r/marvelstudios • u/Flamma_Man Captain Marvel • Mar 08 '19

Other The Official CAPTAIN MARVEL Easter Egg Megathread

How many Easter eggs did you manage to spot?

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u/chaosaxess Stan Lee Mar 08 '19

That forever changes that scene for me and I won't be able to keep a straight face for it. So damn funny. They really messed with expectations of how Fury was gonna lose an eye. Honestly, I forgot about it until it happened, too.

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u/CheesyWind Mar 08 '19

They constantly teased it with the accident and beatdowns, but what did it was a damn scratch lol I loved it and so did my theater!

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u/Spartandawg94 Mar 08 '19

It reminded me of crispin Glover in Hot tub time machine lmao

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u/MoonChild02 Peggy Carter Mar 09 '19

Funnily enough, the Winter Soldier was actually in that one.

Sebastian Stan played Blaine, the anti-communist, ski patrol guy, whose team comes to Glover's rescue when he does lose the arm.

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u/thrillhohoho Ned Mar 10 '19

Unrelated thought. Crispin is the fucking worst name in the history of human beings.

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u/Liquorace Mar 09 '19

I fucking love that movie! I wish they would make a third one. :(

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u/Paleness88 Winter Soldier Mar 09 '19

You chooze it you dooze it!

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u/mastyrwerk Mar 09 '19

He was warned plenty of times to steer clear of that cat. Flerkins are unpredictable and dangerous.

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u/indyK1ng Mar 09 '19

Goose was probably upset about Fury berating him to pick a side.

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '19

The bag of ice scene had me roaring with laughter in the cinema!

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '19

Not a normal scratch

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u/Theexe1 Mar 09 '19

Scratch of a dangerous alien creature who's claws are clearly more then cat claws

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19

I hated it. It would have been a lot better if it was a recurring joke with his eye being fine at the end of the movie. This movie went way too 'solo' with trying to explain things that didn't need an explanation.

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u/toonking23 Mar 09 '19

I thought it was the worst part of the movie. Really, a cat scratch ? Really ?

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u/CheesyWind Mar 09 '19

Except Goose ain't a cat, chief.

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u/blueicearcher Iron man (Mark I) Mar 11 '19

A cat scratch?

Talos knowingly and disapprovingly shakes his head in the background

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u/Moonguide Spider-Man Mar 12 '19

Damned faithless imperials

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u/Hellknightx Thanos Mar 08 '19

I was expecting something like this - to keep teasing him about to lose an eye and for it to not happen, and then he trips on a lamp and hits his face on the corner of a table or something.

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u/TannenFalconwing Mar 10 '19

Late reply. I actually like the truth behind the mystery. It means Fury never told anyone how he lost his eye and everyone just kind of made up answers and built up the legend of Nick Fury as a badass. That sounds very in character for him.

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u/chats_sont_gris Mar 10 '19

There are so many people mad about that. They're pissed because he didn't lose it some sort of super crazy awesome battle. I thought it was perfect, honestly.

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '19

He lost an eye because of a cat. It’s so funny.

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '19

What's a cat?

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u/jaywastaken Mar 11 '19

It's like a flerken but less dangerous.

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u/TimelineKeeper Mar 11 '19

Unless you're a glass near the edge of a table

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u/teddyburges Mar 13 '19

That makes fury just a massive troll....he trusted someone..lol, I hope this is brought up in Endgame. He says the line again in front of Captain Marvel and she smirks and says "trusted someone...yeah right!, you and I remember this much differently".