Expectation.

Supposed video.

You know what this is?

It's the world's smallest violin playing just for the waitresses.

For this list, we're taking a look at the easily overlooked things featured in the introductory scenes in films, even though there, at the beginning of their respective movies, these entries will still contain spoilers.

So be warned.

Let us know of any details you spotted that we didn't in the comments below number 10 Presidential Foreshadowing X two X Men United Excuse me, sir, Are you lost Perimeter Breach of Physics Checkpoint Second film in the X Men franchise begins with a bang or maybe a bam as a brainwash nightcrawler teleports his way through the White House in an attempt to take out the president.

However, before things get crazy, good night crawler attempts to blend in as a tourist to get close to his target while walking through the White House hauls.

Several portrait of former presidents are highlighted, including Abraham Lincoln, JFK and William McKinley.

The fact that all of these deceased presidents were assassinated while in office serves as subtle foreshadowing of night crawlers.

Intentions.

Good number nine, The product No one wanted a quiet place.

Yeah, this movie does a remarkable job of conveying its story of an isolated families surviving in a world overrun by aliens that react to sounds with almost no spoken words at all.

Still, even eagle eyed viewers may not pick up on some things.

The opening scene follows the Abbott family on a trip into town, shopping in a deserted store for supplies.

Although the place has been thoroughly picked clean of most things, they're still able to find what they need.

However, there's one product that neither they nor anyone before them seem to have touched chips.

Nobody wants a crunchy snack when sound hunting aliens might kill you just for taking a bite.

Number eight.

Freeze frame foreshadowing Shutter Island yourself together todo yourself together, Palm God, that's just water.

Shutter Island is a twisty thriller that features one heck of a reveal.

Who are you?

Tell me, Don't you recognize me?

Andrew?

I've been your primary psychiatrist for the last two years, however, what most viewers may not pick up on the first or even the third time watching it.

It's that certain elements of the reveal that Teddy Daniels is actually Andrew latest who killed his wife are foreshadowed in the very first scene.

For instance, those familiar with Martin Scorsese's other work will recognize that the director uses freeze frames at important moments in its protagonist lives, making the early frame devoted to Teddy's wife and Early hinted her importance.

The first scene also establishes Teddy's aversion toe water, which we later learn is due to its connection with his wife's death.

Why you always I missed you.

Number seven Underground Hints Us Us is a disturbing film from the new master of horror, Jordan Peele.

The movie features uncanny doppelgangers of many characters attempting to kill and usurped.

Um, it's eventually revealed that they've lived in underground bunkers located across the US how it must e to grow up with the sky to feel the sun go in the trees, but your people took it for granted.

Where human do you know?

However, this revelation is actually insinuated to the audience in the very first moments of the film.

Sure, there's the opening caption, but it's also themed into background details such as the VHS tape shown next to a TV, which include Chud and The Goonies, two films that deal with underground areas.

Likewise, the Boardwalk scene features the young Adelaide's father playing Whack a mole, which involves hitting moles that pop up from holes on a machine number six.

Hence, Linda's wrist grab.

Inglorious bastards.

Quentin Tarantino writes amazing dialogue, and the opening scene of this World War two flick is no exception.

But like any enterprise when under new management, there's always a slight duplication of efforts, most of it being a complete waste of time but needs to be done nevertheless.

Still, while viewers may be holding their breath as Nazi Colonel Hans Land a interrogates a French farmer, he suspects of hiding Jews.

They may miss out on a nonverbal detail of the scene when Lambda stops one of the farmer's daughters from fetching wine and asking for milk.

Instead, he grabs her by the wrist.

I mean Messi, while this is enough to get our hearts racing, it's her heart.

That land a is checking.

He's taking her pulse to see how nervous she is.

Given how skilled a detective he is, it's probably he already knew the Jews were there, but a little confirmation on his part is an interesting touch.

Number five Foreshadowing Mr Pinks rant.

Reservoir dogs like a virgin is not about some sensitive girl who meets a nice fella.

That's what you lose about granted.

No argument about that.

It was true.

Blue, You ain't True gloves, I guess.

Speaking of Tarantino's work, the first scene of his first film also highlights his skill at dialogue, featuring a roundtable of colorful criminals having a conversation about everything from the meaning of Madonna songs to seventies music.

