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Trivia: SPOILER: Prior to the final battle, the Tobey Maguire version of Spider-Man complains about his sore back. Maguire nearly had to drop out of Spider-Man 2 because of back injuries.

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I once saw part of what I think was a TV show (Little House on the Prairie, maybe?), and it featured a scene where a girl in school has drawn a picture of her teacher. The teacher sees the picture and, offended by it, asks who drew it. The boy sitting next to the girl stood up and claimed he did it, and as punishment, the teacher whipped him with a stick. Anyone know what this was from?

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Trivia: SPOILER: Although it was the film's worst kept secret, whenever asked, Andrew Garfield would deny, sometimes vehemently, that he would be appearing in it.

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Trivia: During one of his shows, J. Jonah Jameson advertises his own brand of health supplements. This is likely a reference to far-right discredited conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, who likewise would advertise his own health supplements on his show.

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Trivia: Peter disrupts Strange's spell 5 times, resulting in the same number of multiversal villains appearing in this universe. Strange initially erroneously states that Peter disrupted the spell 6 times. This is likely a reference to the supervillain team that Spider-Man frequently faces in the comics: the Sinister Six.

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Trivia: SPOILER: Near the end of the film when the fabric of reality has been torn open and Spider-Man villains from other universes are preparing to enter, one of the silhouettes shown is of the Rhino in a more comic book accurate outfit than the mechsuit he donned in The Amazing Spider-Man 2. A silhouette of Scorpion is also visible just before Rhino.

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Trivia: Electro is surprised to learn that Spider-Man isn't black because he is from Queens and helps other people. He then ponders that there may be a black Spider-Man in another universe, a reference to Miles Morales.

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Trivia: The title of Flash Thompson's book is "Flashpoint." This is likely a reference to the DC Comics crossover event of the same name, which similarly deals with familiar characters from alternate universes.

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Trivia: This was the first post-pandemic film to both earn more than $100 million at the domestic box office on its opening weekend and at least $1 billion globally. Even with an ongoing pandemic, it managed to have the second highest domestic opening of all time at $260 million. It was also only the third movie to earn at least $800 million at the domestic box office.

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Trivia: SPOILER: Prior to the film's release, unconfirmed reports stated Charlie Cox would appear in the film as Matt Murdock, reprising his role from the Netflix series Daredevil. Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige practically spilled the beans days before the release, stating that if the day ever came that Marvel would use the Daredevil character in their films, Cox would be playing him. The episode of Hawkeye that premiered the day before this film's release all but confirmed this, as Vincent D'Onofrio was revealed to be reprising his role as Kingpin from the aforementioned Daredevil series.

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The Dark Phoenix (4): The Fate of the Phoenix - S3-E14

Continuity mistake: When Earthquake knocks out Gambit and Storm, he and Hussar are offscreen to the viewer's left. When the shot changes, Hussar is standing directly behind where Gambit and Storm's heads are pointing. (00:10:54)

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The Dark Phoenix (4): The Fate of the Phoenix - S3-E14

Revealing mistake: When Oracle attacks Jean, a beam of psychic energy emanates from Oracle's body. The beam then remains in place as Oracle moves towards Jean, likely indicating a composite shot. The beam is then back in place when the shot changes. (00:09:55)

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The Dark Phoenix (4): The Fate of the Phoenix - S3-E14

Continuity mistake: When the X-Men are standing on the platform waiting to be transported to the Moon, Gambit is standing directly behind Jean and Cyclops, with Storm on his right. When the shot changes, Gambit has disappeared. (00:08:34)

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Trivia: At one point in the film, Ned makes a promise to Peter that he will never turn into a supervillain and try to kill him. This is a reference to Ned Leeds in the comics being one of the men to take up the mantle of Hobgoblin.

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The Dark Phoenix (3): The Dark Phoenix - S3-E13

Continuity mistake: When Jean collapses after the psychic battle between Xavier and Dark Phoenix, she falls onto the grass. When the shot changes, she is lying on the street. (00:18:33)

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The Dark Phoenix (3): The Dark Phoenix - S3-E13

Continuity mistake: When Xavier first confronts Dark Phoenix inside Jean's mind, the flaps of Dark Phoenix's waistband are pointed outwards. When the shot changes, they are pointing down. (00:17:15)

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The Dark Phoenix (3): The Dark Phoenix - S3-E13

Continuity mistake: When Dark Phoenix recovers from Xavier's psychic attack, Storm, Wolverine and Gambit are standing next to her. When the shot changes, Wolverine and Storm have swapped places. Additionally, Gambit's sclera are white when they should be black. (00:16:44)

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The Dark Phoenix (3): The Dark Phoenix - S3-E13

Continuity mistake: When Dark Phoenix traps the X-Men in an energy field, their orientation within it varies throughout the scene. (00:15:45 - 00:16:27)

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Trivia: Stone Temple Pilots submitted their song "All in the Suit That You Wear" for the film's soundtrack, hoping for it to be the lead single. They withdrew it when "Hero" by Chad Kroeger and Josey Scott was selected as the lead single instead.

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The Dark Phoenix (3): The Dark Phoenix - S3-E13

Continuity mistake: When Jean is giving Wolverine permission to kill her, Wolverine's bare arms have been colored yellow. (00:15:09)

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