elithien:

“She’s got my back and I’ve got hers.”

thorlokid:

communified:

Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)

#kill me it would be an honor

wintersthighs:

‘There is goodness in the heart
Of every broken man
Who comes right up to the edge
Of losing everything he has.’

writersoldier:

How Nat meet Winter Soldier

blamesteve:

You know me. You’ve known me your whole life.

illustratedkate:

A while ago I got a message requesting something related to this tweet from ssspock (who runs the official_bucky account on Twitter)! It took me forever, but this is what I came up with! This was good fun to draw, and as you can see Bucky’s twitter account is a true blessing so you should follow it (if you aren’t already!)

P.S. don’t forget to enter my art giveaway! It ends in a week!

cptsmallass:

_{we are going to win this war.}

sketchmcdraw:

Hello!
As I’ve had several people ask about the creation process of the arm I had made for by Bucky costume, I thought I’d make a tutorial and share it with you guys - hope it helps :)

So lets get started!

Step 1 - The Template.
To create the arm I first needed to…

katyissuperawesome:

take-liberties:

liminal-zone:

strangersatthemall:

#this line is so important to me and i can’t articulate why

i will tell u why it is important. no i won’t i will tell u why it makes me laugh. it makes me laugh bc i am 99% SURE that in this scene he is actually saying “get off” and they didn’t catch it til WAY LATE and were like “FUCK WE CAN’T HAVE CAPTAIN AMERICA SAYING GET OFF” so they last minute dubbed it to “out” like i s2g you can hear that the word is dubbed.

OMG tumblr user take-liberties saw this scene at SDCC and her report back was that the line was GET OFF and we all had a great pearl clutchy giggle about it and then LO AND BEHOLD THE MOVIE SAYS “OUT” but OH MY GOD, CHRIS EVANS IS TOTALLY SAYING OFF THERE. omg.

HE DEFINITELY SAID GET OFF, YOU CAN SEE THE FFFFFFFFFFFFF IN THIS MAGNIFICENT GIFSET. I’m devastated 4 life that they dubbed it, but at least we can now picture Chris Evans rolling his eyes and kinda smirking in the ADR booth when they were like “Uh, Chris, *shifty eyes* we gotta change this line for reasons.“ 

#Captain America with a bunch of dudes in an elevator#asking if they wanna get off#ok#my day has just been made

mishasminions:

amuseoffyre:

linzeestyle:

mishasminions:

FRIENDLY REMINDER THAT STEVE TRIED TO TRIGGER BUCKY’S MEMORIES BY WEARING HIS LESS DURABLE RETRO!UNIFORM (aka the not-so-bulletproof outfit he wore the last time Bucky saw him) AND BY QUOTING SOMETHING BUCKY SAID TO HIM 70-SOMETHING YEARS AGO

Okay okay but can we just talk about this?  The entire movie Steve’s worth is defined by what Captain America has become.  He goes to the Smithsonian to see Captain America’s life projected back at him — the boy he was before a footnote, the sickly waif who wasn’t good enough until the army (literally) made him A Man — while he’s there he walks around unrecognized; the entire gag at the mall is based on the idea that this is a 6’2” hulking muscled mass of a guy who absolutely no one recognizes unless he has that star on his chest, because it’s the suit, not the person, who’s been given worth.  And when Steve thinks about the most memorable thing about himself — when he thinks about how to get Bucky back — he goes for that.  He goes for Captain America.  And it doesn’t work; Bucky doesn’t react at all.  Because Bucky always saw through that.  He didn’t give a shit about Captain America.  That “little guy from Brooklyn,” that’s the kid he loved, that’s the one he was following when he died, the one who’s scared voice knocked the memories out of him earlier in the movie.  And it’s only when Steve drops the shield, and the helmet — all of the things that make him Captain America, that make him immediately recognizable to the rest of the country, to the world — when he calls on this one, rogue memory from when they were just kids, from before he was the national ideal of manhood he’s been made out to be since his death…  That’s when Bucky sees him.  Because Bucky doesn’t remember, or care about Captain America: Captain America is just a target.  But Steve Rogers, that little kid from Brooklyn?  Is under him, and dying, and scared…and the impulse to protect is so much stronger than anything else that’s been done to Bucky since then.

Fun fact. The two times Bucky remembers Steve are when Steve is half-beaten-up and scared and calling his name, and when Steve is bleeding and almost dead beneath him. Bucky sees Steve when he looks the most like the Steve he was in childhood, the one Bucky protected and fought for long before that costume and that mask and that shield.

This is the kid who he pulled up from the playground after the bullies knocked him down. This is the kid who got into fights with people much bigger than him and knocked him flat. This is the kid needed him to watch his back. And that’s when he remembers.

LET’S ALL PUT OURSELVES IN CRYOGENIC STORAGE TO NUMB THE PAIN

wintersthighs:

wintersthighs:

metal arm porn dedicated to agentwidovv

keep the thirst alive

cptsmallass:

I don't want to kill anyone. // I'm not gonna stop till all of Hydra is dead or captured.

vodkertonic:

pandoyareblogs:

timevstheworld, vodkertonic, aconsultingmind, enjoy this with me.

“Who the hell is Bucky? More like hot as hell is Bucky. ”

Alternatively “Bucky’s makeup before an evening of assassinations and combat.”

*coughs*

*writes that down*