The greatest film of our generation subtly battled prejudice without us even realising

In The Dark Knight, the scene where Batman fights the Joker was filmed at the Trump Tower in Chicago while under construction. This is a reference to the joker whose name is currently on the building

(Dom's voice)- "Time to crank it all the way to eleven."

Did you know that in Despicable Me (201, when Gru was stole the moon he had to make sure to go during a full moon in order to get all of it?

The design for Tamatoa in the upcoming live-action remake of Moana (2016) has been leaked.

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Groundhogs’ Day 5 (1993) did poorly at the Box Office, presumably because apart from one scene, it appears to be a scene-for-scene remake of the original, the same criticism leveled at the past four films. Despite this, the studio still seems to be releasing these sequels on a daily basis.

In Master and Commander (2003), the surgeon, Stephen, says that he finds fighting and being a naturalist don’t go together. This is because he is unaware of Pokémon

In Beau is afraid (2023) i was surprised to know this plot point was present in the original script from 2014...

In Léon: The Professional, (1994), Léon is frequently shown drinking milk. This detail highlights the fact that he is a serial murderer and overall deplorable person.

The Flash (2023) is about a failing Movie Studio protecting a known pedophile, kidnapper, and other crimes. Why? I really don't have an answer. Fans don't seem to want to acknowledge it either.