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Trivia: In an homage to Nigel Tufnul's amplifier that goes up to eleven, the IMDb ranking scale for the movie is out of 11, rather than out of 10 shown for other titles. Overall, This Is Spinal Tap has an 8/11 rating on IMDb.

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Trivia: If you pause the game, there will be a speech bubble shown next to Sketch's mouth reading "Paused at..." and then followed by the amount of time the game has been played. If you wait long enough, the speech bubble will change and say "SEGA!"

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Trivia: When Luther is trying to find Ilsa Faust on his laptop, the date of birth on her MI6 file is October 19, 1983. This is the same date of birth as the actress, Rebecca Ferguson, who plays Ilsa in the movie. (01:00:52)

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Trivia: Director Peyton Reed was up for consideration as one of the directors of Guardians of the Galaxy, but that project was ultimately given to James Gunn. However, Reed was not forgotten - after Edgar Wright had exited the Ant-Man project, Peyton Reed was then given the opportunity to direct Ant-Man.

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Trivia: In the final scene, Luis is talking with Scott about his friend's date who met up with The Falcon one time. Luis stated that The Falcon was asking that he is looking for a guy and the woman talks about the guys she knows. One of the guys Luis said she mentioned is a guy who climbs walls. This is a clear reference to Spider-Man, who is set to appear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe very soon.

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Trivia: When Hiro and Baymax are flying across the city, there is a moment where they around a monorail and then fly below it, passing through the middle of one of the support beams. In this moment, visible to the right of shot, is a statue of Olaf, from the movie Frozen. (00:59:45)

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Trivia: There is a small TV on Hiro's computer desk. The TV resembles the head of the robot EVE from the movie WALL-E. (00:06:30)

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Trivia: Take a look on the top of Hiro's computer. There is a miniature figure of Ralph from the movie Wreck-It Ralph on top of it. (00:06:30)

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Trivia: When Schmidt and Jenko are being chased by the dealers, they drive through the Robotics lab and one of the students inside does a Wilhelm scream.

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Trivia: The Vietnamese Jesus in Schmidt and Jenko's hallucination is played by Dustin Nguyen, who also played Harry Truman Ioki in the original 21 Jump Street TV series.

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Trivia: When Casey's hand is stuck in the force field, an action figure of Mr. Incredible from The Incredibles floats along the force field. This movie and The Incredibles were both directed by Brad Bird.

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Trivia: When Casey enters the shop, the female store clerk is watching the TV. On top of the TV is a piece of memorabilia from The Iron Giant. The director of Tomorrowland, Brad Bird, also directed The Iron Giant.

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Trivia: The Land of Chocolate: When the Simpsons are watching TV, if you listen to the TV, you'll hear that an advert for the game Grand Theft Scratchy is playing. Grand Theft Scratchy ends up being a part of the plot later in the game.

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Trivia: There is an additional scene partway through the end credits featuring the Guardians of the Galaxy and Black Panther.

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Trivia: The film producers actually put a lot of thought into Steve's notebook of things to catch up on. The producers thought it would have been a good idea to show Steve's notebook as a way to see that Steve Rogers is a man out of time. Since the idea is that Captain America can feel like he's a hero, not just for America, but the whole world, the producers set up an internet campaign from each different territory to weigh in on the different things Steve would have in his notebook. The campaign would work as the people would have to vote on 20 things Steve could have missed in the last 70 years. The top 5 vote getters from each country ended up getting implemented into each region's version of the film. The bottom 5 options (Thai food, Star Wars/Trek, Nirvana (band), Rocky (Rocky II?) and the Troubleman soundtrack) remained in each version of the film. (00:02:30)

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Trivia: Throughout the entire movie, the name of Arnold Toht is never spoken once. His name is only first revealed in the end credits.

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Trivia: The dog that licks The Collector in the end credits scene is called Cosmo the Spacedog. Cosmo is actually a telepathic dog created by Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, and appeared in the Marvel comics. (02:00:05)

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Trivia: Red Head Detention: In the last shot of the ending clip, outside the Empire State Building as Black Widow and Hawkeye are being put into the ambulance, Deadpool can be seen in the background behind Captain America, the Human Torch and Wolverine eating a pizza.

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Trivia: The original budget for Alien was supposed to be $4.2 million, but was then doubled to $8.4 million after Ridley Scott impressed 20th Century Fox with the storyboards he made.

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Trivia: Exploratory Laboratory: Stan Lee has a cameo as Black Widow, Hawkeye and Spider-Man fall through to the lower level of the Oscorp lab.

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