10 MCU Deleted Scenes That Changed Everything

It's safe to say that not all

deleted

scenes

are created equal. We may have missed seeing Tony Stark with his head in the bathroom during Iron Man 2, but that would hardly have

changed

the course of MC U's story, but there are some

scenes

that would have made this fictional universe a very different place. to the one today, whether we're talking about characters who could have lived to see another day or one time we almost lost, let's take a look at

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scenes that would have had a massive impact if they had been included in their respective films, poor Wanda and Pietro Maximoff, were introduced to the MCU through everyone's least favorite Avengers movie in a time when no one could say the word mutant, at least Wanda managed to stay and establish herself as one of the most powerful characters while Pietro It was no longer there. we really had a chance to meet him, I mean he did a heroic act of self-sacrifice, but he left, anyway, the fastest character in the MCU really had to have the fastest conclusion to a story, but most of the Marvel fans right?

I don't know that Quicksilver almost had a much longer run in the MCU; There's not just a deleted scene but an entire alternate ending to Age of Ultron. The main plot points, such as the creation of the vision and the destruction of Ultron, still stand, but the big difference here is that Quicksilver survives - apparently writing this character outside of the franchise was not the plan from the beginning, in There were actually several scenes showing him alive and well after taking bullets intended for Hawkeye and a boy, according to director Joss Whedon, filmed a final scene showing Quicksilver.

All decked out in his costume alongside his sister, Quicksilver's loss was a sad moment for fans, but if you follow Eden's work you probably guessed that she had to add at least one tragic and seemingly senseless loss of life at some point, he claimed. that I wanted Age of Ultron to show the harsh realities of war and that meant someone had to lose their life since Quicksilver was perhaps more arrogant and difficult to deal with than Tony Stark, he had to be the one to leave, that happened quite a bit time. It's been a while, but since we can finally have real mutants in the MCU, I can't help but wish Quicksilver was present in some of my favorite x-men stories from the comics.

Of course, we all know that Captain Marvel's big bomb is that The scrolls are not an inherently evil race of shapeshifting aliens, they are a normal group of shapeshifting aliens desperately trying to find a home and escape the Kree Empire's persecution even though the film began with Carol Danvers living Among the Kree, we didn't get much chance to explore their world, but a deleted scene would have given us a whole new look at the supreme intelligence. This form of artificial intelligence takes a different form depending on who is looking at it when Carol. Looking at him, she saw her former mentor Marvel staring at her, though he didn't clearly recognize her at the time.

Whatever form the supreme intelligence takes, it tells the audience something about whoever is watching, so what would it tell us about the insidious yawn? wrong, well, we almost found out we never saw them face to face in the theatrical release, but a deleted scene revealed who Jaan Raghav Myers is more. You may have noticed over the course of the movie that Eon Wragge isn't exactly the nicest guy. In fact, in the galaxy, he's downright narcissistic, so it makes sense that when he encounters the Supreme Intelligence he finds himself looking back. Including this scene in the movie would have really made it clear how much this character thinks of himself and would have also shown him getting beaten up. taken down at least verbally by someone other than Captain Marvel, this could have contributed to making Yan Raagh seem like a more complex character rather than a one-dimensional intergalactic bully.

Captain Marvel may have the power to destroy a spaceship, but she still had a tough time making her way into the MCU, but we almost saw her way before most people realized her entry wasn't delayed. due to her lack of skills or the fact that she clearly had to search the universe to find the perfect stylist she had misfortune with. to make her film debut just before the release of Avengers Endgame, a film that had been in development for years, so Disney had to take a big risk regarding how much to include her in Endgame. If his standalone movie was a flop, then his omnipresent presence in Endgame.

It wouldn't go well, but we also saw Captain Marbles appear in the MCU before the annihilation occurred and Nick Fury summoned her back to Planet Earth even though Avengers Age of Ultron came out before it. Disney was already looking for an actress to take on. Regarding the role of Carol Danvers there were reports that she would end up joining the Avengers at the end of the movie, but as we all know, that was not the case, while the Avengers added some new talent to her roster. Carol was nowhere to be found. seen, but an alternate scene showed that that wasn't always the plan.

Captain Marvel almost made her first appearance in the MCU in Age of Ultron. He was going to appear at the end of the film when the New Avengers lineup was revealed, but this apparently didn't happen, director Joss Whedon loved the idea of ​​surprising audiences with Captain Marvel's cameo, but Marvel Studios It frustrated him if Kevin Feige didn't want to introduce an important character by simply having her appear at the end of the Instead, the Captain Marvel movie was introduced years later in her own standalone film, not only would we have met her before, but she would have been present in events important cinematic films such as Civil War and Infinity War.

