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Iron Man 3's After Credits End Scene?
Warning: Potential MAJOR spoilers follow for Iron Man 3. Do not read if you don’t want to be spoiled on the film.
Tony Stark himself is gearing up to return to the big screen in just over a month in Iron Man 3. And of course, whenever a new Marvel movie hits, all eyes turn to the potential for Easter Eggs in the film. What nerd-errific references will we spot in Iron Man 3? And does the threequel feature a post credits scene that will tie it into other upcoming Marvel films such as Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Thor: The Dark World, Guardians of the Galaxy, Avengers 2, Ant-Man, or perhaps even an unannounced Phase 3 project such as Doctor Strange or Black Panther?
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Source: FULL ARTICLE at IGN Movies
New Star Trek Into Darkness Poster Hidden in Trailer
I guess we should have expected it. With Easter on the horizon, J.J. Abrams has hidden several Easter Eggs in the latest Star Trek Into Darkness trailer.
A close look at the film’s new international vid – which hit this morning – reveals a bunch of URLs which can be typed in to find new versions of the latest international posters.
The UK-language version is above, while TrekMovie has details of all the others, plus where they can be found.
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Source: FULL ARTICLE at IGN Movies
Connecting the Tarantino Universe
Some directors are so unique, you can flip to one of their films out of the blue and instinctively know who made it. Sometimes it’s down to distinctive dialogue; other times it’s visual flair you identify; and if Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter are starring, there are no prizes for guessing you’re watching a Tim Burton movie. Quentin Tarantino, however, has spent the 20 years between Reservoir Dogs and Django Unchained crafting an intricate, instantly recognisable movie universe – one which boasts a family tree of miscreants that overlap between movies in weird and wonderful ways.
These connections – however subtle they may be – bear little effect on the plots of Tarantino’s movies. Instead, they’re like Easter Eggs that reward observant onlookers: in-jokes that might mean nothing to us, but mean the world to their creator. They say a good tactic in screenwriting is to imagine a back story for everyone, including the incidental characters. You suspect Quentin Tarantino could easily write a two-part epic for even his most ancillary players.
Source: FULL ARTICLE at IGN Movies