In Saw Patrol (2023), while on a rescue mission, Ryder and the pups are forced to play a game.

Transformers: Rise of the Beasts is actually a movie about health care in America. Anthony Ramos is offered a job at the end of the movie with G.I. Joe and a main plot point is that it comes with perks like health care for his sick brother. So risk your life to save the world to get healthcare.

The Leprechaun from the movie with the same name is noticeably short than every other character. This is because Warwick Davis (the actor who plays him) has dwarfism.

In SCREAM VI (2023), the character Jason Carvey is watching Jason Takes Manhattan. This is both a reference to how JTM takes place in NY which is also a reference to SCREAM VI taking place in NY and the fact the character is named Jason.

In Birdman (2014) a woman asks, “Is this for real or are you shooting a film?” as Michael Keaton’s character stands on a building’s ledge, and then replies, “A film!” and that film in question is actually 2014’s Birdman.

In the movie Nope (2022), there is a scene where blood rains down on their house. This is because Jordan Peele is a massive Slayer fan and wanted to pay homage to the band’s classic song.

In a YouTube ad for Meg 2: The Trench (2023), the day in the link for tickets says "Firday" instead of "Friday". This is actually a genius prediction since that's how much money the movie will make overall: Firday dollars and 41 Megs.

Willem Thefoe was originally going to use just his face as the Goblin in Spider-Man 2002. However, at the time, the producers were afraid of getting a R-rating because of it so they put a mask on him

In The Imitation Game(2014), Benedict Cumberbatch says Heil Hitler, which proves that's he's a nazi.

In Tenet (202, viewers who say that the movie makes sense once you understand it are actually only halfway through a temporal pincer movement.

In Sisu (2022) Aatami's knife goes through an enemies head and a truck's roof, alluding to the fact that he has a very strong knife