It would be pretty damn hard not to with how aggressively the scene was shot to continuously emphasize the scepter, and the characters mostly realizing it when Banner grabs the thing at the end of the arguments.
Yup. Fairly obvious. Plus, Loki’s staff (in the film) didn’t house the Mind Stone, rather it was the Space Stone, which was originally in the tesseract. IF we’re going by the color to indicate which stone had whatever power, then the stone in Loki’s staff should have been yellow.
Loki's scepter was secretly making them all argue. Also, later on Agent Coulson was secretly killed. If you watch carefully you can just barely see Loki's scepter burst violently through Coulson's chest. Very subtle.
That reminds me of the subtle scene in Alien when the chestburster explodes out of Kane’s body. I was still a little confused on if he was the host, but upon rewatch, all the clues are there.
When the DIRECTOR says something is a goof, there's no longer a question of it being a hidden detail. The earplugs don't add a new dimension or a detail to the scene - mainly because odds are both of the other actors in the scene are also wearing ear protection, it just happens to be hidden by their hair.
My wife had never seen Fight Club, we watched it recently and seeing it with someone who never has is almost as magical as the movie, watching their expressions as they slowly figure it all out!
I may have actually missed it in theaters the first time I went because 1, I was a kid, 2, the show started at midnight which was well after my bedtime, and 3, there was a very drunk guy a few rows behind me that kept throwing up on the floor (and talking). I very distinctly remember "You can't kill me, I know, I've- [gagging] [wet splatter]" in the same scene lol. I'm pretty sure I turned around to look at the drunk guy at that part and missed the zoom in on the scepter. I definitely noticed the second time around though lol. I think I watched it in theaters at least five times
Yeah, that clock that you only see for a split second in BTTF 3... And then for a whole prolonged scene, when Marty and Doc TAKE THEIR PICTURE WITH IT. Really stretching, guys.
I never actually looked close enough to see it was visible in John Wick, but I always just assumed he was picking a dog that was going to be put down, since he was looking at their info. It made sense and since his previous dog was a gift from his dead wife that symbolically saved him, it was fitting for him to be picking a dog to save. The rest of these were extremely obvious plot points from the movies, that no one who saw any of them missed, except the Knight's Tale one, which was just a silly gag. And probably was noticed by anyone who saw it, I didn't watch that crap so it's the first I'm seeing it, but the scene shown looked pretty obvious.
The scepter scene... Is the scepter scene. It wasnt hidden. It was the whole point of the scene. Then you said they didnt know it altered the mind... You mean how it warped Selvig and Barton's mind? TF are they smoking at What Culture?
Regarding the "distracting girlfriend" trick in Casino Royale, did you miss that the first one to use the trick in the movie was actually Le Chiffre, in his very first scene.
These are ALL obvious and I think intentionally front facing. You explication of the Loki scepter scene just affirms that this was not at all hidden. The fight club one too. These are PLOT POINTS.
Agreed. Looking at the comments it seems the 2 that were missed by most people were the ear plugs (which wasn't intentional anyway) and the dog being due to be put down. I also missed the CHUD reference but that might just be me. I assume this was a rush job that was pooped out in a rush with a "just say anything to make it long enough" attitude.
I only missed that of the Dog in John Wick's ending. Never payed attention to the lable on the cage. Just thought it was a pound and John simply 'adopted' the dog😂
I'm the opposite. I was so angry that the puppy was killed in the beginning that I focused in on the dog he was going for and read that tag immediately. It was my only "Awww..." moment in that film.
All three actors were wearing ear plugs, because they were firing a weapon in a (semi)closed space. The noise from blanks is almost as bad as the real thing. So it'd make sense to protect the actors hearing.
It depends on the blank. Theatrical blanks and wax loads for revolvers have the advantage that they can be tailored for the desired amount of noise, flash and smoke.
