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In Intensive Treatment you can find the old holding area for Killer Croc, security collars and all. One of the lockers nearby has a photo of Croc's hand taped to it, along with a scrawled warning to keep your mitts off. Small detail, but it does a lot to sell how much everyone at Arkham fears the guy.
That quiet, chilling shot of Coulson finding Mjolnir in the New Mexico crater wasn't shot specifically for Iron Man 2 at all, it was actually filmed on the set of Thor and directed by Kenneth Branagh, not Jon Favreau.
Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely didn't just sit down one day and bang out Infinity War and Endgame. They started plotting both films years earlier during downtime on the Civil War set, scribbling ideas while the cast was off filming other scenes.
Back in 2004, there was a genuinely funny exploit where a freshly created account could obtain the Cape of Legends despite Legends' Quest being one of the hardest quests in the game at the time — a loophole players found almost immediately after the quest launched.
During Season 1, Millie Bobby Brown showed up on set inexplicably covered head to toe in glitter, forcing the crew to pause production for nearly 45 minutes while everyone worked to get her cleaned up. The Duffers have said it was one of those moments that reminded them she was still just an 11-year-old kid, despite carrying a show alongside a cast of adults.
That glimpse of Jane Foster you catch isn't new footage at all. It's an outtake recycled straight from Thor: The Dark World - Portman never stepped on set for Endgame, so her actual return had to wait for a later Thor film.
Before GTA III, the whole series was top-down. This was the game that dragged Liberty City into full 3D, and honestly it's the reason the franchise still exists in the shape it does today.
There's a poll booth tucked away in the Bandit Camp, but you can't use it if you're wearing anything with Saradomin's colours on it. The bandits will straight up refuse, telling you they 'don't like your attire' before shooing you off.
Arcane's second season carried a reported budget of around $250 million, which puts it up there as one of the most expensive animated series ever produced. Given how hand-crafted the animation is, with animators acting out scenes themselves rather than relying on shortcuts, it's not exactly a shock.
Dig into the Journal of Justice and you'll find out Blitzcrank isn't just a giant golden robot punching people into the stratosphere, he also runs a chain of magic cafes on the side. The pitch is "Fleshling Compatibility Services," which is Runeterra's oddly clinical way of describing a matchmaking business for champions.
