I think this one speaks for its self…

In the Shrek films, Donkey ends up in a relationship with a dragon. In Mulan, the voice of Mushu the dragon sounds exactly like Donkey. Therefor, Mushu is the love child of Donkey and Dragon

Major Dundee (1965) and Crocodile Dundee (1986) were always intended as a trilogy, but the final chapter was reworked into an episode of some obscure workplace documentary set in Scranton.

At the of The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005), all four of the Pevensie siblings are revealed to be gay when they come out of the closet

In the 2001 film Shrek, it's revealed that Shrek has carved the name Eddie Murphy into a plank of wood and covered it with a mirror. This is to foreshadow his secret romantic attraction to all creatures voiced by Eddie Murphy

In It Follows (2015), there is only a single scene in which the titular monster does not follow the protagonist, but instead stands perfectly still, nude. This is because the actor in this scene was a Detroit resident who wandered onto the set and was left in the film.

Apparently David Miller, a Screen Rant writer, doesn't know what role Ben Affleck plays in The Flash (2023), so he had to watch the movie again to understand Affleck's role. This confirms that Screen Rant was affected by Barry going back in time.

Home (Pixar, 2015) producers were funded by the CIA to portray an alien invasion of Earth as benign and without grave consequences such as a mass extinction. A human and an alien even become friends. They hope this movie will lessen panic when the public is notified of the upcoming invasion of Earth

In "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker," Rey states that her name is "Rey Skywalker." This goes against the sentiment of "Don't be afraid of who you are" which is repeated throughout the movie, thus making it a subtle nod to how the sequels go against all Star Wars.

In Gerald’s Game (2017) Carel Struycken was out sick on a crucial day of filming, luckily an unnamed director saved the shoot by being able to improv the scene

In Mulan (1998), Eddie Murphy voices a dragon, later in Shrek (2001), he voices a donkey who fucks a dragon, this is a reference to Eddie Murphey once being told to go fuck himself