This finally gives us a rough date for his fateful car crash that matches the 2016-2017 date our The idea that we were witnessing the one timeline where everything went right for victory has been the thought of many fans since the odds were dropped in Before he had an AI companion, Tony Stark had a personal butler by the name of Edwin Jarvis. His look after five years of not taking care of himself inspired Tony to change his nickname to that of the slacker and bowling aficionado, Jeffrey “The Dude” Lebowski from the 1998 movie, Owing to the creator’s unfortunate death near the end of last November, this scene was indeed Stan Lee’s final Tony’s funeral was a who’s-who of the Avengers and their allies. Avengers: Endgame’s version of the Captain America: The Winter Soldier elevator fight didn’t end the same way, yet it was all set up for us to believe it would. Some moved on. This thread is archived. One Redditor In place of an Avengers: Endgame post-credits scene, we instead got the Marvel Studios logo and a mysterious clanking sound. 33. The best Avengers: Endgame Easter eggs, including cameos, secrets, and more By Bradley Russell 13 August 2019 A list of some Avengers: Endgame Easter eggs … All of them – outside a Defenders-shaped hole which we don’t want to talk about.So, Howard the Duck helped save the universe. During the scenes in which Hulk and Rocket meet up with a Fortnite-playing Thor, there’s a bottle of soft drink Irn-Bru perched beside the window.That seems… weird. The Russo brothers are also fond fans of the game which explains Marvel and Epic Games’ crossover last year.The Asgardian refuge that replaced Tonsberg, Norway sounds like a pretty quickly thought name. It was actually said by the Supreme Commander, a HYDRA Agent, who for years had been posing as Captain America – an important element of the 2017 As Natasha and Clint fly though space for the first time to Vormir, they mention that they’re a long way from Budapest. It’s shorter than in the comics but anything longer might have hindered her flexibility.Steve Rogers has actually uttered this phrase in the comics…well, sort of. Mark also enjoys sharing discoveries, answering queries or pondering an implication or two.Copyright ©2012-2020 Tell Tales. share. Besides the fact that Sam and Steve are best buddies, Sam has already, believe it or not, been a flying Captain America in the comics. After years of waiting, Shazam! New comments cannot be … There are so many Easter eggs in Endgame, though, that catching them all on a single viewing at the theater is damn near impossible. It’s not the end though, that wasn’t in doubt. It might be a little too on the (furry) nose, but we can’t help but think that was a deliberate reference to Insomniac Games’ Ratchet and Clank series.During Tony Stark’s funeral, the good and the great of the MCU turned up to pay respects. The Russos have revealed that One Easter egg (which has only recently been discovered) could hint at an alternative destination for those time travel shenanigans. List all the Infinity Easter Stones that you spotted in the movie! He’s the bald guy sitting patiently listening to Joe’s story. This particular moment depicting the Avengers’ arms positioned together looks very much like Tony’s Arc Reactor. No, seriously. And pretty emotional.There was no shortage of fun nods to the Falcon-eyed, we can tell you that. Avengers: Endgame has been out for quite a while, but even hardcore Marvel fans can find new details with each watch through. Cap previously uttered the symbolic line, “I can do this all day” in Just like how Steve uttered “Hail Hydra”, this one is also a When Marvel wants to show just how dangerous something is, they have it break Captain America’s unbreakable shield. The most prominent time was when his Super Soldier Serum accelerated his ageing and someone else had to carry the mantle.The first thing Falcon says as he arrives out of the first of Dr. Strange’s portals in After some seventy years waiting, Steve finally gets that dance with Peggy Carter. You can spy him holding the door open for Tony’s dad, Howard Stark, as he leaves. After all, he’s the man who gave us Thanos, and was integral in solidifying the character’s popularity during the comic book Infinity Trilogy of the ‘90s.For his efforts, he gets a special contribution message in the (extra-long) credits and also a bit-part in a scene involving Captain America and Joe Russo’s character during the support group scene. One such show that tickled the funny bone was Community – and the Russos like to give cast members from Community a tiny role in their films.For Avengers: Endgame, both Ken Jeong (the security guard at the lock-up where Scott Lang emerged from the Quantum Realm) and Yvette Nicole Brown (the employee at the military base who was suspicious of Captain America) had walk-on parts.A photo posted by @joannabennett_ on Apr 26, 2019 at 7:04am PDTThe five-year time skip wasn’t just a means for most of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes to wallow in their own sadness. New York, © It could be just a funny way to show how much of a douche Tony can be, but do you know of any other anthropomorphic characters who are handy with a wrench?That’s right. This is something he talked about way back in Fighting in the middle of New York during The Incident, the Ancient One tells Banner that he’s five years too early to meet Steven Strange as Sorcerer Supreme. What an incredible eleven years it has been. But this one is a double hit, first for making good on Odin’s line that Asgard can be anywhere, even Norway.
Did you pay attention during the scenes involving Paul Rudd’s Ant-Man being shot back on to Earth after his (at least from his perspective) short stay in the quantum realm? I Ant Man helmet, but a design amazingly similar to what Hank initially wore in the comics.
The mandibles, the open mouthpiece, the metal antennae, every key detail is there!Steve Rogers has been an old man in the comics before. And yes, a historic resemblance to Alfred Pennyworth has been intentional.If you kept your eyes peeled (or watched the movie again), you probably noticed the clever imagery Marvel used throughout the movie.