2 scenes: mid-credits, after the credits. worth the wait
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Quick recap
In 1995, Vers is an amnesiac Kree warrior trained by Yon-Rogg to fight the Skrulls, shape-shifting aliens. Captured by the Skrull Talos, she escapes and crash-lands in Los Angeles, where she meets a rookie Nick Fury, still with both eyes, and agent Phil Coulson. With Fury and her friend Maria Rambeau, she learns she is Carol Danvers, a pilot presumed dead in 1989. Scientist Wendy Lawson was really Mar-Vell, a Kree helping Skrull refugees, and Yon-Rogg killed her. The Kree lied to Carol. She rips out the implant limiting her power, beats Yon-Rogg and leaves to help the Skrulls. Goose the cat turns out to be a Flerken, swallows the Tesseract and scratches Fury's eye. Carol leaves him a pager.
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What happens
Post-credits scenes
Mid-credits After Thanos's snap, the remaining Avengers study Fury's pager as it stops transmitting. Suddenly Carol appears and asks where Fury is.
After the credits Goose the 'cat' coughs up the Tesseract onto Fury's desk.
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5 easter eggs
Hidden details
CameoThe Marvel logo became a tribute
Before the movie starts, the Marvel Studios intro swaps the usual heroes for Stan Lee's cameos and ends with "Thank You Stan." He had died a few months before the release.
On the train, Stan Lee is going over his lines for Kevin Smith's Mallrats, a 1995 movie where he had a cameo. It lines up exactly with the year the story takes place.
ReferenceHeadless Schwarzenegger at the video store
Carol crashes from the sky into a Blockbuster and blows the head off a True Lies standee of Schwarzenegger. The store was built in a storefront in North Hollywood, California.
Samuel L. Jackson was de-aged about 25 years with CGI for the entire movie, something Marvel had never done before. Lola, the effects company, pulled it off for the first time without a body double. Clark Gregg got the same treatment.
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