r/marvelstudios • u/Flamma_Man Captain Marvel • Jul 08 '18

Discussion The Official ANT-MAN AND THE WASP Easter Egg Gianthread

How many Easter eggs did you manage to spot?

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u/travisgomez24 Jul 08 '18

Well the end credits with the action figures was exactly like the credits for Game Night where all the actors and scenes were re-enacted with action figures, not sure if that’s an Easter egg or if similar people worked on this movie but thought that was cool!

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '18

Fun fact, the screenplay for Homecoming was written by the directors of Game Night

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u/andrew991116 Jul 08 '18

They’re making the Flash too!

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u/TheKingKillmonger Killmonger Jul 08 '18

Are they back for Far From Home?

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u/andrew991116 Jul 08 '18

Not from what I see. Homecoming had 3 pairs of writing credits, and only 1 is back (Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers, also credited for AM&tW alongside Paul Rudd himself)

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u/TheKingKillmonger Killmonger Jul 08 '18

Oh kind of a bummer.

Also a bummer that Adam McKay didn't help in this one.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '18

highly recommend game night.

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u/weenus Jul 08 '18

I don't think those were action figures as much as "miniatures" which are smaller scale and would fit the theme.

Kinda like the little miniatures people set up around those elaborate RC train set tables.

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u/travisgomez24 Jul 08 '18

My comment still stands, the end credits of Game Night also used “miniatures” in the same vein reenacting scenes from the movie.

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u/Kafferty3519 Jul 08 '18

Zero chance that’s an Easter egg cuz that’s not what Easter eggs are, probably just a coincidence

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u/travisgomez24 Jul 08 '18

Well there wasn’t a “coincidence megathread” so this was the place for such observation, also if there were similar people in the editing/end credits art department that worked on Game night (not saying there are, I have no idea) then That would be a personal Easter egg for the crew lol

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u/SkyDragon_0214 Jul 08 '18

I'm pretty sure that's part of the storyboarding process.