Having old spaceship fists on one side or the other definitely could have done it. It

changed

the outcome of Civil War. Most of us like to imagine that we might share some traits with our favorite heroes, but I'm more of a Jade Jonah Jameson who constantly bangs my fists on my desk demanding more Spider-Man, as for me. I'm worried the more Spider-Man the better and considering the success of the Spider-Verse I can't be the only one who feels this way in the MCU we have Peter Parker in the role of everyone's favorite friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. But in the comics there are plenty of other creepy characters, one of those web-slingers is Miles Morales, who takes on the role of Spider-Man after his universe's Peter Parker loses his life.

There was already a pretty big Easter egg in the Spider movie. -Man Homecoming involving Miles, we saw Peter confront a man named Aaron Davis who was trying to buy some of the weapons created by Vulture and his crew, although at first he was reluctant to talk, he relented due to having a nephew that lives. In the neighborhood, comic book fans know that Aaron Davis is a criminal known as Prowler, as well as the uncle of Miles Morales, and a deleted homecoming scene would have made this even more obvious. We saw Peter leave Aaron stuck to his own car even though he had ice cream that was sure to melt.

I don't need my comic counterpart, J. Jonah Jameson, to tell me that Spider-Man is really a monster after I saw that in the deleted scene Aaron calls his nephew to let her know that he's in a sticky situation. situation and addresses him as Miles, if this scene had made it to the final cut it would have shown that Miles Morales is somewhere in the same timeline as the rest of our MCU heroes despite having probably the most standalone movie forgettable MCU, The Incredible. Hulk and Bruce Banner have had quite a few story arcs over the years, we've seen Bruce desperately try to stop Hulk from taking over and in Ragnarok we learned that Hulk was no happier with the situation than Bruce called out Hulk when the time came. to defend Asgard, but after receiving a direct hit from the Mad Titan he decided to make a strategic retreat.

Many fans were disappointed that we didn't get to see Hulk go berserk during Infinity War, especially since the trailer indicated that would be the case. It happened, but this may have been less intentional misdirection and more to do with a change of plans. Originally, Bruce was going to transform into the Hulk during the Battle of Wakanda, but not like what we saw in the trailer. To get the intelligent Hulk we saw during the endgame, this deleted scene would have shown Bruce and Hulk having a heart-to-heart and agreeing to merge into a single being to defeat the Black Order member named Obsidian.

Bruce and Hulk may not agree on many things. of things, but they clearly agree on his distaste for his situation and his desire to squash things. This would have meant that this massive transformation would not have happened completely off-screen like it did during the end of the game. Giving viewers more information about these characters in their relationship with each other would have basically made the transition to the intelligent Hulk easier to accept instead of simply presenting him as the most popular hero in his peer group. Actress Catherine Langford is known for her work on the show Thirteen Reasons Why. why, but fans were left wanting to know a good reason why she didn't appear in The Avengers and the game.

We all knew she was cast in the movie, but not what her role would be, but if you're wondering where she was, the answer. is that her scene ended up on the cutting room floor. Langford was cast as an older version of Morgan, Tony Stark's daughter, who we saw when she was a little girl. A serious ending. Could it have been cuter if you could hear the words I love you 3000 without Crying, well I'm not saying it's cruel, but you might be kept alive by some kind of arc reactor or something, like little Morgan losing his father wasn't tragic enough.

Disney originally wanted to drive the point home even further by having Tony meet his grown daughter. No, this had nothing to do with the time travel we saw everyone use during the movie. This would have happened after Tony used the Infinity Stones to defeat Thanos and his army while Thanos met his adult daughter Gamora there as a young child, Tony would have met his young son as an adult. in the deleted scene. Morgan told Tony how proud she was of him and the two were able to find closure. Ultimately, this scene was omitted because the Russo Brothers felt it was that way.

Too similar to the hologram of Tony delivering his own eulogy, it would also have added an unnecessary ending to a film that already had a lot going on. I mean, the movie was called Endgame, but apparently too many endings would have been bad to find out that the scrolls weren't Captain Marvel's villains were pretty surprising, but it wasn't as strange as seeing a moment where Nick Fury knew as much as Jon Snow. He is known for being one step ahead of our heroes most of the time and was dedicated to investigating. brought out super humans for his Avengers initiative even though said initiative didn't go exactly as expected, he gathered a lot of information about what was happening in the MCU and all the way back to Iron Man he was about to leave some clues about main characters existing in the universe the scene where Tony Stark and Nick Fury discussed the Avengers initiative was almost very different in a deleted scene the fury mentioned gamma accidents radioactive insect bites and a variety of mutants the gamma accident line is an obvious nod to the Incredible Hulk being created by a harmful amount of gamma radiation and Bruce Banner's inner rage, those other scenarios might have been less obvious, but they were also things that weren't even allowed in the MCU at the time. radioactive spider bites could refer to many spiders. characters, but it was almost certainly a nod to Peter Parker Spider-Man.

