17 Movie Details You're Gonna Be Really Mad You Didn't Notice The First Time

Did ya catch that?

1. The cape:

In Hercules (1997), the cape attached to Hercules’ armor is actually the shawl that is given to him by his adoptive mother. from MovieDetails

2. The shadow:

Batman Returns, 1992: Selina's eyeglasses shadow project the Catwoman mask on her face. from MovieDetails

3. The flashback:

In Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002), the flashback scene featuring a younger Nigel Powers is actually footage from the early Michael Caine movie Hurry Sundown (1967). from MovieDetails

4. The visor:

In Tenet's (2020) opening scene, although we aren't introduced to the main character, the viewers eye is pulled towards him because his visor is clear, while all the other soldiers visors are fogged up. from MovieDetails

5. The kitty costume:

In Big Hero 6 (2014), Mochi the cat is dressed as Stitch, from Lilo and Stitch (2002). from MovieDetails

6. The time span:

In The Suicide Squad (2021), the brief 8 minute flashback scene detailing some other parts of the plot was exactly 8 minutes long (from the start of the flashback to the present). from MovieDetails

7. The hats:

In Up (2009), the reporters in the opening newsreel are just floating hats, with no actual character models present from MovieDetails

8. The director:

In How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000), Director Ron Howard cameos as one of the villagers. from MovieDetails

9. The daughter:

In Full Metal Jacket (1987), when Joker and Rafterman encounter a mass open grave, a film crew is shown alongside it. The woman shooting footage of the site was played by Vivian Kubrick, daughter of director Stanley Kubrick. Vivian also composed the film’s score under the pseudonym Abigail Mead. from MovieDetails

10. The saddle:

In Hateful Eight (2015), Django's saddle from Django Unchained (2012) appears on top a pile of corpses. Source in comments. from MovieDetails

11. The logo:

In Man of Steel (2013), Superman and Zod fly into a Wayne Enterprises satellite: from MovieDetails

12. The pen:

At the start of Spiderman Homecoming (2017) Peter prevents a bike theft and needs to leave a note, but nobody has a pen. After capturing the Vulture he leaves a note showing how he now always carries a pen with him! from MovieDetails

13. The stuffing:

In The Dark Knight Rises (2012) Cillian Murphy’s jacket is torn at the right shoulder, revealing a ruffle of feathers. This is a clever way to illustrate hay bursting from the seams of Murphy’s title character, a Scarecrow. from MovieDetails

14. The radio:

In Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), right before Glen’s death, the radio announcer says that station “KRGR is leaving the air.” KRGR is short for Krueger. from MovieDetails

15. The callback:

In Mousehunt (1997) Ernie played by Nathan Lane says "Hakuna Matata" to one of the guests. this is a callback to role as Timon from Lion King (1994) from MovieDetails

16. The title:

'Fight Club' (1999) - After Jack (Narrator?) throws himself into a book shelf, the only visible book title is 'Anger Kills'. from MovieDetails

17. And finally, the sound:

The sound that Wall-E (2008) makes when fully charged is the same sound as a Mac booting up. Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple was also a co-founder of Pixar. from MovieDetails

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