Its most prominent topic, though, is the subject of Tipping Wait Staff, which one of them, Mr Pink objects to after his waitress doesn't give him much coffee as he wanted.

I ordered coffee.

Right now.

We've been here a lot.

Sometimes she's only fill my cup three times when I got a coffee.

I wanna kill six times.

If you pay attention Earlier in the scene, you can see Mr Pink, look around for the waitress and look at his cup and dissatisfaction setting up his eventual tipping diatribe.

These people bust their ass.

This is a hard job, so I was working at McDonald's But you don't feel any to tip them, do you?

Why not?

They're serving you.

Food number four shoe insulation.

The Dark Knight.

Hey, thinks he can sit it out and still take a slice.

I know what they call him The Joker.

The opening scene of the Dark Knight is a brilliantly tense bank heist perpetrated by the Joker and several unwitting pawns and clown masks whom he makes bump each other off after their task is complete.

That's funny.

It didn't dial out to 911 I was trying to reach a private number.

Is it a problem?

No, I'm done good.

It's a spectacular scene that draws the audience into the film instantly.

Yet one of its smaller details can get lost on some viewers When the robber in charge of cracking the vault drills into it, he's electrocuted the scene, then cuts away.

But when it returns, the man has put his shoes on his hands in case there's more voltage running through the vault door.

Where's the alarm guy?

Boss told me when the guy was done, I should take him out.

One less share, right?

Funny, holding something similar?

No, no.

Number three scar Origins, Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade.

Like other entries in the Indiana Jones franchise, The Last Crusade begins with a rollicking action scene, although on this occasion it follows a young Indian.

The days before he became an archaeologist crossed an important artifact.

It belongs in a museum.

Indies attempts to stop a group of relic hunters aboard a train carrying circus animals lead to several defining moments for his character, such as his fear of snakes and his acquisition of his signature whip.

This'll.

Latter one leads to young Indiana accidentally whipping himself, trying to fend off a lion, leaving a scar, which is shared by adult Indiana, and actor Harrison Ford, who acquired his in a car accident.

If it were us, we'd go with the lion story, even if it is from a movie.

Number two.

Vincent's early appearance.

Pulp Fiction.

Quentin Tarantino sure likes his little details, doesn't he?

With so many things hidden throughout his nonlinear movies, is it any wonder they're so re watchable?

I'm ready.

Let's do it right now.

Right here.

Come on.

Right.

Same as last time.

Remember, you're crowd control hand employees.

The opening of Pulp Fiction actually takes place near the middle chronologically and features two thieves robbing a diner.

Vincent and Jules to other criminals whose story we follow throughout the movie are also present.

However, while the duo's confrontation with Jules and Vincent doesn't take place until the end of the film, Vincent himself could be seen in the background of the very first scene linking him to the restaurant.

For those with eyes sharp enough to pick him out to be continued before we unveil our number one pick, here are a few honorable mentions.

Darker logos.

The Harry Potter franchise.

As the movies get darker, so did the Warner Brothers logos.

Michael Shannon is the monster.

The shape of water.

Shannon's name shows up.

The narration mentions the villain.

Or perhaps I would just warn you about the truth of thes fax on the tale of love and loss on the monster who tried to destroy it all.

Not so Scarface.

Zombieland.

This Tony Montana wannabe is Rhett Reese, the film's co writer.

Peter Quills, alien tracker.

Guardians of the Galaxy, Volume two.

It's crafted from an Elektronik football game made by Mattel Showtime a holes.

It will be here any minute.

The original night owl stops A familiar mugging watchman?

Is that the Wayne family?

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Number one.

Setting up the entire movie back to the future for a time travel movie back to the future is actually pretty straightforward.

However.

It's not without its little secrets.

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Some of them are hidden right at the start of the movie, which opens on an extended Rube Goldberg machine sequence in Doc Brown's house.

The single long tracking shot sets up a lot that follows afterward from Doc's obsession with time to the fact that he's going to hang off the clock tower later to the fact that he stole the plutonium being discussed on the news and many more little details that payoff later.

Officials at the Pacific Nuclear Research Facility have denied the rumor that a case of missing plutonium was in fact, stolen from their vault two weeks ago.

Such a short sequence manages to prime the audience for the rest of the movie, even if they don't spot everything the first time around.

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