DELETED SCENE: How Marvel FIXED Rhodey Before Cap 4 & Armor Wars!
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Published 2024-05-01
Marvel Studios’ The Falcon and the Winter Soldier released an official deleted scene that would have clarified when, exactly, Rhodey was replaced with a Skrull. After Secret Invasion, fans were disappointed by the implication that James Rhodes (Don Cheadle) had been a Skrull since the airport battle in Captain America Civil War. Now, this deleted scene with Rhodey and Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) reveals that the Skrull-swap happened long after, shortly after the events of Avengers Endgame. Erik Voss explains what this means for Captain America Brave New World and Armor Wars!
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All Comments (21)
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Secret Invasion was another universe, problem solved.
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“Boom, lookin for this?” “That kills every time I tell it”.
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just retcon the rest at this point lmao, literally nothing in secret invasion made any sense
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yeah Secret Invation rly messed things up, glad this happened
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FIRST THING I said when I saw him in Secret Invasion was “hey the pants aren’t glowing anymore and his limps gone, how has NOBODY called that out!”
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The funny thing is, before Secret Invasion, everyone was having fun with the possibility of Rhodey being a Skrull since Civil War, or even the whole time. It wasn't so fun once it happened!
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RHODEY WAS TAKEN AFTER THE ENDGAME FIGHT Gravik was STILL ON FURY'S SIDE DURING ENDGAME OR HE WOULDNT HAVE BEEN A PART OF THE HARVEST so Gravik couldn't have taken Rhodey before he turned on Nick Fury which was AFTER ENDGAME
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They could have just went for the narrative that Rhodey was replaced during one of his checkup post-endgame, end of story. That way it doesn't take away any meaningful conversation/interaction he had before.
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Can you guys believe they got that Skrull to act as well as Don Cheadle? ITS FIRST TIME EVER ACTING! They need to cast that skrull in more movies!
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“BOOM, you looking for this?” killed me. 😂
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He went in for a "miracle procedure" and that's when they nabbed him.
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I think the easiest way for them to explain the Skrull swap and make it fit without further messing things up is, that it happened during a regular checkup. After an injury of that level, tech legs or not, there's gonna be regular checkups and pt for a long time, possibly for the rest of his life depending on how he heals and progresses.
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he never used the war machine between Falcon/WinterSoldier and Secret Invasion is the most obvious clue when the switch happen
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For me Rhodey was taken between the events of endgame and falcon and the winter soldier.
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They should have left that scene in during Falcon and the Winter Soldier
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I'd love if Armor Wars focused on the need for high end medical tech. I'm in a wheelchair and have two spinal stim units implanted in me and lots of screws and anchors. It would bring the MCU into real life circumstances like it never has before.
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Not JUST Skrodey being at the funeral, but literally being there with Tony in his FINAL MOMENTS. That just doesn’t sit right
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Rhodey went in for a prostate exam , a skoll posed as a doctor, they snatched him up...problem solved
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I knew “Boom Looking for this” was going to find its way in somehow😂😂
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Raava's performance as Rhodey was so good that the jury thought it was Don himself, well done
