1Clue
In Clue (1985), each character's car is the same color as their name and game piece in the board game.
2. In Inside Out (2015), Riley is seen wearing rainbow t-shirts with colors for each emotion. After the move, she wears a yellow jacket, symbolizing the other emotions being suppressed as she tries to force joy in her life. Later, Riley wears a black sweater for her complete inability to feel anything.
3. In Kill Bill vol.1, O-Ren Ishii warns The Bride she might not last five minutes in a fight. She loses the duel, in a fight sequence that lasts exactly 4 minutes and 59 seconds.
4. In Avengers: Endgame, in New Asgard, they brew Asgardian Ale.
5. In the 2019 Hellboy movie, in one scene Hellboy’s hand changes from right to left and back again. He was probably facing the wrong way for that split moment so they flipped the video, hoping no one would notice. A lot of movies actually do this and people always notice.
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6Deadpool 2
In Deadpool 2, Yukio and Negasonic's cup says "I'm with her" with arrows pointing towards each other.
7. In Iron Man (2008), you can see the energy moving from the arc reactor in his chest to his repulser.
8. American singer Jimmy Buffett heroically rescues a couple Margaritas in Jurassic World.
9. In Spider-Man 3, a scene when Peter Parker sits in Jameson's chair and Betty is in the background just so clearly into it.
10. In Thor Ragnarok, when Dr. Strange uses Thor's hair strand to find Odin he casts a spell with his hands forming this familiar symbol called Triquetra that was also engraved on Mjolnir and has been a thing of the Asgardian culture.
11The Hunger Games
In The Hunger Games (2012) when Katniss is hallucinating/remembering we see all the coal miners have her father's face.
12. In Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001), Harry’s scar hurt not because of Snape, but because he was facing the back of Quirrell’s head aka Voldemort.
13. In Men in Black (1997), when Will Smith is looking at the two space ships at the MIB headquarters, if you look in the background Zed and K are there typing on the computer. But if you look closer you can tell that they're not even touching the keyboard.
14. In Frozen, the ice in Olaf’s drink is shaped the same as his body (head, torso, butt, feet).
15. There is a Mon Calamari who can't find his monitor in Return of the Jedi.
16Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
In Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004), titles of the books aren’t visible in the bookstore scene because Joel can’t remember all of those details.
17. In Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) one of the movies available for Peter in flight is "The Snap" directed by Paul Greengrass. Paul Greengrass is a real-life director responsible for "United 93", "Captain Phillips", "Bloody Sunday" among a few other dramatized films based on real-world events.
18. In the 1982 Tron movie, in one scene as the ship crosses the light beam path there is a huge Mickey Mouse head below it on the ground.
19. In Spider-Man: Homecoming, Spidey jumps over a car while chasing the Vulture goons with a license plate of ASM-267. The Amazing Spider-Man 267 comic tells the story of Spider-Man in suburbia, which served as inspiration for this chase.
20. In Steven Spielberg's Duel (1971), the exterminator car that David Mann mistakes for a police patrol car is called Grebleips Pest Control. Grebleips is Spielberg spelled backward.
21The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
In The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013), the wall behind Walter represents his colorful and creative mind, but quickly transitions to dark gray colors representing the dull work life.
22. Seth Rogan has somewhat of a cameo appearance in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.
23. In Avengers: Endgame, in the support group scene, the man wearing the glasses is Jim Starlin aka the creator of Thanos from the Marvel comics.
24. In X-Men Apocalypse, the woman that Stan Lee is holding in his arms is his real wife, Joan Lee. It's the scene in which Apocalypse uses his powers to launch all the world's nuclear weapons into space, essentially disarming the entire planet.
25. In Stranger than Fiction (2006) when Harold is thinking of Ana during his visit to HR, the cloud painting behind him begins to move, indicating his head is in the clouds.
