That's not what she's saying. The placing of the line is very poor and I understand why people were upset by that, but it's not at all the intention of that conversation. She's explaining the horrible things she was part of at the Red Room and the horrible things they did, one of which being removing her uterus. Then she concludes that general discission by explaining she considers her own past monstrous, the same way Bruce does his.

Yeah, it’s not the intention but god did they need to run that scene by a few people before it got to the filming stage.

All the Iron Boy Jr moments

This one from Far From Home I really hate,

The moment Peter is Crying to Happy and saying he can't be the next Iron Man.

And I really hate the line which is extremely untrue "Tony Wouldn't have done what he did, if he didn't know you would be here after he was gone".

I laughed after this line, HE HAS A DAUGHTER AND WIFE THATS WHO TONY GAVE HIS LIFE FOR NOT PETER.

The scene in Infinity War where Star-Lord attacks Thanos was a very stupid moment.

^^The crying/begging for the suit wasn’t great but I can see to an extent how he might have felt that way. It wasn’t true but it was in service of bringing him to a low point to come back from.

That other scene was just Happy spouting bs. Like yeah obviously Tony still felt guilt about how he was unable to stop Thanos and for what happened to Peter, but that only affected his decisions as far as deciding to help retrieve the stones.

I really don’t know if Happy was meant to believe what he was saying or if he was just pulling that out of his ass to try and be motivational, but it was laughably false.

How FFH has Happy say it makes it seem like he honestly believes it, which then kind of makes it seem like he thinks Tony wouldn't have given his life to save his family if say Peter didn't come back in the snap or Peter died in front of Tony before he decided to snap. So by this logic Tony sees Peter is dead so he's "like Nah I'm not going to risk dying because Peter isn't going to be here"

Happy has to be lying he knows their relationship wasn't that close.

I think Happy is being nice. He knows Peter meant a lot to Tony, and Tony was his best friend. Peter means a lot to May, and May is his love interest. He cares a lot about Peter whether we explicitly hear it before this or not, but I always read this scene as him trying to explain to Peter how important he considers him. He sees a lot of Tony in Peter, and he wants to help him.

What he's actually saying to Peter is that Tony sacrificed himself because he was a hero, but Tony created an amazing legacy in the other heroes he inspired. When he says "you" he's not only saying Peter, although of course Peter is a part of that but he's including every other living hero that Tony helped create either directly or indirectly.

Tony wanted to put "a suit of armour around the world". The people he died in front of were Pepper, in her Rescue suit, Rhodes, in his War Machine suit, and Peter, in his Iron Spider suit. In a very tangible way, he had made a huge start in doing what he planned, protecting his "world".

I can't stand Bruce and Natasha's entire relationship in AoU. The Bruce falling on Natasha scene was awful and really cheap. And don't even get me started on the conversation in the bedroom. Natasha suggesting they should run away is way out of character for her (she was pretty much the only one that didn't break in the 5 years gap and kept trying to bring everyone back).

The falling on her pratfall was very cringeworthy, and something Whedon tried to repeat in Justice League with Flash and Wonder Woman I think?

"What line"

Any I guess.

Also, not sure about that VeeJay thing cause Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Inhumans aren't the most main focus for the MCU.