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Trivia: The figurine of The Thing held by Johnny belongs to Marvel Legends series from 2002.

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Trivia: The flowers on the stand are named "carnation" and "snap dragon" as a reference to Carnage and Snapdragon, both from the comics.

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Trivia: While Peter is trying to use the web he says "up up and away" that's a line used by Superman in DC comics.

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Trivia: The 60's Spider-Man theme is played when he gets the key of the city.

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Trivia: Grand Curtis, producer of the film, has his name on the newspaper that Norman reads. It says "Int'l playboy Grant Curtis sued for palimony."

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Trivia: The Alfa Romeo car in the newspaper is the model "Spider".

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Trivia: Michael Buble sings the Spider-Man theme in the credits.

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Trivia: The busker with the violin plays the 60's Spider-Man theme song.

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Trivia: The martial artist Benny Urquidez was the physical trainer of the actors and made a cameo as a Sagat's henchman.

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Trivia: The paintings in Bison's room are references to Napoleon Bonaparte and the serial killer John Wayne Gacy.

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Trivia: The red phone used by the guard in the prison to call Bruce is similar to the one used by Gordon in the classic 60's Batman TV series.

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Trivia: The painting on the walls of the Ryu's gym is a replica from Honda's scenario in the game.

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Trivia: The golden statue at Sagat's place is a reference to his scenario in the game.

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Trivia: Raul Julia agreed to make the film because his kids were fans of the arcade game.

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Trivia: The control panel used by Bison is a replica from the arcade game.

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Trivia: The dialogue between Guile and Bison is taken from the game.

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Trivia: The line says by Venom "eyes, lungs, pancreas, so many snacks and so little time" is said by him in the comics while he is fighting Spiderman.

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Trivia: There is a post-credit scene that shows Cletus Kasady, aka Carnage, in San Quentin prison.

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Trivia: The yellow symbiote is Scream in the comics.

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Trivia: The teacher who greets Mr. Stine at the end of the film is played by the real-life R.L. Stine in a cameo. Furthermore, his character's name is "Mr. Black," a reference to Jack Black, who plays R.L. Stine in the film.

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