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🥚 Easter EggEvil Dead Rise (2023): The "Henrietta's Pizzeria" box is a reference to Henrietta Knowby, the main Deadite antagonist in Evil Dead II (1987). The "Come get some!" tagline at the bottom of the box is a reference to Ash's line from the end of Army of Darkness (1993) (reddit.com)
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👨🚀 Prop/CostumeIn the movie Daniel (1983) the electric chair that was used was actually the real Sing Sing 'Old Sparky' chair, which had executed 614 people between 1891-1960s. As the film was based on the Rosenberg spies who were executed in that chair, the director wanted the scene to be as accurate as possible. (i.redd.it)
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🕵️ AccuracyIn Heat (1995), Chris Shiherlis tapped an M4 Carbine(?) magazine on the car bumper. This is accurate as soldiers have a useful habit of tapping their magazines on something to ensure the round goes in the back. [Video Link about magazine tapping in the comments] (i.redd.it)
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👥 ForeshadowingThe Dark Knight Rises (2012) (self.MovieDetails)
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❓ TriviaIn Taxi Driver (1976) Travis Bickle is not a native New Yorker. He has apple pie with melted cheese in the diner scene with Betsy, which is unusual in NY but very common in the Midwest. De Niro also uses a Midwestern accent. This further explains his isolation and total disgust at New York City. (i.redd.it)
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🥚 Easter EggIn John Wick Chapter 4 (2023) The radio station that commentates on John Wick's whereabouts and progress is called WUXIA, which literally means "martial heroes", is a genre of Chinese fiction concerning the adventures of martial artists in ancient China. (i.redd.it)
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👥 ForeshadowingIn Klaus (2019), early on in the movie there is a boat named "Lydia" on a shelf. Explanation in comments. (reddit.com)
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❓ TriviaIn The Prince of Egypt (1998), the Hebrew song that the children sing while leaving Egypt is called "Song of the Sea". In the bible it's sung by the Israelites after they cross the Red Sea and reach safety, but in the movie, it's sung before the crossing. (v.redd.it)
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