by Stuart Heritage
The Incredible Hulk was jam-packed with cameos – Tony Stark was there, as were the ghosts of all your dead relatives asking why you were watching such a bad film.
Or maybe that was just us. Anyway, once cameo in The Incredible Hulk that you might have missed was Captain America. Seriously. Captain America really was in The Incredible Hulk, but only if you bought the DVD and then squinted until your eyes bled for one specific millisecond during a deleted scene set in the arctic.
As Film School Rejects has discovered, you can quite clearly see Captain America buried in the snow in the picture above, taken from The Incredible Hulk. This nicely lines up the new Avengers film, because it presumably shows how Captain America fought in World War II and then got frozen in the arctic before he was brought back to life in the present day to fight evil alongside Iron-Man, The Incredible Hulk and Thor.
Unless, you know, that isn’t a picture of Captain America at all and it’s just a smudge, or a rock, or a shadow, or some penguin wee. But it isn’t. It’s definitely Captain America, Definitely.
Come to think of it, we think we saw another one of these Avengers cameos in Iron Man. At approximately the 48:22 mark, there’s a tiny movement in the bottom left hand corner of the screen. You won’t notice it unless you buy the Blu-Ray and view it frame by frame through an atomic microscope until you go mad, but it’s actually Thor performing a perfect rendition of Let’s Get Ready To Rhumble by PJ & Duncan in perfect Esperanto. Seriously, watch it. It’s not like you’ve got anything better to do with your time, is it?
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Found: Captain America in The Incredible Hulk – Film School Rejects
The Incredible Hulk was jam-packed with cameos - Tony Stark was there, as were the ghosts of all your dead relatives asking why you were watching such a bad film.
Or maybe that was just us. Anyway, once cameo in The Incredible Hulk that you might have missed was Captain America. Seriously. Captain America really was in The Incredible Hulk, but only if you bought the DVD and then squinted until your eyes bled for one specific millisecond during a deleted scene set in the arctic.
As Film School Rejects has discovered, you can quite clearly see Captain America buried in the snow in the picture above, taken from The Incredible Hulk. This nicely lines up the new Avengers film, because it presumably shows how Captain America fought in World War II and then got frozen in the arctic before he was brought back to life in the present day to fight evil alongside Iron-Man, The Incredible Hulk and Thor.
Unless, you know, that isn't a picture of Captain America at all and it's just a smudge, or a rock, or a shadow, or some penguin wee. But it isn't. It's definitely Captain America, Definitely.
Come to think of it, we think we saw another one of these Avengers cameos in Iron Man. At approximately the 48:22 mark, there's a tiny movement in the bottom left hand corner of the screen. You won't notice it unless you buy the Blu-Ray and view it frame by frame through an atomic microscope until you go mad, but it's actually Thor performing a perfect rendition of Let's Get Ready To Rhumble by PJ & Duncan in perfect Esperanto. Seriously, watch it. It's not like you've got anything better to do with your time, is it?
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Found: Captain America in The Incredible Hulk - Film School Rejects
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by Tom Atkinson
Smart People is not, more’s the pity, a feature length actioner led by a bunch of immaculately well turned out gents in tweed.
No, when they say ‘smart’, the makers of this film mean the American version of smart, better known to us Euros as intelligent, clever or big bloody brainboxes.
Here, the smart person in question is Dennis Quaid, and for us, his brainy bragging rights are already well secured- after all, he did pilot his way out of Martin Short in Inner Space, which is no mean feat.
Smart People is not, more’s the pity, a feature length actioner led by a bunch of immaculately well turned out gents in tweed.
No, when they say ‘smart’, the makers of this film mean the American version of smart, better known to us Euros as intelligent, clever or big bloody brainboxes.
Here, the smart person in question is Dennis Quaid, and for us, his brainy bragging rights are already well secured- after all, he did pilot his way out of Martin Short in Inner Space, which is no mean feat.
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