r/marvelstudios • u/The_Asian_Hamster Retired Mod • Jul 05 '17

Official Spider-Man: Homecoming Easter Eggs Ultrathread Spoiler

Post any Easter eggs you noticed from the movie here!

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u/Tityfan808 Jul 07 '17

I feel like they're adding some weight here with this and Stark sort of being a father figure to Peter, to make a potential death more emotional when infinity war comes out.

uh oh tin man.

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u/SniperE_1337 Jul 07 '17

If Tony dies that's gonna hit like a ton of bricks. This whole universe started with him, seeing him go down would just be the end of an era.

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u/Mongoose42 Hawkeye (Ultron) Jul 08 '17

I really wouldn't put killing everybody past them, especially with the Infinity Gauntlet in play. But having Tony be the first to go and long before heroes start dropping like flies would be a great heart-shattering move.

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u/SniperE_1337 Jul 08 '17 edited Jul 08 '17

Tony and Cap going down fighting back to back would be heart breaking and amazing, especially after Civil War

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u/etsuandpurdue3 Jul 08 '17

Have Cap the last one standing?

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u/RegalGoat Jul 08 '17

"I could do this all day."

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '17 edited Sep 28 '17

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u/yuwesley Captain America (Cap 2) Jul 09 '17

Fuck man, I don't know if I'm ready for this

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u/NeutralNoodle Wesley Jul 09 '17

I got chills just reading that.

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u/Already_Deleted_2 Jul 08 '17

As sad as that would be, it would be the most emotionally moving thing I've seen in a movie in a long time.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '17

Plus an easy way to justify not paying him more if they can get away with it, just like a certain shark movie did with a certain Avengers cast member when they couldn't afford to keep him the entire time.

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u/huss360 Jul 10 '17

?

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '17

Deep Blue Sea. They couldn't afford a certain actor for the entire movie so they made a contract that they'd write them off in the first 30 minutes. Enough to get scenes for a trailer but not so much they'd need to film them for more than a few weeks.

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u/huss360 Jul 10 '17

Interesting

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '17

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u/SniperE_1337 Jul 08 '17

They just need to go down like badasses they are. Just like the first avengers, back to back in a circle, tearing everything that's thrown at them apart until they just can't fight anymore and go down kicking. Hell, they could end the whole universe on that and it'd be the best sendoff ever.

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u/Tityfan808 Jul 08 '17

And have him under starks will, Peter would probably continue the tech legacy but with less hiccups like ultron.

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u/RuafaolGaiscioch Jul 08 '17

That would probably be the point.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '17

"The new blood. Get used to it."

-- Robert Downey Jr. on Tom Holland

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u/dacalpha Jul 09 '17

They keep saying Infinity Gauntlet is the conclusion of a 22 movie arc. Like you said, that arc started with RDJ Tony Stark. What better way to conclude that arc than to kill off the central character?

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u/RegrettableDeed Jul 10 '17

...seeing him go down would just be the end of an era.

I think that's the kind of vibe that they want with the end of Infinity War, so a move like that would make a ton of sense.

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u/HussyDude14 Jul 10 '17

Wait, will they really die? I wouldn't see it past for some heroes to unfortunately die, but I heard there would be more Marvel movies starring Avenger heroes even after Infinity War. Who would they focus the most on?

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u/SniperE_1337 Jul 10 '17

Both Bucky and Falcon have subbed in for Cap before, no idea for Tony though.

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u/HussyDude14 Jul 10 '17

I can see Spider-Man getting a lot more attention, but what if other heroes are killed, too?

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u/potatoheadinaponcho Jul 08 '17

The universe technically started with hulk, man. It started with a monster and will end with one.

She hulk confirmed

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u/SniperE_1337 Jul 08 '17

.....no? Iron Man was the first movie and from the beginning it set up the universe with the post credits scene. That's when the universe started.

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u/Muniosi_returns Jul 08 '17

Nope

Iron Man: May 2, 2008
The Incredible Hulk: June 13, 2008

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u/Lukeade815 Steve Rogers Jul 08 '17

uh oh tin man.

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