I couldn't care less about Steve/Bucky romantically (or sexually), but I love their impossibly awesome brotherhood. I also love Sam's friendship with Steve and the fact that he was clearly jealous of Bucky's relationship with Steve. The whole "I'm Steve's BFF, not you!" sniping match they occasionally engaged in was *everything*.
I think Vision's basic problem is that he doesn't really get human interaction. I got more of an innocent vibe from him than a creepy one. However, he definitely needs to work on his social graces, and from someone better at them than Tony. Pepper would be an ideal teacher.
I think both Steve and Tony had good reasons for what they did, and I think both have been so badly damaged that they couldn't deal with each other's issues. I have to admit being more Team Iron Man on this one than Team Cap. They have caused a lot of damage (and Tony's all too aware that the last one was on him, though Wanda shares responsibility), and they need to earn some trust back. I spent a lot of the movie wanting to hug Tony, actually.
I think Clint and Natasha's friendship will be completely unchanged after this. "Yeah, we were on opposite sides, whatever. Coming over for dinner, Nat?" They're practical.
My guess is that when "Infinity War" kicks in, Team Cap and Team Iron Man will join up, and we'll have hero bonding again. Ultimately, though they don't seem it, Tony and Steve are cut from the same cloth.
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Date: 2016-05-09 05:26 am (UTC)I think Vision's basic problem is that he doesn't really get human interaction. I got more of an innocent vibe from him than a creepy one. However, he definitely needs to work on his social graces, and from someone better at them than Tony. Pepper would be an ideal teacher.
I think both Steve and Tony had good reasons for what they did, and I think both have been so badly damaged that they couldn't deal with each other's issues. I have to admit being more Team Iron Man on this one than Team Cap. They have caused a lot of damage (and Tony's all too aware that the last one was on him, though Wanda shares responsibility), and they need to earn some trust back. I spent a lot of the movie wanting to hug Tony, actually.
I think Clint and Natasha's friendship will be completely unchanged after this. "Yeah, we were on opposite sides, whatever. Coming over for dinner, Nat?" They're practical.
My guess is that when "Infinity War" kicks in, Team Cap and Team Iron Man will join up, and we'll have hero bonding again. Ultimately, though they don't seem it, Tony and Steve are cut from the same cloth.