Unobvious Details From Movies (15 pics)

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In Scream (1996) Stu is using Tatum’s mirror. He was head-butted by Sidney during the attack on her the night before. This is the conversation they have after Billy is arrested.

2

In Inglourious Basterds (2009), Mike Myers' character, General Ed Fenech is named after French-Italian actress and Giallo film icon Edwige Fenech.

3

Paul Dano's Riddler in The Batman (2022) has the same glasses as Jim Carrey's Riddler from Batman Forever (1995.)

4

Jumanji (1995): The police badge for the town features the Parish Shoe Factory, indicating its importance to the town.

5

In All Quiet on the Western Front (2022), German soldiers are seen wearing their wedding rings on their right hands, while the French soldiers wear them on their left, which is how they are traditionally worn.

6

In The Incredibles (2004) a building reads “Lozano Records” - most likely named after Albert Lozano; a production artist and character designer on the film!

7

Forrest Gump (1994), the writing on Bubba's helmet says "I'd rather be shrimping".

8

In The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974), Pam is seen wearing a bracelet as Leatherface, whose arms are bare, kills her. When you see her in the freezer later on, the bracelet is gone, and when Leatherface reappears you can see him wearing it, all the way up until the ending.

9

In Deadpool and Wolverine (2024) the burned out car from Planes, Trains, and Automobiles (1987) can be seen in The Void making Del Griffith and Neal Page official characters in the MU.

10

In Iron Man 2 (2010), while Tony is going through Howard Stark's old stuff, we see a drawing of a tesseract in his father's notes.

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A Real Pain (2024) - The colour of David and Benji’s costume switch over towards the end.

12

In the beginning of Zombieland: Double Tap (2019), Tallahassee and Columbus pass by a poster for a third Garfield movie. The mid credits scene reveals that Bill Murray was promoting that same movie on the day the zombie virus struck.

13

In Scream 3 (2000), Sarah’s death aligns with the timing her character Candy dies in the ‘Stab 3’ script. Script formatting generally equates one page to one minute of film. Candy would die somewhere in the 28 minute range in the movie they’re rehearsing, which happens to be around the timestamp Sarah is also killed.

14

Wallace and Gromit - Murder Most Fowl (2024) - the WD-40 spray is labelled WG-40, suggesting Wallace invented it in their universe.