Captain America: The Winter Soldier (4-4-14)

[IrishLion]

Spoiler alert!

"The path of the righteous man..."

Stan Lee was the security guard at the museum "I'm losing my job for this"

Banner developed the drug as a stress reliever

I totally missed the Pulp Fiction reference. And you jogged my memory, I do recall getting a chuckle out the Banner thing when it came up. And I caught the Stan Lee appearance; it was one of the more blatant spots so far.

 

[RDU Irish]

The Stan Lee cameos can get a bit hokey and gratuitous, but I like that they put him in there. Seems respectful and its got to be cool to be in the middle of your characters, created decades ago, being brought to life in a way he never would have thought imaginable when he was first pumping out comic books.

 

[wizards8507]

Don't forget when Agent Sitwell mentions "Steven Strange" as one of the potential threats that HYDRA was trying to eliminate. We'll be seeing the Sorcerer Supreme likely in a "Phase 3" Marvel film.

 

[RDU Irish]

I missed that. Not familiar with the Strange story line so not surprised I didn't catch the name drop. Just another example of the depth of material to weave in and build interest in side stories.

 

[IrishLion]

Don't forget when Agent Sitwell mentions "Steven Strange" as one of the potential threats that HYDRA was trying to eliminate. We'll be seeing the Sorcerer Supreme likely in a "Phase 3" Marvel film.

I missed that. Not familiar with the Strange story line so not surprised I didn't catch the name drop. Just another example of the depth of material to weave in and build interest in side stories.

It was probably nothing, but I thought the only "Avenger" they didn't mention as a threat that HYDRA was tracking was Tony Stark/Iron Man... probably nothing at all, but still something I took a mental note of. I'm also completely in the dark about the comics and story arcs, aside from a brief brush-up on "Age of Ultron," so you all would know better than me if my suspicion is merited at all.

 

[wizards8507]

It was probably nothing, but I thought the only "Avenger" they didn't mention as a threat that HYDRA was tracking was Tony Stark/Iron Man... probably nothing at all, but still something I took a mental note of. I'm also completely in the dark about the comics and story arcs, aside from a brief brush-up on "Age of Ultron," so you all would know better than me if my suspicion is merited at all.

Stark was mentioned. The HYDRA helicarrier targeting system also identifies "Anthony Stark" with a brief glimpse of Stark Tower (now Avengers Tower) in New York City.

 

[IrishLion]

Stark was mentioned. The HYDRA helicarrier targeting system also identifies "Anthony Stark" with a brief glimpse of Stark Tower (now Avengers Tower) in New York City.

Welp. There goes my tinfoil.

 

[PLACforever]

SPOILERS AHEAD!

Easter Eggs:
Sixteen 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' easter eggs | Page 2

Credits:
https://movies.yahoo.com/blogs/movie-news/captain-america-winter-soldier-end-credits-171358495.html

It absolutely infuriates me that Fox owns Xmen, (also Sony, not Disney owns Spiderman).
Especially considering who is introduced in the credits and who their father is. I WANT A CROSSOVER MOVIE!!!

 

[wizards8507]

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[connor_in]

Out of the darkness...Into the light...