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17 Hidden Details In MCU Movies That Are Incredibly Delicate

There are a lot of details in MCU movies, and many are right in the middle of what's going on at any particular moment. Then there are the subtleties present in a scene's backdrop, which are typically more challenging to notice. They are generally as significant, if not more important, than the stuff going on in the foreground. It's always a good idea to use the stop button if something like this appears.
Most Movies have one or two of these moments, but the MCU seems to have many. When you pause a scene in a Marvel film, you'll notice something remarkable in the background. This collection of the finest stopped moments people have shared on the MovieDetails subreddit. Look at the 17 hidden details in MCU movies that are incredibly delicate.

1. In 'The Avengers,' A Photo From 'Iron Man 2' Appears.

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From Redditor u/jascurio:
In Iron Man 2 when Tony and Pepper take a picture in Monaco that same photo can be seen in The Avengers when Tony confronts Loki.

2. Peter Is Concerned Regarding Natasha Following The Events Of 'Civil War'

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From Redditor u/wandavisionbaby:
In Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), Peter wanted to see how Natasha was doing after the events of Civil War.

3. Hank's Lab Is Partly Built From LEGOs In 'Ant-Man 2'

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From Redditor u/Naweezy:
In Ant-Man and the Wasp Hank Pym’s new lab is built out of blown-up LEGO panels.

4. Tony Seems To Be A Target In 'Winter Soldier'

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From Redditor u/james___uk:
One of the targets in Captain America Winter Soldier is Iron Man himself.

5. The Bottom Of Wakandan Ships Look Like The Black Panther Mask

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From Redditor u/galacticforger1:
In the movie Black Panther at 1:43:07, the underside of the ship going above is the shape of the Black Panther mask.

6. Natasha Examined Hammer Before Working For Tony In 'Iron Man 2'

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From Redditor u/Azathoth90:
In Iron Man 2 (2010), we can briefly read on Natalie Rushman's resume that she worked at Hammer Industries as an intern, presumably at Fury's orders to investigate Hammer's attempts to replicate the Iron Man armor.

7. An 'Age Of Ultron' Easter Egg In 'Ant-Man.'

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From Redditor u/nashnashnash15:
In Ant-Man (2015), Scott flies over a newspaper with an article about the events of Age of Ultron (2015), which had just occurred.

8. Hulk Grasps His Fists While Meeting Loki At the First Time

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From Redditor u/GirthWindNFire:
At the end of Thor: Ragnarok, Hulk clinches his fist when he sees Loki up close for the first time since beating him senseless at Stark tower in the original Avengers. He saw him only from a distance earlier in the movie.

9. Scott Gives Clint Orange Slices After The TimeTravelling

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From Redditor u/dontcommitnorespawn:
In Avengers: Endgame (2019), Scott has some orange slices ready for Clint right after Clint has gone through time travel. In Captain America: Civil War (2016), Scott asks the team for orange slices after he has become giANT-Man.

10. Mantis Puts Enemies To Be Fainted

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From Redditor u/jeep_effort:
I always wondered what Mantis would be doing with her 'put you to sleep' superpowers in Avengers Endgame's (2019) final battle scene. In my 5th (or was it 8th) viewing, I spotted her putting the big dog to sleep in the middle of a pitched battle and moving on to her next target.

11. The Collection Indicates A Chitauri Warrior

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From Redditor u/litskypancakes:
As the Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) enter the Collector's lair, you can see one of the Chitauri, the race that invaded New York two years earlier in The Avengers (2012).

12. A Movie In These Is Directed By A Real Director

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From Redditor u/Rfl0:
In Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019), one of the movies available for Peter in flight is The Snap directed by Paul Greengrass. Paul Greengrass is a real-life director responsible for United 93, Captain Phillips, Bloody Sunday, and other dramatized films based on real-world events.

13. Thanos Never Wanted To See Whether His Plan Worked For Gamora's Planet

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From Redditor u/Adaman1324:
In Guardians Of The Galaxy, part of her description shows she's the last surviving member of her race. Thanos never went back to check on her planet after he 'saved' them to see if he actually helped.

14. In 'Spider-Man: Homecoming, The Fake Avengers Show An Identity Theft Sign

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From Redditor u/Amripal:
In Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), Spider-man runs into the fake avengers next to a sign about identity theft.

15. Peter Leaves Marks On The Wall While Hiding Place For His Costume

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From Redditor u/Derpston_P_Derp:
In Spider-Man Homecoming, the wall next to the locker where Peter keeps his suit and web fluid is scratched from him lifting the locker.

16. No Bucky In The Cover Of 'Captain America Comics #1

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From Redditor u/djmixmotomike:
In Captain America: The First Avenger, when the kids are buying Captain America comics, they've removed Bucky from the cover, because it wouldn't make sense in this continuity.

17. Galaga Guy Is About To Beat The Highest Score In 'Avengers.'

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From Redditor u/SMOKLM:
In The Avengers (2012) the guy playing Galaga when Stark leaves the room is beating his own high score!
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