"Captain America 3" Easter Eggs Completed

Rickey 2022-04-19 09:01:18

The word "Homecoming" appeared in the words used to control Bucky's mind before returning
to the Soviet Union, possibly alluding to Spider-Man: Homecoming, which will be released in 2017.


Vasily Karpov
in Bucky's 1991 flashback, we can see Bucky being brainwashed by an unknown Soviet agent. Later, when the new villain Zemo made his first appearance, he found a hidden box of Hydra materials, in which Bucky's past documents revealed that the Hydra agent's name was Vasily Karpov. .
In the comics, Karpov discovered the frozen Bucky and transformed him into the Winter Soldier. He also trained a team of Red Guardians for the Soviet Union.


The red-winged
falcon has a new partner in the film, a small drone called "Redwing".
In the comics, the character is actually Sam Wilson's pet, an actual falcon. It was bought by Sam from Rio de Janeiro. Due to the influence of the Rubik's Cube manipulated by the Red Skull, the Red Winged Thrush and Sam developed telepathy and could understand the English commands given by the latter.
The

fuse of the civil war
In the comics, the young superhero team "New Warriors" accidentally killed a large number of civilians in a mission, which prompted the government to formulate a superhero registration bill, which continued to cause the civil war.
Since there has never been a new warrior in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, this hot task was taken over by the unrepentant Scarlet Witch, and the "Superhero Registration Act" in the comics was also renamed the "Sokovia Agreement".


Angry mother
Tony met a mother who lost her son after giving a speech at MIT, blaming the superhero for the Sokovia incident and her son's death, which made Tony more determined to support the government's protocol.
A similar plot appeared at the beginning of the comic "Civil War", except that Tony attended a funeral.


Where the Hulk is when
General Ross holds a review for the Avengers, showing footage of past events, including footage of the Hulk rampaging through New York City. Ross also accused Captain America of letting go of two nuclear weapons - Hulk and Thor.
The Hulk was supposed to be in the film, but it was removed from the first version of the script.


Sharon's speech
"When the whole world is trying to sway you, your duty is to look them in the eye firmly and tell them not to interfere."
This is what Sharon said at the funeral of Pat Carter A passage from the comic book "The Amazing Spider-Man", Chapter 537, which was originally said by Captain America to Spider-Man.


Claws and Shields
The picture of the Black Panther grabbing the shield of the American team is a tribute to the comics, from the classic comics cover designed by Mike Zeck, but the owner of the claws is Wolverine.


Dear Watson
plays Watson's Martin Freeman in "Sherlock" and Everett Ross (Everett Ross) who works for the US State Department in "Captain 3". The character is very familiar with Black Panther's hometown of Wakanda in the comics, and there's a good chance he'll make another appearance in Black Panther's solo film.
In addition, Martin's good friend, Benedict Cumberbatch, who plays Sherlock Holmes, will play Doctor Strange. I don't know if the two will have an intersection in the Marvel world.
After

D23
Bucky was arrested, the cell number in which he was held was D23. For Disney fans, this number has a very significant meaning: it is the name of the official Disney fan club, D is the abbreviation of Disney, and 1932 is the year Walt Disney founded Disney in California.


Zemo
The film's villain, Zemo, is a Sokovian determined to avenge the death of his family. He wants to see "Empire Fall," and (ostensibly) plots to use super soldiers to fight world power, which fits well with Zemo's image of the Red Skull's successor in the comics.
Other than that, Zemo in the movie doesn't look much like the purple hooded Baron Zemo in the comics.


When Bucky and Black Widow
Bucky fought against Black Widow, Black Widow said: "You at least know me, right?" This sentence may echo the fight between the two in "Captain America 2", or it may pay tribute to the two. The experience of people meeting in the "red room".
In the comics, Black Widow was trained in the Soviet spy organization "Red Room", and the person who trained her was Bucky the Winter Soldier, and the two had a history of love.


Vision and the Scarlet Witch
In the comics, Vision and the Scarlet Witch fall in love, marry, and have twins (don't ask me how they did it).
In the movie, we can also see a lot of ambiguous plots between the two, including Vision's desire to cook for Wanda, and his instinctive response to protect Wanda.


In the Dora Mijale
movie, a bald female entourage of Black Panther called the Black Widow to step aside, who may be a member of Black Panther's all-female escort Dora Mijale.
With great

power comes great responsibility.
Obviously, Peter Parker has always kept Uncle Ben's dying words in his heart, and he said his version in the movie.
When Tony visited at his house, he mentioned: "If the capable people don't come forward, someone will be hurt."


Aunt May
Tony kept saying at Peter's house that Aunt May was hot, maybe it was Tucao the history of the relationship between the two outside the play.
In fact, Marisa Tomei, who played Aunt May, was in a relationship with Robert Downey Jr. The two worked together twice in "Chaplin and His Lover" and "My Heart Belongs to You", and they both starred as lovers.


Ant-Man and Falcon
When Ant-Man was recruited by Captain America, Ant-Man mentioned a "last event" to Falcon, and was interrupted by Falcon. This incident refers to the fact that the two had a fight in "Ant-Man", and finally ended in a tragic defeat by the Falcon.


Leipzig Airport
Although Baron Zemo in the movie does not have many similarities with the comic version, the place where the heroes fight, Leipzig Airport, is closely related to Zemo in the comics, because he was born in Leipzig of.


Spider-Man's suit
Tony Stark found in Peter's room, which is very similar to the novice suit of Little Spider in the Ultimate Marvel Universe.
Tony then created a suit for him that referenced the look designed by Steve Ditko, as well as elements designed by John Romita, especially the spider pattern on the chest.


