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MovieDetails

Details in Movies, Movie Details!

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Avg. Upvotes
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Avg. Comments
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Community Health Score

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94/100

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Sat is the best day to post, with an average of 4848 upvotes per post.

Top Posts in Last 30 Days

Highest-upvoted posts from the community

#1
In Project: Hail Mary (2026), a minor detail reveals the fate of one of the characters (Explanation in comments).
8K upvotes 648 comments
#2
In The Road to El Dorado (2000) you can see the Dreamworks logo in the book of the high priest, Tzekel-Kan.
8K upvotes 18 comments
#3
In Saturday Night Fever (1977) Tony offers to walk Stephanie home, but she says no and goes away. In the sequel, Staying Alive (1983) Tony offers to walk Jackie home, and she says no. But Tony has learned from his mistake so he walks her home anyway.
2K upvotes 107 comments
#4
In Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998), various background props from earlier scenes strangely reappear in new locations, which highlights the surreal atmosphere of the film
2K upvotes 55 comments
#5
In Howl's Moving Castle(2004), as Sophie and Howl escape from the Royal Palace, for a second you can see a protest, with soldiers firing on demonstrators to show the Ingarian public's growing opposition to the war.
2K upvotes 21 comments
#6
Shaun of the Dead (2004): When Shaun is with customers scrolling through cable channels, the tagline on screen for the Trisha show is "Your nine lives are up", later in the film when Shaun and Liz are having their argument, David quips "Basically I'd say your nine lives are up Shaun".
2K upvotes 47 comments
#7
In Cars (2006) one of the freight trucks in the rest stop has the incredibles logo on it
2K upvotes 7 comments
#8
In Hereditary(2018), at 1:47:09, during the day-to-night transition right after the fire scene, several cultists can be seen standing in a circle outside the Graham family's house.
2K upvotes 27 comments
#9
In Ben-Hur (1959), the MGM lion isn’t moving because director William Wyler didn’t want to create the wrong mood for the opening nativity scene.
1K upvotes 19 comments
#10
In Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019), Ghidorah picking up Godzilla and dropping him from a great height is inspired by the hunting behaviour of Golden Eagles, who will pick up goats and drop them off the side of mountains.
642 upvotes 15 comments

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