21 Details You Missed In Your Favorite Movies

What do we expect from a good film? Some movie directors surprise us with their attention to detail, which can affect our perception of the film. These hidden details in movies, known as “Easter eggs,” may be suggestive winks from a film’s directors and editors.
We've found 21 unexpected movie details that viewers usually overlook. Have you noticed them before?
TIMESTAMPS:
Zootopia’s nod to Keanu Reeves 0:45
Deep Blue Sea’s nod to Jaws 1:25
The mountains in Cars 1:54
Dragons acting like cats 2:21
The Pursuit of Happyness’s quick cameo 2:46
The Matrix’s camera trick 3:19
Gladiator’s fashion faux pas 3:47
Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs' history lesson 4:27
The Godfather’s cryptic messages 5:01
Up! shows great attention to detail 5:29
When universes collide 6:01
Spider-Man takes the Marvel Universe seriously! 6:18
Aladdin’s carpet is alive and well 6:44
Coco’s shoutout to The Incredibles 7:05
Costume shortages 7:30
Jurassic World gets cheeky! 7:55
Blade Runner 2049’s era identity crisis 8:22
The Lego Movie’s nod to reality 8:45
Big Hero 6’s Baymax vacations in the Polynesian islands 9:06
Monsters vs. Aliens exists alongside Shrek 9:27
An editing blunder in Frozen 9:47
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Frozen (2013 film): By Disney,
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SUMMARY:
- If you’ve seen both Alien: Covenant and Blade Runner, you may have noticed that both sets of characters use the same computer interface. This has led many fans to believe that the movies take place in the same universe.
- In a scene from 2017’s Spider-Man, you can see a wall of famous scientists in a physics classroom. Among these famous faces you can see Bruce Banner, played by Mark Ruffalo, the scientist that can turn into the Hulk in the fictional Marvel Universe.
- Remember the famous magic carpet from the movie Aladdin? Well, you might have seen it in other movies as well. In 2016’s Moana, you can see the same magic carpet boasting the same beautiful design.
- A sequel to 1993’s Jurassic Park, Jurassic World provides a little bit of humor during its fast-paced, high-intensity scenes. In one frame, you can see one of the characters standing in front of a T-shirt for sale that shows a cartoon T-rex uttering the words, “I’m back.”
- Much of the movie Coco takes place in the afterlife where everyone looks like skeletons. In one scene, you can see a movie poster on the wall of an alley featuring The Incredibles — except they’re drawn as skeletons!
- If you’ve seen both The Indian Runner and Captain Fantastic, Viggo Mortensen wears the same shirt in 2 different scenes — nearly 25 years apart!
- In Blade Runner 2049, Ryan Gosling’s character writes on a tablet in one of the first scenes of the movie. But this tablet is actually a plate holder belonging to a camera used in the 1920s! Looks like these 2 eras got a little bit confused.
- In 2014’s The Lego Movie, one of the little astronauts has a crack in the lower half of his helmet. If you ever had this kind of LEGO in the past, you may remember experiencing this with your own little astronaut! Talk about keeping it real.
- If you look closely in one of the scenes from Moana, you’ll see that one of the pirate gang members of Kakamora bears a striking resemblance to the character Baymax from Big Hero 6. Coincidence? Probably not.
- If you look closely, the general in Monsters vs. Aliens is wearing a little Shrek pin! Either ogres exist in their universe or they’re big Shrek fans!
- In films like Frozen, it’s easy to see that a lot of hard work went into animating the film. However, if you look really closely, there’s a scene where you can see that Kristoff’s finger disappears into Anna’s side as he lifts her up!
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