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![]() Let's break them down.(Pocket-lint) - Ever since Marvel Studios released Spiderman: Far From Home, the world has anxiously awaited the next phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. We've pulled together 35 details you probably didn't notice-or maybe didn't remember, depending on how recently you've given it a rewatch-about The First Avenger. Still, the movie is jam-packed with references, from tiny details that draw ties to real-world WW2 history, to weird and reinvented nods to the comics the characters sprang from. The movie version has since become so well known and popular that it's actually more widely understood than the character's (admittedly very complicated) publication history. Premiering way back in the halcyon days of 2011, The First Avenger was the MCU's first look at Steve Rogers in the flesh, and a total rework of his comic book origins. So, with that in mind, we decided to take a look back at some of the beginnings of the MCU that we know and love today, starting with a personal favorite: Captain America: The First Avenger. And while it does, admittedly, feel a bit like a much-needed breather from the non-stop action of superheroes punching things and screwing with the timeline, it's also made us a little nostalgic-especially for the earliest days of the MCU when there were fewer planets crashing into other planets and more origin stories. ![]() Whatever the case may be, it's been over a year since the last MCU movie, Spider-Man: Far From Home, hit theaters last summer. Black Widow is apparently holding on to its theatrical release spot of November 6 and not currently, according to Disney COO Bob Chapek, being considered for a digital release-which means, if we're being realistic, that there's a very real chance 2020 could be the first year without a single MCU release since 2009. ![]() ![]() ![]() It's a strange time for the MCU, given all the COVID-19 related delays and postponements. ![]()
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