Stan Lee is Marvel's most well-known Easter egg element, and with the death of the old man, "Avengers 4" has become the old man's best Easter egg, which also marks the end of an era. Stan Lee left us a lot of classic Easter eggs in the Marvel movies, and still makes fans enjoy them, the following is the best cameo performance of Stan Lee in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
<h1>9. Avengers: Endgame</h1>
Stan Lee plays a young hippie from the 70s in Avengers 4, driving a car at the entrance of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s military base, pulling his female companion and shouting, "Hey, man!" Be loving, don't fight! ”
Although the old man's cameo is full of joy, when we learn that this is the last time we will see Stan Lee in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there is a bittersweet feeling.
<h1>8. "Black Panther"</h1>
The old man's cameo in the movie "Black Panther" is very interesting. While going to an underground casino in South Korea to capture Crowe, Panther encounters Agent Ross from the CIA. At the table, Panther casually pressed a stack of chips into the area with 3 points, said hello to Agent Ross, and left.
Stan Lee then took the Black Panther to win the bet and said to Rose, "You know what? I felt like I should take them over and take them (chips) to my side and keep them for safekeeping. ”
This is also stan Lee's longest line in the MCU.
<h1>7. Ant-Man and wasp</h1>
Comedy elements are indispensable things in Marvel movies, even movies with a sad tone such as "Reunion 3" and "Reunion 4", they are indispensable to the comedy elements like small snacks.
In the movie "Ant-Man and the Wasp Woman", in order to get Dr. Pym's experimental building, the adulterer Birch sends his men to chase down the Wasp Woman and Ant-Man who are driving the van, and the Wasp Woman uses Pym particle weapons against Birch's men.
In the battle between the two sides, Stan Lee was about to get into the car when the car was reduced by Pym particles. The old man said incredulously: "The teenager took drugs for a while, and the old man came to hurry up the madhouse." ”
<h1>6. "Captain Marvel"</h1>
In fact, "Captain Marvel" is stan Lee's last Easter egg before his death, and "Captain Marvel" was filmed later than "Reunion 4", but it was released earlier than "Reunion 4".
In the film, Stan Lee plays a passerby who rides the subway, and Captain Marvel smiles meaningfully at the old man.
<h1>5. "Thor Series"</h1>
In the Thor series of movies, the cameos of the old man are very interesting. In Thor 1, Stan Lee plays a hammer who tries to use Pikara to move Thor's hammer, MyoerNier, only to have Pickup's back brawl completely torn apart.
In "Thor 2", the old man played a mental patient. "Thor 3" Stan Lee plays the barber who serves Gao Tianzun and cuts the most handsome hairstyle for Thor so far.
<h1>4. Captain America: Civil War</h1>
Civil War is one of Stan Lee's last films to appear, ending with Stan Lee playing a courier guy who names Iron Man Tony Stark as Tony Stank.
<h1>3. Reunion 2: Age of Ultron</h1>
"Avengers 2: Age of Ultron" is the worst-known movie in the Avengers series, but the Stan Lee Easter egg in this movie is very exciting.
At the Stark Mansion, Iron Man throws a party, and Stan Lee, a World War II veteran who attends the party, insists on tasting the wine that Thor brought. In the end, Stan Lee was drunk and unconscious, muttering his mantra "Keep improving".
<h1>2. "Iron Man"</h1>
2008's "Iron Man" kicked off the MCU and opened the Easter egg element of Stan Lee. At a party merchant, Iron Man mistakes Stan Lee, who is surrounded by beautiful women, for Hugh Hefner, founder of the adult magazine Playboy.
<h1>1. Stan Lee's most successful Easter egg "Guardians of the Galaxy 2"</h1>
Stan Lee has played a character in every MCU movie, which is essentially a plot hole that Guardians of the Galaxy 2 director James Gunn filled in in an interesting way — portraying Stan Lee as an observer.
In the comics, observers are a high-level race that records cosmic events, and in the Easter egg of Guardians of the Galaxy 2, Stan Lee is sharing his cameo story with other observers in each Marvel movie.