Are there any Kree writings in this movie? I just want to make sure because I have a shirt with Kree writing on it and I would like to wear it to the theater if so.
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[UNMARKED SPOILERS] Captain Marvel - Spoiler Thread
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So yeah -- Stan Lee now exists as part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Presumably MCU Stan Lee wrote some different comic books besides Hulk/Spider-Man/Captain America, but he was still a huge figure at some comic book company?
I feel like that is a pretty good cameo for him to go out on. I don't know how they can really top it in Endgame.
I feel like that is a pretty good cameo for him to go out on. I don't know how they can really top it in Endgame.
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Fans do that to tons of genre films on opening nights. There were a lot of people wearing Captain Marvel shirts tonight at my showing.
No cosplay though. I'll never forget the spandex symbiote Spider-Man costume someone wore to Spider-Man 3.
The reason I'll never forget?
His very visible penis outline.
They do one of those in every single Marvel movie. It's just a tradition.
It's also inspired by the "James Bond will return in [next movie]" line at the end of the older Bond films.
There's a Pre-credits "Character will return in..." for every Marvel movie? I certainly don't remember it for stuff like Strange or Ant-Man.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's in all of them. Infinity War had "Thanos will return" which was then being cheeky with the tradition.
I guess I often didn't notice or see since it's commonly at the very end of the film, even after the post-credits scene.....whereas with Captain Marvel it is just at the mid-credits.
Just looked at Ant-Man and the Wasp and it says "Ant-Man and the Wasp will return?" Heh.
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Shield had it the whole time it's just for like 6 years it was missing because Marvell hid it from the kree
Nope. Howard Stark found the Tesseract waaaaaaay before Nick Fury and Coulson found Cap
The tesseract will be a good way of explaining why Rogue gained some of the powers she absorbed permanently.
My headcannon for the gap between this movie and Avengers is that they didn't have the technology or a person like Mar-Vell who knows enough to work on the Tesseract. The project restarted only when Phase 1 threats happened and Fury was already Director. Alexander Pierce probably pushed for it after climbing the ranks as well.
The Marvel title with all Stan Lee moments was so cool.
Also they basically completely changed Carol's origin story right?
Also they basically completely changed Carol's origin story right?
There were waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too many "subtle hints" to Monica succeeding Carol, or at least gaining some of Carol's power.
So the Tessaract powered Hydra's weapons, sent Red Skull to the planet with the Soul stone, powered a prototype light speed engine, gave Danvers her powers, allowed Loki to warp in and brainwash Selvig, opened a portal to allow the NYC invasion, acquired by Thanos so he could do the snap....
I wonder how many other movies it's gonna be in :p
Thanos is going to be so surprised when he realizes Danvers IS an infinity stone lol
I wonder how many other movies it's gonna be in :p
Thanos is going to be so surprised when he realizes Danvers IS an infinity stone lol
One correction: it was Loki's staff, which contained the Mind Stone, that brainwashed Selvig and Hawkeye.
The Tesseract just does whatever the writers want at that point. :p
I loved this movie. Easily top 10 in the MCU and possibly top 5 as well. It's basically a Phase 1 movie but better in every way.
How beautiful were the Supreme Intelligence scenes? Those were visually so well done, as was the Skrull mind probe scene.
Also, we can assume that Carol does something that forces the Kree to stop warring on the rest of known space, right? Since between this movie and GotG the Kree sign an unpopular peace with Xandar that makes Ronan go rogue.
How beautiful were the Supreme Intelligence scenes? Those were visually so well done, as was the Skrull mind probe scene.
Also, we can assume that Carol does something that forces the Kree to stop warring on the rest of known space, right? Since between this movie and GotG the Kree sign an unpopular peace with Xandar that makes Ronan go rogue.
Well yea, I meant it allowed Loki to warp in so he could use the staff
Well she did kind of slap the Supreme Intelligence and tear up an Accuser bomber. The Kree probably don't want to risk pissing her off.
Probably because it's the only Stone confirmed to be on Earth and not in anyone's possession.
Can't use the Time Stone since the Ancient One's order has that, and the Power Stone has canonically been locked away in some hidden realm. Mind Stone is with Thanos till "The Avengers", Power Stone is on another planet, and Soul is on Vormir.
At least Marvel's consistent with the sources of their blue beams into the sky.
That was my thought. It all lined up and would fit in as yet another 90s reference.
Just another good ass MCU film. You know what sucks tho. The fact that Monica will be in her 30s in the current times cause I would of loved watching her and Cassie Lang interact cause those where two awesome daughters in the MCU.
Well, she does literally say that she's going to Hala to finish the war, so I imagine she does.
It would be interesting if in Captain Marvel 2 she has to work with Yon-Rogg again.
Speaking of, part of my problem with Battle Angel Alita was that it was 3 movies crammed into one with multiple false seeming endings. So imagine by surprise and satisfaction when, after climactically blowing the fuck up out of an Accuser bomber, Yon-Rogg calls Carol out to face him man to woman as they face off and she just blasts him instead. Nothing to prove indeed.
Gud lawd. What a terrible movie this was.
Please jettison the action director. Holy shit. I had high expectations and they didn't even meet the lowest bar
It felt like movie thrown together like the audio was record as a dub version. I don't even know how to explain it. Worst marvel movie with first avenger.
Her going up to the kree ship and bumping her fists to scare them off?! Hahahahahha
What a disappointment
Please jettison the action director. Holy shit. I had high expectations and they didn't even meet the lowest bar
It felt like movie thrown together like the audio was record as a dub version. I don't even know how to explain it. Worst marvel movie with first avenger.
Her going up to the kree ship and bumping her fists to scare them off?! Hahahahahha
What a disappointment
The thing I loved the most of his Mallrats scene, was when he first says goodbye to Brodie, and starts walking away (to left of frame), he gets stopped, says his last line, and proceeds to go the other direction (right of frame).
Stan the Man.
You pretty much nailed all my complaints about the film. I enjoyed it quite a bit overall, but it was certainly uneven and most of the problems were unfortunately around the titular character.
I also wasn't a huge fan of how dumb and weak they made Fury seem. I know MCU isn't the same and this is supposed to be Carol's movie, but there's no way Nicholas Joseph Fury couldn't beat a Skrull in one on one combat. It's a relatively minor complaint since I really loved Sam Jackson overall, but it got a reaction from me just the same.
Definitely looking forward to seeing her in the Russo's hands. Much like Strange, we got a small taste of an incredibly powerful character at their beginnings, and she will have had plenty of time to practice (and possibly better action direction) in Endgame.
I am really curious how they'll handle the supporting cast in Captain Marvel for the inevitable sequel. They would have to age Maria up into her late 40s and recast Monica completely.
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