Hawkeye and Ant-Man
The combination skill of Ant-Man being shot with eagle-eyed arrows comes from the 223rd issue of the comic "Avengers".
In

the Giant Man
movie, Ant-Man Scott Lang used blue potion to make himself huge and transformed into the secret weapon of the US team formation - Giant-Man.
In the comics, Giant Man is another heroic identity of a generation of Ant-Man Hank Pym.


Star Wars
Spider-Man's tactics against the Giants prove that Peter is a true Geek. He not only mentioned "walking thing" (AT-AT) and "snowy planet" (ice and snow planet), but also directly said the title of "The Empire Strikes Back".


This scene also pays tribute to the third episode of the "Transformers" comics, because at that time Marvel hoped to introduce the world view of Transformers in the Earth 616 parallel universe, so Spider-Man appeared in the comics, and he used the same one Ways to deal with the giant Megatron.


There is more than one tribute to Star Wars, as well as a broken hand throughout the second phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The protagonist of this broken hand is Bucky the Winter Soldier, who was cut off by the latter's beam during the battle with Iron Man.
After the battle at the

prison
airport, in addition to the US team and Bucky, everyone in the US team formation was detained in the secret prison built by the government on the seabed. Tony also mentioned that this place is dedicated to holding super criminals, which is consistent with the setting in the comics.
The difference is that the Raft in the comics is not built underwater, but a floating island prison. In the comics "Civil War", the place used to imprison heroes who do not comply with registration laws is called Prison 42.


Don't believe the ant-man surnamed Stark,
Scott Lang said to Tony Stark in prison: "Hank Pym told me long ago, don't believe the surnamed Stark."
This sentence actually comes from the movie "Ant-Man", Hank Pym is a generation of Ant-Man, but also Scott's mentor. He had a grudge against Tony's father, Howard Stark, who had tried to replicate the Pym Particles he created, the technology that transformed him into Ant-Man.
The

More Than One Winter Soldier
film reveals that Bucky is not the only Winter Soldier. This setting is derived from the Winter Soldier comics created by Ed Brubaker. This series laid most of the foundation for the Captain America movie trilogy.


Agent Carter egg?
When Captain America chats with Bucky, he mentions that Bucky once dated a girl named Dot. This person may be Dottie Underwood, the undercover Soviet hitman from "Agent Carter," and her past is very similar to Bucky's.


Bloodside Battle Armor
This time, Iron Man put on the most popular blood side armor, which is very cool. In the comics, it is numbered Mark XXXVIII, with multiple mini pulse cannons all over the body (not used in the movie), and it is one of Iron Man's most powerful armors.
In fact, the suit was inspired by the first Iron Man movie.
During a fight

on Friday
, Tony said that his fantasy smart housekeeper "Friday" was a sexy redhead. In the comics, "Friday" once appeared as a hologram, and her hair was red.


When Manchurian candidate
Iron Man rushed to Siberia to support Team America and Bucky, he called Bucky the "Manchurian Candidate". This stalk comes from the 1962 American movie of the same name, about American soldiers being captured by the Soviet Union and brainwashed into killers, which fits Bucky's experience very well.
The director of the

Seven Deadly Sins
once said that they referenced movies such as "The Seven Deadly Sins", "Frozen" and "The Godfather" when they filmed "Captain America 3". In the film, Zemo designed a trap to make Team America and Iron Man turn against each other, just like the villain in "Seven Deadly Sins".
The words "I can do this all day" (I can

play
like this all day) when Captain America and Iron Man were due to play this way echoes the first "Captain America" ​​in the The same line the team said when they were bullied by punks, and when they were captured by the Red Skull.


In the comics, Captain America once handed over the captaincy to Bucky
and Sam Wilson (Falcon), and it's only a matter of time before this will happen in the movie. In previous movies, Bucky took over the US team's shield twice, and this film is no exception. This time Bucky directly took up the shield and fought, as if he was using his own weapon.
The

comic pays homage to
the scene in which Team America and Iron Man confrontation, and the scene where Team America finally blows up Iron Man's helmet, all perfectly copied from the "Civil War" comics.


Cameo Stan Lee
, the father of Marvel, Stan Lee has appeared in almost every Marvel live-action movie. This time, the old man guest starred as a Fedex courier and mispronounced Tony's last name as "Stank".


Other guest
comedians Jim Rush made a cameo appearance as an employee of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and those who have watched "The Crap League" should be impressed by his dean.


In addition, Damien Poitier, who played Thanos in the "Avengers" easter egg, played a mercenary in the film.


The end of the Avengers split
film hints at where the Avengers are going in the comics. After the Civil War, the Avengers split into two factions, one is the Mighty Avengers led by Tony Stark, including the Wonder Woman , Black Widow, Sentinel and Spider-Woman, and the other is the New Avengers, led by Captain America, with Luke Cage, Wolverine, Spider-Man and The Thing.


Two Ending Eggs
The first egg reveals that Captain America and Bucky are hiding in Wakanda after the battle. Bucky decides to use the technology there to freeze himself again until he finds a way to undo the effects of brainwashing.
Meanwhile, the clip, set in Black Panther's hometown, hints at the character's upcoming solo film.


The second easter egg appeared after the credits of the cast and crew (be sure to wait patiently), Peter returned home and found that Tony had installed a projection device in his spider web launcher, and the projection content was Spider-Man's LOGO, It heralds the official return of Spider-Man to the Marvel live-action universe and the Avengers family.


Reference source: Captain America: Civil War - 30 Easter Eggs & References You Must See

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Extended Reading

Captain America: Civil War quotes

  • Falcon: What do we do?

    Captain America: We fight.

  • [from Super Bowl trailer]

    Tony Stark: You chose the wrong side.