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Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends is a Canadian-British children's television series based on the children's books by David Kirk. The series originally aired on.
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It might be a heavy-handed "feminist" moment, but it certainly reminds us of all the female heroes in the MCU. The number A makes an appearance yet again in this movie.
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Disney fans will be familiar with this number from nearly every single Pixar movie. Here, it's spotted on a monitor when Bruce Banner is running some tests. It refers to a classroom number at the California Institute of the Arts. Speaking of numbers, while leaving Pepper a message in space at the film's start, Tony mentions it's been "21, no, make it 22" days since they've been stranded in space.
And numbers again! Thanos has gone to Planet S, where the Avengers try to find him. The number may refer to "Avengers" vol. Read more: The 25 biggest questions we have after seeing 'Avengers: Endgame'. Even in the "Iron Man 2" video game, Pepper Potts makes a visit there. Codirector Joe Russo has a cameo in a group therapy scene in the film. Joe has had cameos in all of the "Avengers" movies he has directed, even appearing dead in a tub in "Civil War. Hail Hydra! This phrase is uttered by Captain America at one point.
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It's a shout-out to the controversial comic "Captain America: Steve Rogers 1," where Cap has a darker story arc, which fans got hyped over in In a laboratory scene we also hear Toby Jones' voice off screen, as the evil Arnim Zola. It's here that we get a glimpse of the original "Ant-Man" comic helmet, lying on a table whilst being attended to by Hank Pym. Loads of Marvel movies show someone losing an arm — a nod to the Luke Skywalker hand-chop in "Star Wars.
Near the end of the movie, keep a lookout for Ty Simpkins from "Iron Man 3.
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It was used when Tony collapses in his home and needs a "quick fix" to his core being compromised. Watch out for the name Morgan. In the comics, it's the name of a cousin Tony has, who schemes against him to take control of Stark Industries. It's the name of an important character in "Endgame. There are also some location-specific lines to look out for. What's up? We also get a mention of Black Widow's dad's name.
This character's past has largely been shrouded in secrecy, but revealing the name of one of her parents could lead to more of a fleshed-out backstory when her solo movie arrives. One of the final scenes in the film alludes to Captain America's ability to wield other weapons.
There's a callback to the moment in "Age of Ultron" where Cap just manages to lift Thor's hammer Mjolnir.
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We fittingly end on Captain America's backside, which fans went wild over in "Endgame" posters. The Russo bros are known for fitting memes and jokes into their movies, so the joke about Captain America's butt being "America's ass" will be a delight to some fans. Of course there are tons more references we could have crammed into this video, but these are our favorites. TV The word TV. World globe An icon of the world globe, indicating different international options.
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Snapchat icon A ghost. The people serving oatmeal are friendly. Bud's pretend mother gives him some of the brown sugar reserved for his pretend siblings, which they aren't too happy about. In the library, Bud notices the smells and imagines that the powdery smell of the paper puts people to sleep. He looks for Miss Hill. When he can't find her, Bud asks the librarian who says, "Miss Hill.
My goodness, hadn't you heard? She tells Bud that Miss Hill got married and is living in Chicago. The librarian takes out an atlas to show Bud where that is. She points to Flint, Michigan, and shows him how far Chicago is, and shows him how to calculate how long it would take to walk there. Bummed out, Bud goes to sit and think about what to do next. Coming up empty, he leaves and thinks about what his mother said about one door closing and another door opening up. Bud wakes up to a twig snapping and senses a person staring at him. He grabs his knife and is about to attack the person, but the person pounces on him and traps him under his blanket.
The person says he's sorry if the guy under the blanket isn't Bud from the Home. Thrilled that he recognizes Bugs's voice, Bud tells him he almost got stabbed. Bugs is startled, too, and says he only did that because Bud sleeps with his knife open and he didn't want to get sliced. Bud guesses why Bugs is there: Bugs is running away, too. After they both calm down, Bud learns that Bugs is heading west to be a picker and will travel hopping trains. Bugs is only interested in finding out about Bud's fight with Todd and calls him a hero. The boys shake with goopy, slobbery hands and Bud calls him his brother.
At the mission, the boys find out that they have to go to "Hooperville" to find out about the next train heading west, but no one can tell them how to get there.
Following a trail along a creek, the boys come upon some music and the smell of cooking food. They peek inside and see how poor the place is, with cardboard shacks. Then Bugs flips a coin to see which of them should go in to talk to the folks there. Bugs says, "Heads I win, tails you lose" 8.
Get it? That means Bud has to go, either way. Which is what happens. When Bud talks to the mouth organ man, he finds out that he is actually in Hooverville and that there are a whole bunch of Hoovervilles across the country. That means there are a lot of poor people living in shacks in shanty towns all over the United States. The mouth organ man tells Bud and Bugs they are in the right place if they are from Flint.
Bud and Bugs look around and see that Hoovervile is very diverse.
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The mouth organ man tells the boys that traveling is bad and that Hooverville is home. The boys agree to do all the dishes for their dinner, which is muskrat stew. Mmm, mmm, good, right? Okay, not so much. After dinner, two children join the boys and they carry a box of "dishes" down to the creek to wash them. And by "dishes," we mean tin cans, since nobody here can afford real dishes. A little girl, Deza Malone, divides the washers up into teams and she picks Bud to wash with. Deza asks Bud if he is getting on the train headed west he is , and he asks if she is going no, her dad is.
Deza and her mom are going to wait for her dad.
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While doing the dishes, Bud notices Deza's hand touching his hand a lot. When Deza asks about Bud's dad, he brushes her question off, just as he brushed off the question about his mom. Deza calls his bluff and tells him to quit pretending everything is okay.