In Back to the Future II (1989), Marty gets in 1955 a letter from 1885. In Cast Away (200 Tom Hanks delivers a package after 4 years in a desert island. This is a nod to Zemeckis being completely delusional about how many fucks delivery services give about our stuff.

In ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ (2019), Jake Gyllenhaal can be seen in the background of several scenes. He wasn’t supposed to be there, and later admitted that he just enjoys stalking Tom Holland. I mean who wouldn’t stalk Tom Holland?

The Little Mermaid (2023) shows viewers that the villain eats shellfish. A lot of Christians didn't catch this detail because the only part of Leviticus they seem to care about is Leviticus 20:13

While filming Edge of Tomorrow (2014), Tom Cruise actually died over 8,000 times to prove to the world that Scientology is real.

Assassin's Creed (2016) is honestly one of the most accurate video game adaptations. Not only is it boring as fuck, it's repetitive and just dogshit. Buy mace and spray it in your eyes instead of a movie ticket to this, it's more entertaining

In the series Another Life (202, a character in Season 2, Episode 6 says he wants Australia to be habitable again, as does 99.9% of all other people. This confirms the series is fiction, as Australia never has or will be habitable and if it was, no one would choose to live there.

In response to the writer's strike, Hollywood has expanded some commercials they had lying around into feature length films. This is clever foreshadowing that the movie industry is dying.

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?