It's not like Marvel Studios are the only ones enchanted by the possibility of multiverse. <\/p>\n
The release of Quantumania was another disappointing flop of the MCU's Phase 4 for many fans. However, the movie has many interesting aspects, especially regarding the cameos. <\/p>\n
The latest Ant-Man was not loved by audiences or critics. Although the creators managed to include not only interesting plot details, but also surprising references. <\/p>\n
We all love cameos in Marvel movies. Some of them are just for fun, but this time the authors of Quantumania made a very cool reference for fans of science and good music. <\/p>\n
One such cameo was the appearance of Mark Everett, the creator of the band Eels. Some may have heard their song I Need Some Sleep in Shrek 2. <\/p>\n
The lead singer of Eels appears in a scene where he asks the main character Scott Lang to take a picture with his dog. <\/p>\n
The musician's cameo itself doesn't seem very surprising, but many admirers have pointed out that Mark is the son of the famous physicist Hugh Everett III. <\/p>\n
It was Hugh Everett III who introduced the concept of the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics in his doctoral thesis in 1957. <\/p>\n
This theory states that every quantum measurement causes the universe to split into multiple parallel universes, each representing a different outcome of the measurement. <\/p>\n
The thesis was widely debated and remains controversial among physicists today. Everett also worked on several other topics in physics, including nuclear weapons and the theory of relativity. <\/p>\n
Despite his contributions to the field of physics, Everett struggled for recognition during his lifetime and passed away in 1982 at the age of 51. <\/p>\n
Fans believe that the writers of the Ant-Man movie honored the creator of the theory on which the superhero flick is based. <\/p>\n
And while audiences agree that Quantumania was a rather disappointing film, many fans claim that it was the movie with the best cameos and small roles in the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. <\/p>\n
Source: Reddit <\/p>\n
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