The biggest problem with that was that at the time Sony owned the rights to the film and wasn't interested in sharing them. Assorted mutants could have described the X-Men, though their movie. The rights belonged to Fox at the time, mutants were practically a banned word in the MCU, so for obvious reasons this scene didn't appear in the movie, but come on, how exciting would it have been to have a hint that we might be seeing a spider. -man and the x-men joined the MCU since the first Iron Man movie. We all know that the quantum realm holds the secrets of time travel, but we know very little about it.

A big question glaring at the end of Ant-Man. and the wasp was how did Janet Van Dyne survive there for so long? Scott Lang claimed that the five years she spent there seemed like five hours, but it seems Janet had time to do some sightseeing in the decades she spent trapped, at least according to one. Deleted scene in this scene Janet tells her husband Hank Pym that there were many things they didn't know about him.quantum realm when they built their super suits all those years ago. She claimed that there are worlds upon worlds and more entire civilizations than could possibly exist. have come up with their wildest theories, as if that wasn't exciting enough, Janet also receives a message that only she is capable of understanding and responds in passing, we bet, this scene makes it clear that the quantum realm is not just a It's an empty expanse but it is home to other intelligent life forms.

In the comics, the quantum realm is known as the Microverse and is, in fact, filled with many different forms of life. This would be a huge reveal on par with the fact that the MCU is a multiverse. Of course, it's exciting that the quantum realm is a conduit for time travel, but it has the potential to be much more than that if the deleted scene information reaches the MCU by scanning well, so this isn't a deleted scene for complete. scene, but if it had been developed, it would have had a massive impact on the MCU. This piece of concept art from the Avengers finale shows Nick Fury being impaled by Corvus glaive and I have a feeling he wouldn't be able to get out of this injury.

This scene had to take place after the annihilation was undone and both Corvus glaive and Nick Fury returned to earth, but the main question here is aren't we seeing the real Nick Fury? Spider Man Far From Home revealed that these Talos scrolls were posing as Nick Fury while the real former Shield Director was chilling in outer space, of course we want to know what he and the Skrulls are up to, but I'm also curious how long Has Talos posing as Fury, was it really Talos who called the Captain? Marvel during infinity or was it a false fury that was seen at Tony Stark's funeral.

It's possible that this concept art doesn't show the Corvus glaive drawing fury at all, but rather the Talos scroll simply disguised as it. This would definitely have an impact on whatever. The scrolls would have also exposed the fact that Talos was disguised as Fury before being away from home and having deceived our heroes about what is happening because, although we know that Talos is on Earth disguised as Nick Fury, we have not seen. Any evidence that people in the MCU know what's going on is that Captain Marvel is aware that two of his friends have made a move or she's even out of the loop.

This deleted scene from the Avengers and the game would have been incredibly powerful, but that's exactly why it ended. After being eliminated, we all know that Tony Stark made the ultimate sacrifice by using the Infinity Stones to defeat Thanos and his army. Watching him say goodbye to his wife Pepper Potts and his protégé Peter Parker was absolutely heartbreaking, but it was almost even sadder in this elimination. scene Clint Barton kneels apparently in reverence for Tony's sacrifice, then all the other characters do the same kneeling before Tony Stark to pay their respects, with one exception, the only person who does not kneel is Gamora, who simply walks away.

The distance, although it may seem cold, remember that this is not the same Gamora that we saw learn to relax through her relationships with her fellow guardians of the galaxy, she has no connection to any of these people except her nebula sister and no en Even from the same year, this scene would have confirmed that she survived the battle and hinted that she didn't seem interested in staying, so the brothers admitted that the scene would have been emotional but felt it was too similar to the scene. At Tony's funeral they decided it would be redundant to keep both moments in the movie, so they ended up cutting this one.

This scene could have been touching, but I can see your point: did we really need more heartbreaking moments in the endgame? There are a lot of great things to explore in the MCU, but I definitely wish we could have gotten more of a glimpse into the quantum realm during Ant-Man in the Wasp. Which of these deleted scenes do you wish had been incorporated into the MCU? Share your photo with message us in the comments below and subscribe for more great videos from us here on CB, bye for now.