How many of these secrets and Easter eggs did you notice in Fast and Furious Presents: Hobbs and Shaw? Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Fast and Furious Presents: Hobbs and Shaw is the first, true spinoff film in that long running car franchise. Gone are Vin Diesel’s family and instead, we’re given a buddy cop movie with Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham. The two characters had some of the best moments in Fate of the Furious so it’s no surprise the pair got a spinoff film of their own. And just like any blockbuster film to come out these days, the film has easter eggs and references you likely didn’t catch the first time around-although nowhere near as many as a Marvel movie.

But there are still some in the film and some are more obscure than others. For instance, a passing line made by Shaw towards the end of the movie was actually written to act as “Justice for Han” specifically for the fans. Ryan Reynolds cameos in the movie and improvised all of his Game of Thrones scenes. Reynold’s Amazon account may also reveal more secrets about the movie’s real antagonist, the Director. He’s also the star of Deadpool and Deadpool 2, which was directed by David Leitch, the director of this film. Leitch has directed Eddie Marsan three times now and has found three, unique and creative ways to eliminate him from the narrative. That’s not the only Deadpool 2 connection: Rob Delaney cameos as a CIA agent. Delaney, of course, was Peter in Deadpool 2.

WWE persona Roman Reigns plays Hobb’s brother in the film and is actually Johnson’s cousin of sorts in real life. There’s a sly reference to the Italian Job as well, which co-starred Jason Statham back in 2003. The movie also brings back the baby oil joke from The Fast and Furious 6. There is also a joke about the Rock’s own diet cheat day, which features a lot of pancakes.

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How many of these hidden pop culture references did you notice in these Disney movies? Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Disney loves to reference their own movies and put in Easter Eggs of characters like Mickey Mouse, but there are many times where the writers get clever with pop-culture references outside the realm of Disney. Ahh, the classic go-to excuse: “You wouldn’t hit a guy with glasses”. It’s been used so much in pop-culture, the TV Tropes website has a WHOLE SECTION dedicated to it. In the world of Disney, we see this moment in Wreck-It Ralph, when King Candy poses the question to Ralph. Ralph instantly punches the glasses — smashing them into pieces. When it comes to Indiana Jones, there are numerous iconic scenes movies have paid homage too — including one scene with a “close call”. As Indiana escapes a booby-trapped temple in Raiders of the Lost Ark, a large stone door slowly shuts. At the last moment, Jones snags up his hat and able to retrieve his precious item — you know, instead of just buying a new one. Disney loves to entertain parents with jokes that fly right over a child’s head, but no one expected a meth lab Breaking Bad joke in Zootopia — but that’s exactly what we got! With John Travolta voicing the title character in the Disney animated film “Bolt”, you would expect some callbacks to Grease or Saturday Night Fever, but the film took a munch different route. When Bolt first encounters Mittens, he wants to find answers about his owner Penny and does it the only way he knows how — by hanging her body over a fast-moving freeway. Watch to see the secret movie reference!

From Die Hard to Speed and even cult classics like Office Space — see how Disney hid these pop-culture references in some of your favorites like Ralph Breaks the Internet, Moana, The Incredibles, and Toy Story 4.

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