These 22 Wild Movie Details Can Be Missed With The Blink Of An Eye If You Don't Watch Closely

Every little detail counts.

1. The lamp:

In ‘The Batman’ (2022), The Penguin is seen with the famous Pipistrello Lamp, designed by Martinelli Luce. “Pipistrello” means “bat” in Italian. from MovieDetails

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2. The sign:

In Soul (2022), you can see a sign with the number "020386" on it. This is a reference to the 3rd of February, 1986- the day Pixar was founded. from MovieDetails

3. The bruises:

Forrest Gump (1994). Forrest's hand is bruised from the punching jennifer's crush the night before from MovieDetails

4. The wristband:

In "Your Name" (2016), the wristband on Taki's hand acts as a subtle indication who Taki is, as he only wears it when he is himself from MovieDetails

5. The model:

In Run (2020) a stock photo model is momentarily featured, which happens to be the same stock photo model from Searching (2018). Aneesh Chaganty being the director of both films. from MovieDetails

6. The canister:

In Toy Story 4 (2019), a Monsters Inc laugh canister can be seen when the cat is chasing Duke Caboom. from MovieDetails

7. The train:

In Spiral (2021), the front of the train in the opening scene has a sly nod to the fact this is the ninth film in the Saw franchise from MovieDetails

8. The number:

In Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022) at 2:10:12 the calculator screen shows "55378008" from MovieDetails

9. The billboard:

In Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers (2022) you can see that Dobby the House Elf became a model for Gucci after the Harry Potter series wrapped. from MovieDetails

10. The T-shirt:

In Pulp Fiction (1994) Tarantino's smiling globe T-shirt is for a Detroit magazine called Orbit. They were the first magazine to ever interview him about being a filmmaker and he wore the shirt as a 'thank you' to them. from MovieDetails

11. The eyes:

The horses of the Nazgul in Lord of the Rings (2001) have the Eye of Sauron on their chest riding gear from MovieDetails

12. The gun:

In The Dark Knight (2008), after the joker steals the bank owners shotgun he can be seen repeatedly using it throughout the movie. from MovieDetails

13. The person he stole the gun from:

In The Dark Knight (2008), the bank manager is played by William Fichtner. This is a reference to Heat (1995). Nolan has cited Heat as a major influence on The Dark Knight. from MovieDetails

14. The sneaky link:

In Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010), you can see Stephen and Julie getting back together in the background at Julie's party. from MovieDetails

15. The hand:

In Little Women (2019), Jo switches writing hands as her left gets tired, an homage to the novel’s author, Louisa May Alcott, who trained herself to be ambidextrous when her hand got tired from MovieDetails

16. The book:

In Jason Goes to Hell (1993) a character discovers the Necronomicon from The Evil Dead (1981) from MovieDetails

17. The funeral home:

In the movie Slither (2006) there is a scene that shows the R.J. MacReady Funeral Home. R.J. MacReady was the name of Kurt Russell's character from the movie The Thing (1982) from MovieDetails

18. The cameo:

In Achorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy Dave Allen (2004) Dave Allen, who portrayed guidance counselor Jeff Rosso on the Apatow produced Freaks and Geeks, can be seen in the background of the dinner scene. from MovieDetails

19. The golden idol:

In Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams (2002) Carmen finds the golden idol from Raiders of the Lost Ark in a pirate cave. from MovieDetails

20. 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

21. The king and his advisor:

In The Little Mermaid (1989), you can see the king and his advisor from Cinderella (1950) at the wedding. from MovieDetails

22. And finally, the bust:

In The Batman (2022), you can see a bust of William Shakespeare at Wayne Manor. This is a reference to the 1960s Batman show; Bruce would lift up Shakespeare's head and press a button to open the entrance to the Bat Cave. from MovieDetails

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