Top 8 Avengers Endgame Easter Eggs to Watch When You Watch Them Again | Hollywood

Avengers: Endgame, which lasts more than three hours, is the longest film in the Marvel Film Universe. It is understandable that the fans have missed small details. As you might expect, the film is filled with Easter eggs – reminders of previous MCU movies, familiar faces and hidden references.

While the list of Easter eggs will only lengthen in the next few days, here are the eight most important ones for which you should keep your eyes open during your proofreading. Spoilers for Avengers: Endgame follows, so proceed at your own risk.

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Norway

The Asgardian refugees at Avengers: Endgame apparently established a community in the Norwegian town of Tønsberg. Five years after the events of Avengers: Infinity War, the city took the title of "New Asgard". It is there that Bruce Banner and Rocket Raccoon locate a potbellied Thor, drinking beer and playing video games with Korg and NO0bMaster69.

Interestingly, the city of Tønsberg is the same one where Red Skull picks the Tesseract in Captain America: The First Avenger. It is also the same city where Odin led the Asgardians into the fight against the Giants of the cold, as shown in the prologue of the first film Thor – so it is an important place for both the Earth and Asgard.

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When Tony Stark and Steve Rogers go back in time in the 1970s, in search of the space stone and particles of Pym, research leads them to Camp Lehigh, in New Jersey. The government building located there is Captain America's "birthplace" in First Avenger, and the same place where Cape, Black Widow and Winter Soldier discover Armin Zola's wicked conscience uploaded to a Captain America computer : The Winter Soldier. 19659002] Do not do anything stupid

This sentence, said by Bucky Barnes when Steve Rogers is about to travel back in time in the last moments of Endgame, is a direct reminder of what Steve tells Bucky when he is about to go to war in Captain America: The first avenger.

Harley Keener

In the last emotional moments of Avengers: Endgame, at the funeral scene of Tony Stark, the camera slowly advances pans across the sea of ​​guests who have come to pay their respects. Although there are several recognizable faces in the crowd, such as Janet Van Dyne and Nick Fury, the camera briefly lingers on a teenager. This character has been confirmed as Harley Keener, the Iron Man 3 kid who helps Tony out when he lands at his door. It is performed by the same actor – Ty Simpkins. The sweet subtext probably means that they have been in touch all these years.

Cheeseburgers

Moments after seeing Harley, there is a scene in which is Happy Hogan (played by Iron Man director, Jon Favreau) having sat down and talk softly with Tony's daughter, Morgan. "Are you hungry?" He asks. When she says that she is, Happy asks her what she wants to eat. "Cheeseburgers," says Morgan, reminding fans of the food Tony had demanded on his return home after being held captive by terrorists in the first Iron Man movie. "Your father also liked cheeseburgers," says Happy with a smile.

Camera Joe Russo

Co-director Joe Russo had already made cameos in the MCU. He notably appeared in Captain America: The Winter Solider and Captain America: Civil War. But his brief appearance in Endgame deserves mention because of its revolutionary nature. Russo is one of the members of the support group led by Steve Rogers, for people who are trying to overcome the slamming of Thanos. Joe's anonymous character reveals himself discreetly gay – a first in a Marvel movie – as he tells Steve the story of his first date with a man. Joe's daughter, Ava, also plays the role of Hawkeye's daughter.

Other cameos

Avengers: The story of Endgame takes characters to different stages of the MCU's past, their path crossing with characters from other films. Some of the most remarkable appearances are those of Red Skull; Natalie Portman as Jane Foster; René Russo in the role of Thor's mother, Frigga; Tilda Swinton as an old; John Slattery as Iron Man's father, Howard Stark; Robert Redford as Alexander Pierce related to Hydra; Rumlow, Jasper Sitwell and Jack Rollins of the Winter Soldier; and Hayley Atwell of Constable Carter and James D'Arcy as Peggy Carter and Edwin Jarvis. There are also cameos from Marvel Comics godfather Stan Lee, Thanos creator Jim Starlin, and community actors Ken Jeong and Yvette Nicole Brown (who have already worked with the Russos).

Post-Credits Scene [19659020] Unlike all previous Marvel films, Avengers: Endgame does not contain any post-credit scenes. However, fans can hear a thump at the end of the credits. This is a reminder of the cave in which Tony Stark, by his ingenuity and perseverance, created the Mark 1 Iron Man costume for himself with the help of Yinsen.