FFD <cite>Mega_Mana posted [p:969208264] in Post your ... [t:80221887]...</cite> <quote>CassandraCain posted... </cite><quote> - I know you're mad at me about the AoS conundrum, but then you managed to pick one of the greatest scenes in all of MCU. So hopefully you can forgive me. Because let me reiterate: Black Panther's confrontation with Zemo is possibly a top 5 moment in the entirety of the franchise.This is a true hero right here, someone who realizes that vengeance isn't something worth fighting for. To the point where he actually saves the person he was seeking to kill. That alone is a fantastic turning point for a hero, but it gets even better when you consider he's saving the villain from committing suicide."The living are not done with you yet."Damn.Just damn. I can't come up with the proper words to describe how much I love this scene. It sold me on the character immediately. Rating - 10(11?)/10</quote>Absolutely. This scene, and its contextual relation to many other characters in the movie, is why Captain America: Civil War is my favorite MCU movie. I love how so many characters in this movie interact and react to each other, bump and push them in different directions; how loss and grief affect you, and how you channel it going forward; the roles of fathers and relationships with and without closure; how everyone can have different opinions about something based on their knowledge, point of view, and history and still be true to themselves. So many characters go into and come out of this movie that are challenged by a scene like this. And you know what? Now that I think about it more, I'm going to nominate this scene again.Dealing with Vengeance II (Spider-Man: No Way Home)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEWSgfNMkjE --- "In my headcanon, some staffer saw Trump pull out his phone and start typing so they just Terry Tate Office Linebacker'd him out of his shoes." - FFD</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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