Mia Wallace has a cursed touch: Pulp Fiction. We learn, before Vincent goes on a date with Mia, that a man named Antoine "Rocky Horror" may have given her a foot massage that got him thrown out of a window by Mia's husband, Marcellus. Mia clarifies that Antoine didn't rub her feet and that the only thing of hers he touched was her hand when he shook it on her wedding day. Even though Antione did nothing but shake her hand, he still got thrown out of a window. On Mia's date with Vincent, the pair don't touch even when they're dancing. It's only when they get back to Mia's place that they embrace and enter the home with a tango stride. Immediately after that, Mia overdoses. What follows is a tense sequence in which we bring Mia back to life and when Vincent drops her off he gets her to agree never to tell Marcellus what happened. Vincent says: "Shake on that?" And just like with Antoine, they shake hands. They next time we see Vincent, he gets shot to death in a bathroom. Antonine shakes her hands, get thrown out a window. Vincent touches MIa for a dance move, Mia overdoses. Vincent shakes her hand in an agreement, gets shot to death. Mia Wallace has a cursed touch.
@@mattwilkinson5858 It's interesting to me that Vincent speaks with himself in the mirror about loyalty while deciding whether or not to stay or go. He makes the right, good, loyal choice when he comes out of the bathroom, fights his urges, respects his boss and just wants to go home instead of doing something with Mia. In any other film, that would be rewarded. But Instead he gets punished with her overdose. A cursed touch explains this. Besides, this movie can be so damn literal sometimes. Jules says that Marcellus Wallace don't like to be f*cked by anybody except Ms. Wallace. And that's true. We actually see Marcellus get f*cked by someone who isn't Mia Wallace, and he really doesn't like it.
0:57 No one, and I mean NO ONE, who saw all three BTF movies in order missed the clock unloading. 2:51 Marla is also a personality of the Narrator, so this scene is inconsequential.
I'm sure every thing on this list has already been talked about on other listed in the last 3 months. Also the only one that I "missed" is in knights tale as I haven't seen the film
The whole point of the sceptre scene is that it’s what causes the argument…just like the construction of the clock tower is a very specific plot point in BTTF3 Stretching here, guys!
I'm pretty sure that the Pulp Fiction scenes aren't perfectly timed with each other. For one, they weren't shot simultaneously with each other from different angles in one take. For two, we should really think of it as two different scenes taking place at the same location, that end up becoming the final scene. When the robbery begins, Honey Bunny's dialogue changes. That indicates the two scenes are now the final scene and signifies a change from secondary character Ringo's perspective to main character Jules' perspective. Tarantino intentionally changed the line for that purpose, because two people are witnessing the same event but experiencing it differently; in this case it includes the audience. That means it doesn't matter if the scenes are in sync, we're experiencing through the eyes of two different characters who weren't paying attention to what the other person was doing.
Guess if you are some millennial or gen z stuck in their phone, these are hard to miss; but for anyone who actually watches the movie, these are all obvious.
Yeah, the earplugs thing is stupid. Any time there is blank fire on set, all talent and crew are given earplugs for protection. Crew generally wear cheap consumer plugs while talent have more specialized plugs that are smaller and usually don’t show on camera. Since 4K Blu-ray releases, everything has had to get better, makeup, set design, etc. So freeze frame and zooming in, you’ll see all kinds of details about how the sausage is made.
If you were really paying attention to Fight Club, you'd realize that Marla, the house, Tyler, the club, the ending, the ter'ism, everything wasn't real. It was a fiction in a world of fiction.
That pit bull John Wick saves in the second movie is the dog that comes up to him at the end of the first movie. He is rescuing his own new dog, after his puppy was killed.
I always thought it was funny when folks said that John Wick stole someones dog... Have you even WATCHED the movie? This dude aint gonna do anything wrong by a dog.
Pretty sure 99% of people got the scepter one for the reasons you list in the video. Only part that seems right was not knowing it would later bring Vision into existence.
The number 10 entry is the reason people called this generation the "ADD/ADHD" generation.. Can't keep focus for longer than 5 minutes... It was literally big as hell in the background... 😂😂😂😂
I'm convinced WhatCulture have some directive that they have to egregiously mispronounce one word per video in order to generate comments about it. It happens every video, I swear
Come on, we should all know by now they mispronounce a name/word in each of their videos to get more comments. Now let’s not add any more comments about it and continue helping them.
