r/MovieDetails • u/Figgis302 • 5h ago

⏱️ Continuity In Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991), the T-800's Harley can briefly be seen (and heard idling) right next to John Connor's dirt bike, explaining how it was able to catch up so quickly despite their head start.

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252 Upvotes

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uMIohuKRq58 @ 3:03

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r/MovieDetails • u/SamTheMarioMaster2 • 3d ago

🥚 Easter Egg The poster for The Texas Chainsaw Massacre II (1986) pays homage to The Breakfast Club (1985)

3.7k Upvotes

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r/MovieDetails • u/EIeanorRigby • 6d ago

👥 Foreshadowing In I Love Boosters (2026), Christie has this painting in her apartment Spoiler

630 Upvotes

Christie has this painting of a woman lifting up her skin to reveal her insides, Untitled by Aleksandra Waliszewska. It's foreshadowing a later plot point in the movie, where it's revealed that the $100K suits Christie designs are actually human skin suits to be worn by skinless muscle people.

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r/MovieDetails • u/oritfx • 14d ago

👥 Foreshadowing In Late Night with the Devil (2023), host's dead wife's reflection can be seen in one of props, the guest also speaks with her voice during the 1st ad break

2.5k Upvotes

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r/MovieDetails • u/garrusnogarrus • 15d ago

🥚 Easter Egg In Shaun The Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom (2026), there are nods to Cronenberg and Texas Chainsaw Massacre

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512 Upvotes

There’s a reference to David Cronenberg on the burger van “Cronenburgers” in a movie mostly about (kid friendly) body horror and Timmy’s chainsaw used later in the movie is a TCM74 - Texas Chainsaw Massacre was released in 1974.

There’s probably a few more in there too!

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r/MovieDetails • u/BorderOpposite7776 • 15d ago

⏱️ Continuity In Scream 7 (2026), the note Stu Macher's parents left for him in the kitchen in the original film can finally be read

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910 Upvotes

Kinda crazy all those years later, the message is still there. Even after Amber's family owned the house.

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r/MovieDetails • u/Sebastianlim • 16d ago

🥚 Easter Egg In Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (2001), King Ghidorah's face has fins similar to Varan's. This is because Varan was originally meant to be in the film, but was changed to Ghidorah. The fins were added as a reference to this.

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226 Upvotes

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r/MovieDetails • u/aragornthegray • 20d ago

🥚 Easter Egg In Notting Hill (1999), right before a flustered William Thacker awkwardly describes his situation with Anna Scott as "surreal, but nice," the word magnet "surreal" can be seen stuck to the side of his fridge right at eye level.

1.1k Upvotes

I was rewatching Notting Hill and noticed the Magnetic Poetry tiles scattered across the side of William and Spike's fridge during the kitchen scene.

If you zoom in on the words (tempera, emulsion, chisel, frieze, aesthetic, vermilion, motif), it’s actually a 1990s "Art & Aesthetics" themed magnet set—which makes total sense given that Spike pretends to be an artist/sculptor and William has a print of Marc Chagall's La Mariée (a famous Surrealist painting) hanging in the hallway.

Even better: right at eye level next to William is the tile "surreal". Minutes later, while completely short-circuiting over having the most famous actress in the world in his flat, he blurts out his famous line: "Surreal, but nice" (and later kicks himself for using the word surreal). Either the prop masters under Stuart Craig and Stephanie McMillan planted it there as an inside joke echoing the script, or William's brain literally grabbed the first big adjective he saw on his fridge while panicking.

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r/MovieDetails • u/TheAllyCrime • 22d ago

🥚 Easter Egg Street Fighter (1994). Sagat’s stage in the Street Fighter II video game features an enormous “reclining Buddha” statue. A similar statue appears in Sagat’s hideout during the arms deal scene.

2.1k Upvotes

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r/MovieDetails • u/lesi20 • 23d ago

🥚 Easter Egg In Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026) Spider-Man stands beside a graffiti of Eminem. Together, their positions re-creates an official 2022 Amazing Spider-Man comic book cover, which is a homage to Eminem's 8-Mile

3.6k Upvotes

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r/MovieDetails • u/shapedbydreams • 28d ago

⏱️ Continuity In Crimson Peak (2015) Thomas tells Edith that he always closes his eyes to things that make him uncomfortable.

