In Thor 2, we see the Reality Gems that later played an important role in Infinite War.
At the end of the story, the villain is of course defeated, and the gem is placed in a device and given to the collector.
But this shot was questioned at the time, and even the director of "Thor 2" himself said that he did not like the Easter egg.
As early as 2013, Thor 2 director Alain Taylor had publicly criticized the film's end-of-credit Easter egg.
And this Easter egg was actually directed by "Guardians of the Galaxy" director James Gunn.
At that time, when Alain criticized the easter egg at the end of the film, the wording was quite harsh, "Of course I am not (the director), I am glad not to take responsibility." ”
In response to a question from a fan on Twitter, Gunn said the Easter egg was indeed a bit hasty.
"Alain apologized to me privately for these remarks, so we're fine."
"And that Easter egg — although it was helpful in laying the groundwork — and of course, Benicio was as surprising as ever — was a bit hasty overall, to be honest."
But for fans, this Easter egg reveals where the reality gem is and introduces a new character collector, and it is not a completely useless Easter egg.