Trivia: During production, Sylvester Stallone suffered a gash in his right foot whilst filming a fight scene. The injury required 70 stitches.
Trivia: This was the first film from a black director to win the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Trivia: The production attempted to keep the cameo performances of Jennifer Tilly and Alex Vincent secret. They were unlisted in the cast and promotional material for the film. However, after early screenings of the film, their cameos were leaked online.
Trivia: The first entirely English-language film made by acclaimed South Korean director Park Chan-Wook.
Trivia: When Flint Lockwood's Party-in-a-Box goes off during an Inventor Presentation, two Wilhelm Screams can be heard.
Trivia: When Keller looks at the newspaper detailing Bob Taylor's suicide whilst at Holly's house, the reporter who wrote the article is called Aaron Guzikowski. Aaron Guzikowski is also the name of the movie's screenwriter. (01:51:15)
Trivia: The monkeys in the newspaper look exactly like the monkeys from Madagascar, another Dreamworks movie.
Trivia: Although they played mother and son in this film, Debbie Reynolds (born 1932) was only twelve years older than Michael Douglas (born 1944).
Trivia: When a motorcyclist trips over a rock during a chase scene, he yells a Wilhelm scream.
Trivia: Final film of famed production designer Allan Cameron. Cameron got his start on television, and went on to be well-known for his work in sci-fi, action and fantasy films, such as 1999's "The Mummy," "Starship Troopers," "Willow" and "Highlander." He sadly passed away a few years after the film's release.
Trivia: In the batcave, the batmobile lifted by Bruce is the design from Tim Burton's Batman and Batman Returns films.
Trivia: Netflix uses the International Theatrical Version of the film (which they tend to do a lot), that cuts a few jokes or changes some scenes from the US Theatrical Version. For example, instead of Tony Montana from "Scarface" in Ron's eyes, it's Frank Dux (Jean-Claude Van Damme) from "Bloodsport", which is also a mistake since the film came out in 1988.
Trivia: After the underground success of the original film (considered a "so bad, it's good" cult classic), a sequel was eventually greenlit. Many feared the sequel would be self-aware and therefore not as unintentionally funny as the original. While it is true the cast and some of the crew were "in on the joke" and some inside-jokes were inserted for fans of the original, reportedly writer/director James Nguyen was trying his hardest to create a serious and legitimate sequel to the original film, which he considered an un-ironic "romantic thriller." Most of the self-referential inside-jokes in the film are the result of the producer and editor or the cast messing around... the script is actually almost completely earnest. (This is especially evident if one listens to the two audio commentaries for the film... Nguyen doesn't find the film nearly as amusing as the cast does).