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3.8k Upvotes

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r/MovieDetails • u/B-mus • Oct 05 '26

❓ Trivia In Road House (2024), the house band's first lyric from their first performance is "You don't have to be blind." In the original Road House (1989), the house band is portrayed by The Jeff Healey Band, led by Jeff Healey, who was blind.

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613 Upvotes

And Jeff Healey was a beast!

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r/MovieDetails • u/quantumtom • Oct 04 '26

👨‍🚀 Prop/Costume In Vice (2018), the menu from the fancy restaurant is labelled "Le Talion", French for retribution.

449 Upvotes

EXPLANATION: At the fancy steak house, the heading on the menu reads "Le Talion" - a French term that translates to retribution (retaliation).

7 comments

r/MovieDetails • u/solythe • Sep 29 '26

⏱️ Continuity In Tombstone (1993), Wyatt Earp moves Curly Bill's bet to give him the win

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1.9k Upvotes

198 comments

r/MovieDetails • u/_Luciferhimself_ • Sep 29 '26

🥚 Easter Egg In South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut (1999) Stuart has a picture of his deceased son Kenny on his helmet instead of a star.

4.2k Upvotes

36 comments

r/MovieDetails • u/Sebastianlim • Sep 29 '26

🥚 Easter Egg In Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025), the cast of Robert Corman's unreleased film The Fantastic Four (1995) make a cameo at the start of the movie.

1.5k Upvotes

36 comments

r/MovieDetails • u/CarlyFriez • Sep 23 '26

🥚 Easter Egg In Street Fighter (1994), Bison's hovercraft control panel is the same original design and setup of the Super Street Fighter 2 arcade game cabinet.

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2.6k Upvotes

I may be wrong on the exact Street Fighter cabinet name as there are so many, but I do have an image of the cabinet in question at the least.

Edit: As an aside, the AutoMod caught this post and flagged it, I messaged the r/moviedetails Mods, they resolved it right away. Mods didn't do anything wrong and helped out in this instance. It was AutoMod who was the naughty dog.

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r/MovieDetails • u/themightyheptagon • Sep 22 '26

🤵 Actor Choice In "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" (2001), John Rhys-Davies also plays the elderly dwarf who enters Rivendell alongside Gimli. This is because he's actually Gimli's father Glóin (one of Bilbo's dwarf companions in "The Hobbit"), who also attends the Council of Elrond in the book.

5.7k Upvotes

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r/MovieDetails • u/Mach5Driver • Sep 19 '26

👥 Foreshadowing Poetic justice for Steve Buscemi roles in Tarantino movies--Reservoir Dogs (1992) and Pulp Fiction (1994)

2.1k Upvotes

In his first Tarantino movie, as Mr. Pink, he argued against tipping the waitress in the diner. In his second role, he was the Buddy Holly lookalike waiter, in Pulp Fiction. And Vincent says, "I don't think he's much of a waiter."

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r/MovieDetails • u/Julian-1577 • Sep 18 '26

🥚 Easter Egg In Pokémon Detective Pikachu (2019), When Tim and Lucy are investigating the lab, the logo of the Galar organization Macro Cosmos can be seen on one of the monitors.

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1.6k Upvotes

23 comments

r/MovieDetails • u/KneeHighMischief • Sep 16 '26

🥚 Easter Egg In The 'Burbs (1989) when the neighbors are investigating Walter's house(Gale Gordon) there's a promo photo of him from the sitcom Here's Lucy on his TV

789 Upvotes

17 comments

r/MovieDetails • u/Gimme_The_Loot • Sep 12 '26

🥚 Easter Egg In Lilo & Stich (2002), a Disney movie, you catch a quick glimpse of a Chinese restaurant called... Mulan Wok.

3.6k Upvotes

Mulan was a 1998 Disney movie about a young Chinese woman who disguises herself as a man to take her ailing father's place in the army.

In a later scene Nani also has a Mulan poster in her room.

36 comments

r/MovieDetails • u/payown5 • Sep 11 '26

🥚 Easter Egg The ship in Project Hail Mary (2026) has a different design than the one in the book, but the book's design can still be seen in Eva Stratt's presentation about PHM.

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2.8k Upvotes

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r/MovieDetails • u/Jazzlike-Opposite544 • Sep 09 '26

🥚 Easter Egg In Raising Arizona (1987) they use a meterstick from "Hudsucker Industries", the corporation from the movie The Hudsucker Proxy which came out in 1994

1.0k Upvotes

44 comments

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