There is no “second” Tesseract, there is only one Tesseract. It was part of Project Pegasus, Mar-Vell took it up to her ship, Goose ate it and then coughed it up on Fury’s desk, and Fury gave it back to Project Pegasus, which is now a joint NASA-SHIELD project.

The post-credits scene did not take place after the finger snap. You can tell by the ‘90s computer and the “N. Fury” deskplate that it’s Fury’s SHIELD desk in the ‘90s.

Goose came from The Danger Zone. The Highway from The Danger Zone.

I assumed that Mar-Vell had brought Goose there as a pet, and who else would give a shit about their lead scientist wanting to keep a harmless cat around?  It’s a big top-secret base in the middle of nowhere; let Lawson keep a cat if she wants to.

Thanks, I wondering if they really didn’t say his name earlier, for fans with long memories, and I’ll take that as “yes”.

May we please have a Rhys Darby appearance. Doesn’t have to be the same character as his werewolf (not swearwolf) alpha from the film.

This is a post release disscussion of the movie, so spoilers are a given; also, the original post i replied to also spoiled things.

Oh hey look, another alt-right troll using BAA as the new Vivian James for your hate boner towards Captian Marvel

Alita on the other hand is an original work

Well, not entirely an “original work” given that it’s an adaptation of a manga that already had an anime and video game adaptation. It’s still based on an existing franchise, even if not one as big as Marvel.

Even the worst Marvel movie is better than the DC movies.

Well, just came out of the 11:30 3D screening at Disney Springs.

I cannot imagine anyone who hears about a new MCU movie and thinks, “Well, I’d better check those Rotten Tomato scores before I buy a ticket.”

In the timeline, Mar-Vell was developing the light engine for several years before she was killed in 1989. Howard Stark was killed in 1991. I don’t think it’s out of the realm of possibility to assume the breakthrough on the arc reactor technology happened thanks to her research probably working alongside him. He was…

At first, I found it odd that the name of Jude Law’s character was never spoken aloud until after his heel turn, but now I realize that it was to create greater suspense for the comics-savvy people in the audience.

I get really uncomfortable with the idea of a race being 100% evil, because sentient beings don’t work like that. It’s a fundamentally essentialist concept, and kind of uninteresting as well.

At the end of Captain America: TFA, Howard fishes the Tesseract out of the sea. It’s what he uses to develop the arc reactor. Presumably, he gives it to the government.

My only point of confusion, or did I miss something, was where Goose came from?

The comics have expanded the Skrull and Kree stories a lot, so they have several different factions now (And both Empires are basically in shambles and divided after the Annihilation event).

Wasn’t one of his drugs something for parasites? I say give him parasites.