Showing posts with label Thor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thor. Show all posts

Monday, May 7, 2012

Keepin It Loki

I'm going to see The Avengers tonight, and I'm pretty excited about it.  Apparently, I'm one of the only people who hasn't already seen this film, because it became the top weekend box office opening weekend ever by making $200 million.  That, my friends, is an incomprehensibly large sum of money, and also pretty exciting.  Because, well, Avengers.  Even though Ant-Man and Vision were not included, along with some other founding members, I'm still very thrilled by the reviews of this film, and very much looking forward to seeing it tonight! 
And, it's in 3D!

Woohoo!

In honor of this event, and in relation to my post from a few weeks ago about Villainesses, which you should totally read if you haven't already, here's a little bit of Tom Hiddleston to brighten your day and stretch your mind about the psyche of "bad guys".





This sums up, almost exactly, how I feel about acting.  And people in general.


In addition, please enjoy this corny joke which my friend Abby shared on Facebook the other day...

I'm having a party and inviting all the superheroes. 
Just don't tell the Asgardians, I'm trying to keep it Loki....


AVENGERS ASSEMBLE!!

Friday, October 14, 2011

Inspiration Fridays: Superheroes


Earlier this week, I wrote a post mourning my lack of mutant powers.  It seems, often, that life would be so much easier if, like Cyclops, I could shoot lasers out of my eyes, or, like Supergirl, I could do, well, everything.  I'm inspired by Superheroes not only because of their abilities, which are mostly enviable, but for their passion.  Even superheroes who are morally grey, like Deadpool, sometimes do the right thing just for the sake of doing the right thing.

Because, they want to make the world better.  Superheroes like Emma Frost surprise me even more, because they have gone through transformations, changes of ideals that bring them to a place of wanting to fight for "good."  (I'm also planning on dressing up as her for Halloween).  Batman, with his gadgets, and The Immortal Iron Fist, with his martial prowess.  It's all impressive.  But, it's that fight for the right, the will to carry on against all odds that I wish to emulate.  That's what impresses me.

Maybe, because I want to make the world better, too.