New Marvel Deleted Scenes That Will Change The MCU

These Deleted MCU Scenes Will Surprise Everyone
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe is one beast of a film series, spanning over twenty films and thousands of hours of screen time. Of course, like any movie, there are bound to be some deleted scenes. Usually cut due to run time, but also due to pacing and relevance, these scenes ultimately didn’t fit the vision of the movie. But if they were included, things would have been a lot different.

Like this one for instance. In Spider-Man: Homecoming, he learns that Aaron Davis, played by Donald Glover, actually calls up his nephew, Miles! If you’re wondering who Miles is, look no further than the lead in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse. In another Spidey deleted scene, this time courtesy of Far From Home, we see that even superheroes have normal problems like money woes and Peter resorts to selling his stuff just to go to Europe and how much that impacts him.

We would have also seen Thanos use the Soul Stone in Infinity War, the one stone that didn’t get much of a showcase outside of actually obtaining it. Infinity War was also supposed to be the introduction of Smart Hulk in the final battle in Wakanda. In Endgame, seeing teenaged Morgan Stark would have been quite the emotional ride and firmly believe it would have been better to include it. The heroes also take a knee at the end of the movie to tribute Tony Stark in a deleted scene, which would have seen Gamora walking away as she has no idea who he is and isn’t part of the group.

In Age of Ultron, an alternative ending would have seen Quicksilver survive and join the Avengers during the final scene. We would have also learned WAY more about the Quantum Realm’s micro societies in Ant-Man and the Wasp via a scene with Janet. Skurge had a deleted scene in Thor Ragnarok where he sees Heimdall hiding with his sword and debates turning him in or not. There are plenty of riveting deleted scenes in the MCU, let us know what’s your favorite!

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