2 scenes: mid-credits, after the credits. worth the wait
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Quick recap
In Lagos, Wanda deflects a blast that kills Wakandan aid workers. The UN drafts the Sokovia Accords to oversee the Avengers: Tony Stark signs, Steve Rogers refuses. A bombing in Vienna kills King T'Chaka, and the footage points to Bucky Barnes. T'Challa, the king's son, wants revenge as Black Panther. Steve protects Bucky with Sam Wilson, Wanda, Clint Barton and Scott Lang. Tony brings in Natasha, T'Challa, Rhodes, Vision and young Peter Parker, Spider-Man. The sides clash at an airport in Germany, and Rhodes falls after a stray shot from Vision. Behind it all is Helmut Zemo, who lost his family in Sokovia. In Siberia, a video shows Bucky, under Hydra control, killing Tony's parents. Tony fights them both. Steve drops the shield and later breaks his allies out.
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What happens
Post-credits scenes
Mid-credits In Wakanda, Bucky chooses to go back into cryosleep until they can undo his programming. T'Challa gives him and Steve shelter.
After the credits Peter Parker, sporting a black eye, tests the web-shooters Tony gave him and finds they project a Spider-Signal.
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5 easter eggs
Hidden details
ReferenceWhy "Underoos"?
When Tony calls Spider-Man into the airport fight, he yells "Underoos." It's an American brand of kids' underwear with superhero prints, popular since the late '70s. Tony is basically making fun of the kid's suit.
When Ant-Man goes giant, Peter asks if anyone has seen "that really old movie" and ties up his legs with webbing. It's the same move Luke Skywalker pulls on the AT-ATs on Hoth.
The stair car from Arrested Development shows up in the background of the airport battle. The Russo brothers directed episodes of the show and found a way to sneak the vehicle into the scene.
At Peggy's funeral, Sharon repeats her aunt's advice: plant yourself like a tree and tell the world "no, you move." In the comics, the line belongs to Captain America himself, in Amazing Spider-Man #537, during the original Civil War. In the movie, it backs up Steve's decision not to sign the accords.
Near the end, a FedEx driver brings Steve's package with the phone and the letter to the Avengers compound. The driver is Stan Lee, who reads the recipient's name as "Tony Stank."
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