Its obvious she getting abducted with out even seeing the drivers eye i Dont get how you can think that the people on the bus in fight club are trying getting off the bus when they stay sitting while its stopped and dont get up until marla is right next to them... all these are obvious if your slightly observant lol
whatculture...what secrets are you talking about...No secrets here...every sample in this video were obvious details that were part of the movie. example...the scepter was the key detail causing the argument...the Avengers actually figure out what was causing the arguing at the end of the scene. If you're following the movie it would be pretty difficult to miss it! As is for every other clip. Such rubbish. One more channel to block
When you pull the pin on a grenade, you have a full 15 secs before it explodes. That’s enough time to pull it off your belt, throw it and hit the ground so you survive.
You have an infinite amount of time when you pull the pin, Time starts when you physically let go of the safety lever, also known as the strike lever and then you have around 2 to 6 seconds.
@@dansherry5047 Very near impossible to NOT be holding the "safety lever" when pulling the pin unless you have never been told how to use a grenade and if thats the case you deserve what happens because you should NOT be in charge of a grenade.
@ajpetri "I have better things to remember" but yet, you still tried to use your LACK of knowledge (which, by the way, you displayed ON THE INTERNET, where you could have taken less than 10 seconds and looked up the correct information) to try to stroke your Epeen
How do people miss Loki’s scepter when the camera literally zooms in on it
Seriously, that was the whole point of that scene.
They probably just couldn't think of another movie secret, so they added one that wasn't.
Was thinking the same thing
Yeah that one was absolutely telegraphed over and over and over. Just in case you missed it they then telegraphed again. I mean c'mon...
I have yet to meet someone who didn't know.
I'm pretty sure 99.999% of people knew that Loki's scepter was causing the arguments.
Yeah, I agree. I wasn't exactly a secret. The movie pretty much beat you over the head with that point.
It would be pretty damn hard not to with how aggressively the scene was shot to continuously emphasize the scepter, and the characters mostly realizing it when Banner grabs the thing at the end of the arguments.
Yup. Fairly obvious. Plus, Loki’s staff (in the film) didn’t house the Mind Stone, rather it was the Space Stone, which was originally in the tesseract. IF we’re going by the color to indicate which stone had whatever power, then the stone in Loki’s staff should have been yellow.
It powers the internets, you know
@@krawlspacekustoms yeah but it's the mind stone
Loki's scepter was secretly making them all argue. Also, later on Agent Coulson was secretly killed. If you watch carefully you can just barely see Loki's scepter burst violently through Coulson's chest. Very subtle.
Oh snap, I had no idea! That should have been #1!
Actually, you might not see the last part, depending on which version of the film it is. Some versions have the tip of the spear edited out
That reminds me of the subtle scene in Alien when the chestburster explodes out of Kane’s body. I was still a little confused on if he was the host, but upon rewatch, all the clues are there.
They also hint at Tony Stark being Iron Man in most of the movies. But it's a 'blink and you'll miss it' kind of thing.
When the DIRECTOR says something is a goof, there's no longer a question of it being a hidden detail. The earplugs don't add a new dimension or a detail to the scene - mainly because odds are both of the other actors in the scene are also wearing ear protection, it just happens to be hidden by their hair.
Thought the same thing. It's for protection from the blank he shot. Probably everyone on set were wearing them.
I thought the Avengers one was supposed to be obvious
The only one i missed was the knights tale. Half of the others i thought were plot points not hidden things.
I thought knight's tale was a mistake 😂
Correct.
Ditto.
Nobody missed the clock tower clock being unloaded. Just sayin'.
Didn't they have a whole town party to celebrate it?
@@Rage867 Exactly
Nor did anyone miss the fact Lokis sceptre was causing the argument. They make a clear and obvious point of it, like you say the clock face in BTTF.
Agreed, I was a kid & was like "oh! There it is" majority of viewers probably didn't miss it
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The Avengers scepter/arguing scene was incredibly obvious.
yes
My wife had never seen Fight Club, we watched it recently and seeing it with someone who never has is almost as magical as the movie, watching their expressions as they slowly figure it all out!
Pulling the pin on a grenade doesn’t make it explode. Releasing the trigger style clip does.
That’s Hollywood for you. Too busy trying to cover up sex scandals thanks to learn simple basic facts.
The scepter thingy in The Avengers couldn't be more obvious :v
Did ANYONE in theatre NOT notice the influence of The Scepter on The Avengers ?!?
