Steve nodded. "Hopefully," he muttered. But she was right; he wasn't going anywhere.

"Here, I'm about to turn on a movie, want to sit and watch for a while?" Laurel offered. "Got my hands on a Dreamworks movie, I figured Vikings and dragons should give everyone a good laugh, especially Thor."

"Vikings and dragons?" Steve blinked. "Alright. Why not." He settled in. He was sure Tony had made him watch worse movies, after all.

Laurel grinned and turned the movie on. She always enjoyed How To Train Your Dragon.

Steve settled in to watch the movie, oddly amused by it. It was a kind of cute movie, after all. And it got his mind off Bucky.

Laurel saw him relaxing a bit and relaxed herself. It was good to see him less tense.

A few others had joined them through the movie, and by the end of it, Steve was pretty well relaxed.

Thor was having a grand time watching the movie.

"This is a wonderful film!" he said. "A pity it is fictional."

"Well, considering there are dragons, it wouldn't be anything else," Laurel commented. Thor looked mildly baffled.

"Why would dragons make a thing fictional?" he asked. Laurel just blinked.

Steve actually had to snicker at that, because yeah, that was so Thor. "Have you ever seen a dragon?" he asked Thor, because now he couldn't not.

Thor nodded.

"Of course," he said. "Only a few decades ago."

Steve blinked at him. "Really? What did it look like?" Now he was kind of fascinated.

"Rather like a great lizard," Thor replied. "Very large, long, with many spikes. Powerful limbs."

"Huh." Dragons existed. Surprisingly, that didn't surprise Steve as much as he thought it ought to have. "Sounds like a challenge."

"Indeed it is," Thor replied, nodding. "But very amusing."

Steve grinned. Yeah, Thor would think of it that way.

"So... Moving on from the topic 'dragons are real,'" Laurel ventured, "should I put in another movie?" Because everyone's mood seemed to have improved with the first one, so another one couldn't hurt.

"As long as it's not from Tony's list of things I need to see," Steve said with a little grin.

"Hey! I am offended, Cap, you're wounding me here." Tony pouted but didn't really object.

"I feel the sudden need to look at and approve the list," Laurel teased, grinning.

"Jarvis, bring up the list," Tony ordered with a flourish. A holoscreen popped up in front of Laurel to peruse. Steve just groaned.

Laurel blinked, and then grinned.

"You know, I thought you were joking, and I should know better," she said. She looked at the list. "Rocky Horror, not surprising. Titanic? Never would have pinned you for chick flicks, Tony." She paused. "Star Trek, but no Star Wars? No, sorry, you don't get to take sides like that, Star Wars goes up too."

"I saw Star Wars already l, had a chance last week. I was planning on watching Trek next." Steve shrugged.

"You saw all of them?" Laurel pressed. "In the proper order?"

"I saw 4, 5, and 6," Steve said. "I'm waiting on 1, 2, and 3. I wanted to see at least the first few Star Trek movies first."

"The original ones," Doreen piped up with a grin. "The new ones can wait."

"The first three Star Wars are good enough," Laurel said, nodding. "The new three can wait for a bit. Although the best order to watch them in is 4-5-1-2-3-6."

Steve just shrugged. He really had no opinion on it, he was still just catching up.

"Star Trek is next, start with Wrath of Khan, although we're not watching that tonight because I will cry." Dori settled more comfortably into her seat next to Clint.