"Captain America: The First Avenger" Easter Eggs

Five things to look for when you watch the "Captain America" movie!

Check out www.mindpollution.org for more on "Captain America: The First Avenger."

http://www.mindpollution.org/2011/07/25/captain-america-easter-eggs/

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Captain America
• movie
• hidden
• easter eggs
• comics

[BR4ND0N14N]

on the mountain when the team is about to zipline to the train, union jack is looking thru binoculars and has a uk flag pin with his namesake on his beret (the union jack flag) and he says mind the gap, anyone who has travelled on trains in england would know that to be a unique phrase you will here contantly when boarding trains in england

[gatrbite25]

@BR4ND0N14N Good one! I wish they spent a little more time with Union Jack in the film, honestly. I love that character, and would've loved to see him get a bit more attention. Thanks for chiming in!

[BrizyComics]

I was told that there's a brief shot of the original android Human Torch on display in the background at the World's Fair scene in the movie. Did anybody else catch it?

[gatrbite25]

@BrizyComics Yeah, when the camera pans over the crowd at the World's Fair (right before Howard Stark shows off his levitating car), it passes by a display case with a bright red "Synthetic Man." Pretty great, right?

[rasey077]

@gatrbite25 I thought that red suit was intended to be AntMan/Giant Man's suit??? That's what it looked alot like to me!

[cowlesc]

another thing with bucky he was saying numbers out loud when cap rescued him, could be a reference to brainwashing.

[913lalilulelo]

bucky captain america sucked ass

[charliegaridel]

@BrizyComics yea its there. his suits in a glass display

[mmcarter23]

@gatrbite25 dont know if u noticed but stan lees cameo is alongside the dude who played hulk in the tv series

[BrizyComics]

@davemarvelfan12 Thanks!

[davemarvelfan12]

@BrizyComics dude you rock!!!!!

[BrizyComics]

@davemarvelfan12 I never followed the Civil War storyline closely, but as I understand it, Cap was against the registration act on the grounds that he saw it as a violation or civil liberties and the right to privacy. Cap felt that heroes required secrecy in order to protect aspects of their civilian lives, such as their wives and children, and guard against threats which the ordinary emergency services couldn't cope with, like super-villains.

[davemarvelfan12]

@BrizyComics Hey, I got a question about the marvel Civil War... okay, Captain America doesn´t agree with the Superhuman Registration Act right? Why does he did not agree with it, Imean, in what aspect does the Superhuman Registration Act affects Captain America and all the anti-registration heroes??? Please answer I have spent like 2 months searching why but I don´t find anything :/