12 Crucial Details We Might Have Missed in Iconic Movies

Each time we watch our favorite movies, we tend to find some new details we haven’t noticed before. For example, there is a spoiler right at the beginning of the movie, Midsommar, and at Bilbo’s birthday party in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, the band included a special musician whom you might not have even noticed.

Star Wars: The Last Jedi: Luke not leaving any footprints

Luke fighting Kylo Ren in The Last Jedi was one of the most long-awaited scenes. Everything was right there in front of us, except for one tiny detail: Luke wasn’t actually there. He was just a Force Projection.

First, the Jedi looks much younger in this scene, as he has a different hairstyle and clothing. Second, he’s using the lightsaber that was destroyed during the fight between Rey and Kylo. And third, Luke doesn’t leave footprints, in contrast to other characters involved in the scene.

Mr. & Mrs. Smith: Brad Pitt closing his eye

During the carnival scene where Brad Pitt’s character is shooting at the shooting range, he closes his left eye to aim and then opens it to retain peripheral vision. This is what snipers do, which hints at his abilities with weapons that will be revealed later in the movie.

Titanic: Rose’s life raft not actually being a door

Another powerful scene that has caused many online discussions is the one where Rose is lying on the floating door in the middle of the ocean, while Jack has to swim in the ice water. The audience was sure that both characters could fit on this door. But the fact is that Rose’s life raft was not actually a door, but a door frame. It looks like the most famous complete piece of debris from the real Titanic, which is on display at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic in Nova Scotia.

Midsommar: the tapestry that says it all

The creators of one of the most unusual horror movies provided a spoiler right at the beginning of the flick in the form of a beautiful tapestry that depicted all the story’s twists.

Back to the Future: Doc’s scarf in part 3 looking familiar

It’s quite easy to get confused and make many mistakes when filming a movie about time travel. However, the creators of the Back to the Future trilogy were very careful about details. For example, some attentive fans noticed that Doc’s scarf in Back To The Future III was made from the shirt that he wore in Back to the Future II.

Additionally, if you look closer at the shirt’s pattern, you’ll see that it depicts a steam locomotive and horses. Perhaps this is a reference to the third part of the trilogy.

Back to the Future: Marty McFly and Marty McFly, Jr. having a different eye colors

Although Marty McFly comments that his son “looks just like him,” there is one notable difference between them: Marty the father has gray eyes, while his son has brown eyes.

Interstate 60: a reference to Back to the Future

The clock behind Christopher Lloyd on the thirteenth-floor office reads 10:04, which is the same time frozen on the clock tower in Back to the Future.

And when Neal first sees a red BMW convertible, which is his birthday gift, the music wanders to the same few notes that were played in Back to the Future when Marty opens the garage to see his new truck.

Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone: Snape immediately realizing who was hiding under Professor Quirrell’s turban

Professor Snape was a very perceptive man, and he immediately realized who was hiding under Professor Quirrell’s turban. When Harry’s scar started hurting, Snape noticed it and looked over at Quirrell, obviously suspicious of him.

Evan Almighty: the server’s name tag

When God takes the form of a server in the movie, the name tag on his shirt reads “Al Mighty.”

Pirates of the Caribbean: an indigenous man wearing a familiar wig

It seems that there is a spoiler in the second Pirates of the Caribbean movie that reveals what’s happened to Elizabeth’s father. One of the indigenous men living on the island where the main characters show up wears a wig that bears a striking resemblance to the one that Governor Swann used to wear. At the same time, Elizabeth will find out about her father’s death only in the third film.

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring: Pippin playing at Bilbo’s birthday party

“Something that a lot of people may not have noticed is I play in the hobbit band,” actor Billy Boyd, who played Pippin, said. You can see him in the background of the wide shot. Shortly afterward, Pippin leaves the stage and goes off to make mischief with Merry.

Twilight: Bella and Edward winning the golden onion

Edward and Bella spoke to each other for the first time when they were studying onion cells under a microscope. The teacher announced that the first group to correctly complete the assignment would win a golden onion. After the class, you can see that Bella is holding this onion, which means that they’ve won.

Have you noticed any other curious details in famous movies? Tell us about them in the comments below.