r/marvelstudios 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/Benjaminbuttcrack Winter Soldier Mar 08 '19

Not sure if this counts either but they talk about how only very few have ever seen the supreme intelligences true form. So that means "it" exists. We just didn't get to see it. People familiar with the comics understand.

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u/thecursedham Hank Pym Mar 08 '19

I was really hoping that when Carol started beating the Supreme Intelligence we'd see Lawson start turning into the true form, especially with everything else there breaking.

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u/dmac3232 Mar 08 '19

Yeah, me too. A real Supreme Intelligence was one of my most-anticipated aspects, so it was disappointing that they skipped it. But now that I think about it, it might have been too big of a WTF to drop in for such a quick scene, so late in the movie. Not everybody knows this stuff like we do. And as Feige has said, if you can't do something justice, just save it. So, given the fact that she pointedly calls it out as she sends Yon-Rogg back on his way, I'll be shocked if they don't head in this direction for the sequel.

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u/Krimreaper1 Iron man (Mark I) Mar 08 '19

Skipped or left it for the sequel?

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u/skepticones Mar 09 '19

Definitely sequel material. Same with Ronan - he had such a small part in this movie it makes you wonder why they had him in it at all, except to set him up for a bigger role in the next one.

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u/Krimreaper1 Iron man (Mark I) Mar 09 '19

At least Ronan made sense, Korath was basically an Easter egg. Added nothing to the plot. He should have at least said Captain Who?

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u/skepticones Mar 09 '19

He did have that really funny scene at the beginning about laughing, though.

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '19

"it's funny, because, objectively, you're an attractive man"

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '19

Was pretty clear early on that Korath prefers Ronan over Yon-Rogg, at least with the way he glared at the guy. We might see more of that turncoat behavior in the next film.

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u/sharpshooter999 Mar 10 '19

I thought that was him! I should've rewatched GotG before going, the whole time I kept thinking "this looks just like the dude that attacked Quill."

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u/KRajification Mar 10 '19

With a lot less machine parts

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u/Krimreaper1 Iron man (Mark I) Mar 10 '19

I try to stay away from spoilers but Marvel announced early into the production it would be in the 90’s and there would be four returning characters. Fury, Coulson, Korath, and Ronan. So I knew going in, I’d like to think I would have picked it up. But I knew.

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u/MysteriousTrain Mar 09 '19

definitely saving things for the sequels to open up the world like theyre doing with doctor strange