I may have actually missed it in theaters the first time I went because 1, I was a kid, 2, the show started at midnight which was well after my bedtime, and 3, there was a very drunk guy a few rows behind me that kept throwing up on the floor (and talking). I very distinctly remember "You can't kill me, I know, I've- [gagging] [wet splatter]" in the same scene lol. I'm pretty sure I turned around to look at the drunk guy at that part and missed the zoom in on the scepter.
I definitely noticed the second time around though lol. I think I watched it in theaters at least five times
Only non comic book fans apparently
Yeah, that clock that you only see for a split second in BTTF 3... And then for a whole prolonged scene, when Marty and Doc TAKE THEIR PICTURE WITH IT.
Really stretching, guys.
Lokis scepter is literally not missed by anyone
I never actually looked close enough to see it was visible in John Wick, but I always just assumed he was picking a dog that was going to be put down, since he was looking at their info. It made sense and since his previous dog was a gift from his dead wife that symbolically saved him, it was fitting for him to be picking a dog to save.
The rest of these were extremely obvious plot points from the movies, that no one who saw any of them missed, except the Knight's Tale one, which was just a silly gag. And probably was noticed by anyone who saw it, I didn't watch that crap so it's the first I'm seeing it, but the scene shown looked pretty obvious.
Everyone that is a fan of fight club knows the bus driver is part of fight club and that she gets kidnapped.
The first rule though... we don't talk about it.
Same goes for the priest who is sprayed with water. Later you actually see him in a fight.
The scepter scene... Is the scepter scene. It wasnt hidden. It was the whole point of the scene. Then you said they didnt know it altered the mind... You mean how it warped Selvig and Barton's mind? TF are they smoking at What Culture?
who DIDNT think the scepter had something to do with the avengers arguing? lmfao wtf
Regarding the "distracting girlfriend" trick in Casino Royale, did you miss that the first one to use the trick in the movie was actually Le Chiffre, in his very first scene.
These are ALL obvious and I think intentionally front facing. You explication of the Loki scepter scene just affirms that this was not at all hidden.
The fight club one too. These are PLOT POINTS.
Agreed. Looking at the comments it seems the 2 that were missed by most people were the ear plugs (which wasn't intentional anyway) and the dog being due to be put down. I also missed the CHUD reference but that might just be me.
I assume this was a rush job that was pooped out in a rush with a "just say anything to make it long enough" attitude.
I only missed that of the Dog in John Wick's ending. Never payed attention to the lable on the cage. Just thought it was a pound and John simply 'adopted' the dog😂
I'm the opposite. I was so angry that the puppy was killed in the beginning that I focused in on the dog he was going for and read that tag immediately. It was my only "Awww..." moment in that film.
I'll not be surprised if a lot of people unsubscribe after the first two
All three actors were wearing ear plugs, because they were firing a weapon in a (semi)closed space.
The noise from blanks is almost as bad as the real thing. So it'd make sense to protect the actors hearing.
It depends on the blank. Theatrical blanks and wax loads for revolvers have the advantage that they can be tailored for the desired amount of noise, flash and smoke.
Moreso about the Scepter...... while the Avengers are arguing the main angle/viewpoint is like it's coming from the Scepter like it IS the camera 📷 💯
Mia Wallace has a cursed touch: Pulp Fiction. We learn, before Vincent goes on a date with Mia, that a man named Antoine "Rocky Horror" may have given her a foot massage that got him thrown out of a window by Mia's husband, Marcellus. Mia clarifies that Antoine didn't rub her feet and that the only thing of hers he touched was her hand when he shook it on her wedding day. Even though Antione did nothing but shake her hand, he still got thrown out of a window. On Mia's date with Vincent, the pair don't touch even when they're dancing. It's only when they get back to Mia's place that they embrace and enter the home with a tango stride. Immediately after that, Mia overdoses. What follows is a tense sequence in which we bring Mia back to life and when Vincent drops her off he gets her to agree never to tell Marcellus what happened. Vincent says: "Shake on that?" And just like with Antoine, they shake hands. They next time we see Vincent, he gets shot to death in a bathroom. Antonine shakes her hands, get thrown out a window. Vincent touches MIa for a dance move, Mia overdoses. Vincent shakes her hand in an agreement, gets shot to death. Mia Wallace has a cursed touch.
