In Avatar: The Way of Water (2022), Lo'ak and Payakan's heartwarming friendship only happened because the racist Water Tribe chief's son tried to murder him with an alien mosasaur just because Lo'ak beat him up for being a racist, which for some reason is never mentioned again

Oppenheimer (2023) used practically zero CGI, but did employ digital effects to provide a sense of scale

During Kill Bill Vol 1 (2003) you can clearly see "Fuck u" written on The Brides soles as a "fuck you" to Quentin Tarantino's foot fetish.

In Spider-Man: Across the Spiderverse (2023), Miguel says "it's classified" when Gwen asks who he is. He also gives her his full name and backstory 2 seconds later, implying he just wanted to make himself look cool and mysterious for a bit.

In The Mummy Returns (2001), the main characters are not shown to have adopted the ancient Egyptian religion, despite having received direct and incontrovertible proof during the events of The Mummy (1999) that the ancient Egyptian religion is objectively true.

In Barbie (2023) a modern rendition of the story of Spartacus is told, where a member of an Roman slave sees how life is for their people outside of the society where they are slaves and unites the slaves into a rebellion that is destroyed by infighting, but twists it do the slaves are the villains

In Oppenheimer (2023), Robert Downey Jr. as Lewis Strauss bears some similarities to his performances in the MCU as Tony Stark. This is a reference to y'all being big fucking liars.

After watching the Barbie movie and seeing that Barbie could just leave the Barbie world and go to the real world to live a normal life as a human, Annabelle decided that she too would leave the Annabelle world for the real world to live a regular life as a human.

In Simone (2002) Al Pacino predicts the future of Hollywood by creating an AI to replace actors

My favorite part of The Super Mario Movie (2023) was when the audience said "Oh, I thought you were dead" and then Chunky Kong replied "My death was greatly exaggerated."

In Fast X (2023), we didn’t get to see if John Cena’s character actually died or lived, and that’s because you can’t see him!