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What Those Spider-Man: Far From Home Post-Credits Scenes Meant

What Those Spider-Man: Far From Home Post-Credits Scenes Meant

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What Those Spider-Man: Far From Home Post-Credits Scenes Meant Koh: I think the Easter eggs are pretty laid out in FFH:
1) Post credit scene of the Skrulls and Fury in space obviously link up to the larger cinematic universe, and Captain Marvel sequel/involvement.
2) Movie teased Easter eggs for sequel to Black Panther and involvement.
3) Nova may be coming
4) Future of MCU confirms more cosmic realm.
5) I think Spiderman will be preoccupied with protecting his identity in the next meeting. A villain may not be introduced in the next Spiderman film but in another superhero film.

Date: 2020-07-14

Comments and reviews: 9


Aah the drastic conclusion of the rivalry between J Jonah Jameson and Spiderman, as he discover's through a dream that he'll never be rid of Spiderman himself as he find's himself caught in a huge web and ultimately surrounded by far too many various types of the Spider Family itself, it's fitting justice for the ultimate scrooge of the MCU Universe and a game changer as well.
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Two things I guess people didnt realize was one, when Peter is packing for his trip to Europe he closes his suitcase and the suitcase has 3 letters on it BFP which stands for Ben Franklin Parker Which is a hidden Easter egg in the movie. Second, is Andrew Garfield can be seen during the fight between mysterio and Spider-Man as a Extra in the movie
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I think in order to save Peter's identity Nick Furry will ask a skrull (watch the Far From Home end credits to know what I'm talking about) to impersonate Peter and then he (the skrull as Peter) and Spiderman will show up on a stage together proving that Peter Parker can't be Spiderman therefore protecting Peter's identity
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Problems with this video:
1. Does not know the meaning of the scenes.
2. Keeps talking in circles around the topic without actually addressing it.
3. Just raises questions and provides no answers.
Just another video with good production value and actual trash content that wastes everyone's time.

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What saved the movie for me was that last scene. That explained why Fury (actually Talos) was buying this weak-ass story that Mysterio was selling him early on in the film. I thought that was a Major flaw with the movie, but it actually set us up for a terrific punchline - if you stayed to the end.
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In Avengers: Age of Ultron it is shown that nick fury eats a diagonally cut sandwich. In captain marvel nick fury says he cannot eat diagonally cut toast. So that brings up the question how long has fury been a scroll?
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Crap film. Worse than Spider man 3. Post credits should include venom, kraven or punisher. if not all 3. the direction is one that leads me to not want to see any more marvel films.
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First time an actor survived a reboot? Can't think of any others off the top of my head. Also, dammit, only stayed for the mid-credit scene, missed the skrull one. Rookie move
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What if this J Jonah is from that universe if the multiverse is still a thing we can see other spider men and the other J Jonah? Just remember that interview with tom Holland
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