That’s a huge reach
@@mattwilkinson5858 It's interesting to me that Vincent speaks with himself in the mirror about loyalty while deciding whether or not to stay or go. He makes the right, good, loyal choice when he comes out of the bathroom, fights his urges, respects his boss and just wants to go home instead of doing something with Mia. In any other film, that would be rewarded. But Instead he gets punished with her overdose. A cursed touch explains this. Besides, this movie can be so damn literal sometimes. Jules says that Marcellus Wallace don't like to be f*cked by anybody except Ms. Wallace. And that's true. We actually see Marcellus get f*cked by someone who isn't Mia Wallace, and he really doesn't like it.
"Before he has time to react"- um, he has time to react. He leaps away from his squad mates to avoid them getting hit by the blast. That's reacting.
Seriously…this has to be a joke. These are not anything anyone missed.
Nah, the big one in Avengers is how Loki's eyes change color after the Hulk uses him for whack a mole
10, 9, and 1 were all intentionally obvious.
0:57 No one, and I mean NO ONE, who saw all three BTF movies in order missed the clock unloading.
2:51 Marla is also a personality of the Narrator, so this scene is inconsequential.
I don’t think these are “hidden”
its not actually a clock tower its on a building
"Save the clock tower" is a direct line from the films.
5:30 6:28 You didn’t put the titles
I'm sure every thing on this list has already been talked about on other listed in the last 3 months. Also the only one that I "missed" is in knights tale as I haven't seen the film
What movie is shown at the very beginning? The first Like second and a half with dude on fire?
Us
@thesweetkid9570 thank you. You are a very sweet kid from the year 9570 AD
The whole point of the sceptre scene is that it’s what causes the argument…just like the construction of the clock tower is a very specific plot point in BTTF3
Stretching here, guys!
In the opening credits of CR it shows a card showing the Queen of spades has Vespers face on it…..
Pulp fiction, BTTF and Avengers are so in the face a child with ADHD would notice them
John Goodman was in CHUD
Marla doesn't even exist in Fight Club. THAT'S the secret hiding in plain sight.
10 things only oblivious people missed in movies ....... I fixed it for you
this list was created to annoy people, don't lie
It’s comment-bait.
I'm pretty sure that the Pulp Fiction scenes aren't perfectly timed with each other. For one, they weren't shot simultaneously with each other from different angles in one take. For two, we should really think of it as two different scenes taking place at the same location, that end up becoming the final scene. When the robbery begins, Honey Bunny's dialogue changes. That indicates the two scenes are now the final scene and signifies a change from secondary character Ringo's perspective to main character Jules' perspective. Tarantino intentionally changed the line for that purpose, because two people are witnessing the same event but experiencing it differently; in this case it includes the audience. That means it doesn't matter if the scenes are in sync, we're experiencing through the eyes of two different characters who weren't paying attention to what the other person was doing.
Guess if you are some millennial or gen z stuck in their phone, these are hard to miss; but for anyone who actually watches the movie, these are all obvious.
They’re comment bait, dude. Everyone noticed them.
The Hateful Eight : When John Ruth meets Oswaldo Marbury, Daisy smiles when she hears his name.
Yeah, the earplugs thing is stupid. Any time there is blank fire on set, all talent and crew are given earplugs for protection. Crew generally wear cheap consumer plugs while talent have more specialized plugs that are smaller and usually don’t show on camera. Since 4K Blu-ray releases, everything has had to get better, makeup, set design, etc. So freeze frame and zooming in, you’ll see all kinds of details about how the sausage is made.
a few of these were not subtle
If you were really paying attention to Fight Club, you'd realize that Marla, the house, Tyler, the club, the ending, the ter'ism, everything wasn't real. It was a fiction in a world of fiction.
That pit bull John Wick saves in the second movie is the dog that comes up to him at the end of the first movie. He is rescuing his own new dog, after his puppy was killed.
I always thought it was funny when folks said that John Wick stole someones dog... Have you even WATCHED the movie? This dude aint gonna do anything wrong by a dog.
3:50 wait, how did you pronounce Montenegro again? lol
With the exception of the pointless ear plugs and the Ferris wheel aren't all of these obvious?
I would be slack jawed if Eva Green entered the room too. Also, these are no at all surprising.
