Redlib: search results - flair_name:"🥚 Easter Egg"

r/MovieDetails • u/LarryKingshead • Dec 27 '21

🥚 Easter Egg In ‘Don’t Look Up’ (2021), astronomers appear on a ‘Morning Joe’-style cable news talk show. Though not explicitly noted as liberal, their logo reflects their slant. A clever detail!

22.3k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/lurebat • Dec 03 '20

🥚 Easter Egg In BeDazzled(2001), the devil disguises herself as a teacher and gives the students a math equation to solve. This equation is actually a famously unsolvable one(for integers), known as "Fermat's last theorem"

54.3k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/Numerous-Lemon • Mar 08 '21

🥚 Easter Egg In Toy Story 4 (2019), a car has the licence plate "RMRF97". In 1997, someone at Pixar accidentally typed “rm -r -f “, deleting the entire Toy Story 2 movie from the Pixar database. Fortunately, the film's supervising technical director had a backup copy at home, and the movie was restored.

62.1k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/Odd_Advance_6438 • Dec 09 '24

🥚 Easter Egg In Watchmen (2009), in the opening montage on the right side, Captain Metropolis and Hooded Justice are close and talking away from everyone else, referencing their secret relationship hinted in the comics

4.7k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/JonathanAllen19 • Jul 13 '20

🥚 Easter Egg After Cars (2006) lost out on the Oscar for Best Animated Movie to Happy Feet (2006), which utilized motion capture, Pixar placed a "Quality Assurance Guarantee" at the end of their next movie Ratatouille (2007) to remind the Academy they animate every single frame of their movies manually

76.4k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/PleasantAmoeba • Aug 31 '22

🥚 Easter Egg Towards the end of NOPE (2022), Em does an Akira slide, adding to a long tradition of TV / movie characters doing the same, starting with Kaneda in Akira (1988). Spoiler

16.7k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/PheonixStarr • Dec 11 '21

🥚 Easter Egg Villeneuve's Dune (2021) - The soundtrack hides an Arrakis weather broadcast (subtitled). The monologue goes otherwise unheard in theatres and home viewings

21.3k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/cyborgx7 • Oct 29 '20

🥚 Easter Egg Thor: Ragnarok (2017) recreates the Doom cover with Skurge. Karl Urban, who portrays Skurge, also portrayed the main character in Doom (2005)

74.1k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/saintwithataint • Feb 04 '20

🥚 Easter Egg Kid notices something that most of us wouldn't have: UP(2009), Cars 2 (2011)

91.8k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/TouyaShiun • Oct 22 '20

🥚 Easter Egg In The Dark Knight Rises (2012), Bruce did not wear a mask during the masked ball scene. This is because he considers Batman as his true identity and "Bruce Wayne" as his disguise in public. When Selina asked him "Who are you pretending to be? " he replied "Bruce Wayne, eccentric billionaire".

75.4k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/sps97grt • May 03 '21

🥚 Easter Egg In The Mitchells vs. the Machines (2021), Katie's socks have the same pattern as the iconic carpet from The Shining.

38.4k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/honeyhistory • Jan 25 '23

🥚 Easter Egg Im Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022), there is a frame that references the movie itself in a Youtube video.

20.6k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/JRockstar50 • Feb 08 '20

🥚 Easter Egg In the opening scene of WALL-E (2008) there are wind turbines and nuclear plants built on top of trash mounds to imply that mankind didn't convert to clean energy until it was too late

99.9k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/Numerous-Lemon • Jan 11 '23

🥚 Easter Egg In Aquaman (2018), you can see a book by H P Lovecraft - The Dunwich Horror. Director James Wan has admitted that Lovecraft was a key inspiration for the movie and wanted to acknowledge his influence.

12.8k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/Numerous-Lemon • Feb 22 '22

🥚 Easter Egg In Captain America: Civil War (2016), Sharon's speech is a direct reference to Amazing Spider-Man #537, where Captain America makes a similar speech.

19.0k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/Rhysman92 • Feb 03 '23

🥚 Easter Egg In Smile (2022), the Police statement shown around the middle of the movie has a PDF417 barcode on it. When decoded, it reveals a hidden message. (Details in comments)

7.8k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/rdchico8 • Feb 16 '23

🥚 Easter Egg In Captain Ron (1992) Kurt Russell's character says his full name is Ron Rico. Ronrico is the name of a Caribbean Rum

16.0k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/EqualDifferences • May 22 '21

🥚 Easter Egg In Zach Snyder’s Army of The Dead (2021) you can actually see the Snyder Cut sitting on the shelf of the casino vault

22.4k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/CapriciousSalmon • Sep 03 '20

🥚 Easter Egg The film Django Unchained (2012) takes place in 1858. Candie’s speech about phrenology concerning the skulls of slaves is a pseudoscience, and had been disproven by the 1840s, which furthers Candie as being ignorant.

45.7k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/Abhishek1520 • May 31 '20

🥚 Easter Egg In Toy Story 2 (1999) , the American flag is replaced by the globe in rest of the world.

80.4k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/Stabstone • Dec 01 '22

🥚 Easter Egg In The Three Stooges short "Hold The Lion" (1947) Curly makes a cameo, with a full head of hair. This was after he retired from the group from suffering a stroke and is the only time Moe, Larry, Curly, and Shemp all appear together on screen in a short. [Link to scene in comments]

25.3k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/Mike239223 • May 15 '20

🥚 Easter Egg In Moana (2016) during the song "We Know the Way" none of the people have tattoos. It's not until after they find their island home that we see characters with tattoos. This is because they never had the resources to figure out a tattoo technique while they were traveling.

57.2k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/downwarddawg • Oct 16 '22

🥚 Easter Egg The 4K release of Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure (1989) revealed to fans that “The Great Ones” are actually hovering above a miniature Circle K

24.8k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/DwightSchruteA2RM • Jul 25 '20

🥚 Easter Egg You almost miss the face of a spirit/being watching the May Queen in Midsommar(2019). Check the top left corner. Effects of the drugs.

36.5k Upvotes

r/MovieDetails • u/WooDadooDooRakeYohn • Jul 22 '20

🥚 Easter Egg In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (2011), Harry, Ron and Hermione easily navigate past a troll, spiders, a werewolf and dementors. These are all antagonists of the first 3 films and demonstrates how powerful our protagonists have become

50.8k Upvotes