10 Revelations Marvel Made In Their Movies, But Some Details Were Only Realized Later

Those who have the responsibility of creating successful films in their hands sometimes like to offer an extra ingredient, such as small hints or spoilers of what will happen in the next sagas. This happens mainly in Marvel movies, whose creations always try to surprise us.

That’s why we, from incredible.clubwe share some spoilers hidden in the films of the Marvel Cinematic Universe to see if you could spot any or, like us, missed these revealing details that were right before our eyes.

After Odin’s conversation with his sons Thor and Loki about the fact that his time was running out, as well as his magic would also disappear with his death, he reveals the existence of an eldest daughter named Hela, whom he had expelled some time ago. for being too ambitious. After Odin’s death, Hela is freed and confronts her younger siblings. Eventually, she starts causing trouble in Asgard as she desires the throne left behind by her father, no matter what the consequences.

Filled with rage, she destroys the family mural and this causes a slit over Thor’s right eye, a scene that could be considered a premonition, since later in the plot the God of Thunder loses that same eye as a result of a fight against his mighty sister.

In the movie The Incredible Hulk, Bruce Banner voluntarily undergoes an experiment as part of a “super soldier” program designed to immunize humans against gamma radiation. But the experiment fails, and thanks to exposure to gamma rays, Bruce transforms into a muscular and destructive green man called the Hulk.

There was no shortage of those who wanted to have that same power, so the soldier Emil Blonsky makes him inject himself with Banner’s blood, managing to transform himself into a very powerful creature called the Abomination. During a battle between the two giants, the Abomination seriously injures the Hulk’s chest, leaving a scar that can be seen again in the movie Thor: Ragnarok.

James Rhodes, better known as Rhodey and a great friend of Tony Stark, operates the armor of his alter-ego War Machine and joins the Avengers to fight evil. During the battle at Sokovia in the film Avengers: Age of Ultron, Rhodey valiantly takes on Ultron’s drones. And for each one he eliminates, a kind of design or symbol is engraved on his armor. This fact had already been indicated in the movie Captain America: Civil War, when the Avengers are at the airport before facing each other.

Johann Schmidt, commander of Hydra in Captain America: The First Avenger, hid his true face, that of the Red Skull, under a human mask. This character is an evil being whose blood ran the “super soldier” serum. We didn’t notice the mask due to the film’s darkness, but thanks to technology and some fancy devices, we were able to turn up the brightness of our screens and discover the resources used to hide this cold, calculating face.

In the first Spider-Man movie, Spider-Man: Homecoming, we can see in one of the scenes MJ reading the book Of Human Bondage (Of Human Bondage, in free translation), whose theme talks about an orphan boy sent to live with his uncles, as happened with Peter Parker.

At the beginning of the film Spider-Man: Homecoming, we can appreciate in all its splendor the drawing of the Avengers in the battle of New York made by Liz Allan, daughter of the Vulture himself and Peter Parker’s first love interest. In that drawing, attention is drawn to the sword carried by Hawkeye, instead of the bow, used only when he became Ronin in the movie Avengers: Ultimatum.

Moments before the Battle of New York, Tony and Loki talk at Stark Tower during the first Avengers movie. During the scene, we can see in the millionaire’s office a picture frame with a photo of him with Pepper Pots taken by a photographer at an event in which the couple participated in the movie Iron Man 2.

In the end credits of the movie Doctor Strange, a message appears at the bottom saying: “Driving while distracted can be dangerous for you and others on the road. Please drive responsibly”, in reference to the car accident suffered by Stephen Strange for being on his cell phone and being distracted by an image that had arrived on his device. Those seconds of distraction had their consequences, as he ended up in the hospital. The rest is history.

At the beginning of the film Guardians of the Galaxy, while Peter Quill tries to steal the power stone, we can see a temple full of murals and engravings showing the creators of the infinity stones and the different types of stones that exist.

Finally, those with a good ear will have noticed that only half of the orchestra played the main theme of the Avengers, in reference to the fact that half of the world’s population disappeared with the snap of Thanos’ fingers.

Do you know any other curious facts about the Marvel Cinematographic Universe? Tell us in the comments.