Pretty sure 99% of people got the scepter one for the reasons you list in the video. Only part that seems right was not knowing it would later bring Vision into existence.
If you listen to the opening diner robbery in pulp fiction. And the ending version..the dialogue is different...
The only one I wasn't familiar with, was John Wick, and that's only because I haven't watched the movie.
I can’t watch Ellie’s videos, it’s clear she has been given a script and struggles to read 😂😂
In the movie version of Fight Club almost none of the people that you meet are real, including Marla.
I never notice the avengers one until a list like this. Feel silly about it now given how big of a Marvel movie fan I am now
This video is violating the FIRST rule of Fight Club.
I realized all these things
No one missed the clock tower in back to the future 3 they are standing right in front of the building
The number 10 entry is the reason people called this generation the "ADD/ADHD" generation.. Can't keep focus for longer than 5 minutes... It was literally big as hell in the background... 😂😂😂😂
What the hell is that pronunciation of "Harrelson"?
I'm convinced WhatCulture have some directive that they have to egregiously mispronounce one word per video in order to generate comments about it. It happens every video, I swear
Not to mention the pronunciation of anachronistic! ANNA-chronistic?! Really?!
Come on, we should all know by now they mispronounce a name/word in each of their videos to get more comments. Now let’s not add any more comments about it and continue helping them.
Two into he list and both things are blatantly obvious in the movies. Did ANYONE miss these?
8year old me knew the scepter one
Its obvious she getting abducted with out even seeing the drivers eye i Dont get how you can think that the people on the bus in fight club are trying getting off the bus when they stay sitting while its stopped and dont get up until marla is right next to them... all these are obvious if your slightly observant lol
These are all horrible. No one missed these or they were near worthless.
What a long intro!
Couldn't be bothered with an outro huh?
What culture thinking people are stupid.
@whatculture is getting lazyyyy
Yeah no this one wasn’t it.
You pulled the pin on the grenade. Why would you just stupidly hold onto it. Never understood that scene.
Because pulling a grenade pin doesn't mean it is about to explode......
@@AtheistOrphanhe wasn’t holding the lever down, so it would have released when he pulled the pin.
Wait. You people are going back to the same film and watch it again? It is no wonder children think they have no future and want to end it all. Whoa.
The clock being in the background isnt a "secret". Its a simple easter egg. Really running out of ideas huh?
It's not an Easter Egg in the slightest...... Doc literally hands Marty the picture they took in front of it.....
This is a bad video and you should feel bad.
whatculture...what secrets are you talking about...No secrets here...every sample in this video were obvious details that were part of the movie. example...the scepter was the key detail causing the argument...the Avengers actually figure out what was causing the arguing at the end of the scene. If you're following the movie it would be pretty difficult to miss it! As is for every other clip. Such rubbish. One more channel to block
When you pull the pin on a grenade, you have a full 15 secs before it explodes. That’s enough time to pull it off your belt, throw it and hit the ground so you survive.
4 to 5 seconds with real grenades.
Tell me you play call of duty and thinknits real
You have an infinite amount of time when you pull the pin, Time starts when you physically let go of the safety lever, also known as the strike lever and then you have around 2 to 6 seconds.
@@TheRealMrCodsyes, but the pin holds the lever in place. If you’re not holding down the lever when the pin is pulled it releases.
@@dansherry5047 Very near impossible to NOT be holding the "safety lever" when pulling the pin unless you have never been told how to use a grenade and if thats the case you deserve what happens because you should NOT be in charge of a grenade.
Us was so amazing and surprising
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The opposite of this list then.
I still dig US, but so bummed I guessed the twist in the opening shot 🙄
Loving on the racist Jordan Peele, are ya?
casino in Montenegro? did you mean Monte Carlo? :)
And the way she pronounced it too!
No. The casino scene is set in Montenegro.
They travel to Montenegro to play poker in casino royals. Not Monte Carlo. Have you even watched the film?
@@meandean9644 i have better things to remember. Relax mate
@ajpetri "I have better things to remember" but yet, you still tried to use your LACK of knowledge (which, by the way, you displayed ON THE INTERNET, where you could have taken less than 10 seconds and looked up the correct information) to try to stroke your Epeen
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