In 2002 Spider-Man Peter Parker sells his photos to the Daily Bugle, the main media that is responsible defamation of his alter ego instead of trying to find a less toxic newspaper. This is an insight to Spiderman's self destructive nature, and he is a menace to society this piece of scum!

In The Flash (2023) there is a sexy guy cooking. I dunno why.

In Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem the diner scene in Avengers: Endgame is referenced many times. Paul Rudd is in this scene but also voices in Mondo Gecko in TMNT: Mutant Mayhem

In Spider-Man (2002), Aunt May is seen in the hospital. This is a reference to the fact Peter could have indeed gone to the hospital if he wanted to when he was bitten by the spider earlier, despite living in the USA.

The director of The Flash(2023) knew everyone hated Ezra Miller so he went “Fuck it, I’m putting 2 of him in the movie, get rekt community.”

"Gozilla: Minus One", when first released on November 3 2023, will set a new record for shortest sequel gap, only 105 days after its parent film, "Oppenheimer".

About My Father (2023) is a fictional story. You can tell because Robert De Niro’s son isn’t a baby

Movie Detail: German Politican Karl-Theodore zu Guttenberg and Captain Black from the One Piece Live Action Series don't just look identical, but also cheated their way into a wealthy position before their secret got uncovered and they lost everything.

One Piece actually has almost nine (9) episodes. This is a reference to my mom at Halloween telling me I'm only allowed to have one piece of candy, but me actually taking a handful. Really smart callback from the producers.

BASEkitball (1998) tells the tale of a weird and stupid made up sport that deliberately misuses elements of other sports and somehow rockets to popularity. The premise seemed silly until recent years saw the rise of Pickleball as a “legitimate” sport.

There was an attempt to add this FEMALE wig to Samurai Cop during reshoots without it being noticeable. The wig had too much power, much like Samurai Cop who liked his criminals in cell, without power mods (guards) watching over their every move and word.