Father-son bonding moments #shorts #edit #marvel

Good luck on your project Doctor… DOOM

Bro now realized how much his father truly loved him

Best part is Howard and Tony actually look related

Notice how Tony got handed the flowers when he has a personal vendetta against getting handed things

yk when tony holds Howard's finger instead of shaking it? that reminds me of when a baby holds their dad's finger because their hands are so tiny and I just think that's a really cute detail

You repeating yourself You repeating yourself 😂😂😂😂

That’s the sad thing about parents. At one point they were what you loved the most and then you don’t know what happened. And same thing with divorced parents, it’s so hard to picture two people together and in love enough to have children when the only way you’ve known them is totally hating each other. Life’s weird, people are odd.

I love that every part of that interaction healed a part of Tony. From getting to tell his father “I have a little girl” to finally getting to thank him.

"What IS and ALWAYS WILL BE my greatest creation is YOU" - Howard Stark (Iron Man 2)

"Dr. Zola, no I haven't seen a soul" Wow I just caught that..

PEAK

Peak

I'm happy for him he also got a closure like thor

This was the first time he could look at his father without the bias thinking he meant little to nothing to him. He had seen the message that was meant for him and had become a father himself so he could take in every word that was spoken and take it to the heart in the best way.

Tony's arc is the most complete arc in marvel guy had it all and he said Imma pass out to save you all.

Holy shitthe reason howard tells tony that quote about money not buying time is because he noticed the resemblance of his son to the version of grown up tony he met in the past. Thats why he looked so emotional in that recorded scene as he said those words.

Wonderful writing this is....I had those happy satisfied emotional tears during this scene....

I only just realised that Howard said “nothing i would do for *him*”

When I was younger I viewed my parents just as a literal pain in my butt. But now that I'm much older, I understand they were only doing their best with what they knew. That's what it's always about, we'll never given a book of some sort to guide us when we become parents

I had this playing in the background, but the quote “No amount of money ever bought a second of time” really hit me. I lost my dad when I was 11. I’m 19 now, and we’re coming up on the 9th anniversary of his death. I wish that I got just one more day with him