Exactly. Also, it's actually something one might do if one didn't want to make Steve feel bad for not knowing what somethign was...
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Which would be character growth during the movie...which I actually believe he had. Greedy greedy man,
Man, the "I got that reference" made me spit, not least of all because it was about monkeys, and he had just been likening himself a monkey in the movie before.
Definitely my favorite Wes Anderson movie. His stuff just makes a whole lot more sense to me when it’s from the POV of children.
My assumption is that Tony was so blitzed during trips to the Middle East that he never learned what any of the food was actually called.
"That stuff! The meaty stuff! Yeah, some of that! Oooh, and the rice stuff!"
Tom--you saw Moonrise Kingdom? I'm dying to see it.
Scrappy, yes I did. Maybe my favorite movie this year.
Say, I've been reading some comics and some fic, and what's the deal with how sometimes Natasha is called Natalia?
Natalie was Natasha's cover name when she was Pepper's assistant in Iron Man 2.
My assumption is that Tony was so blitzed during trips to the Middle East that he never learned what any of the food was actually called.
That was my assumption, too. I mean, I didn't know what it was, but I'm not a cosmopolitan billionaire.
Which would be character growth during the movie...which I actually believe he had.
Cap (to Tony): "That's why you'll never makes the sacrifice play."
And who makes the sacrifice play at the end? Yeah. I believe he had it too.