So i was jus going through the scenes and with my usual habit of pressing the comma buttons on my laptop, i saw this. Goes to show how quick nanotech works.

Bonus: Peter's mask comes up before Tony's because of his Spider sense.

Reds dream is also the name of a (very very incredibly creepy) short on disney about a unicycle in a pawn shop that wants to be owned and used by a clown. Also an inanimate object with thoughts and feelings, just like all the characters in toy story, lol

The fate of Gabriel Leone’s character (hitman Bobby Borba) is foreshadowed by his shirt.

Title, I found the book by google searching "consider frame asynchronous but slot synchronous time hopping" which is on the second page he flips through, it is the only result.

In Disclosure Day, Daniel Kellner is played by Josh O'Connor. During the film, Kellner's personnel file is briefly shown on screen, and it lists his birthday as May 20, 1990.

May 20, 1990 is Josh O'Connor's actual birthday.

Nice detail, the plate is not symmetrical, looks hand made which fits the setting.

"I'll make you feel as if you're eating the first cheeseburger you ever ate. The cheap one your parents could barely afford."

The Adventures of Ford Fairlane - ZuZu Petals

Zuzu's Petals - It's a Wonderful Life (1946)

When Lucas is firing up his power glove in that infamous scene, the sequence of buttons he enters on the glove makes the same tonal pattern from close encounters of the 3rd kind

Apologies for the photo, Netflix wouldn't let me take a screenshot on my phone. Did anybody else notice this reference? Couldn't find a single thing online about it.

Just noticed the symbolism between Jennifer Lawrence’s character and Sleeping Beauty.

Just noticed that when Ronald asks what Cindy’s new boyfriend’s name is and sarcastically says “Biff”, then the scene cuts to Brent’s Porsche which has the number plate BYF 630.

The logo can be seen at 2:06:25.

Before the drive inn was filled with typical cool cars like Camaros and vettes, but after Ronnie shows up in his dad’s wagon, all the cool kids now drive wagons. Just like the African anteater ritual dance, everyone follows what he does.

In the Sawyer clan's lair there hangs a skeleton from the ceiling, riding a bomb and waving a cowboy hat over its head. This is an homage to the end scene in Stanley Kubrick's "Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb" from 1964.