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1. Steven Spielberg mentioned in an interview that this movie was the third most difficult film he has made in his career, with "Jaws" and "Saving Private Ryan" being the top two.
2. In the race scene, various notable vehicles besides the DeLorean, Bigfoot, and Akira motorcycles include the Mach 5, Batmobile, A-Team van, V8 Interceptor, Christine, the Porkchop Express from Big Trouble In Little China, and the Trans-Am from Smokey and the Bandit, among others.
3. The Zemeckis Cube, named after director Robert Zemeckis, features music from the "Back to the Future" trilogy, for which Alan Silvestri composed the score.
4. The spell used to activate the Orb of Osuvox is from the movie "Excalibur" and is recited in modern Irish Gaelic.
5. Parzival's belt in the Oasis bears the Thundercats logo, and the belt's style is similar to Han Solo's.
6. When King Kong appears during the race, the theme from the original 1933 film is played.
7. Art3mis wields the M41A Pulse Rifle from the movie "Aliens" as her weapon of choice in the Oasis.
8. A QR code on the cover of WIRED magazine featuring Halliday is readable and links to an article about him.
9. Parzival's DeLorean features back-and-forth red lights in the front grill, reminiscent of KITT from "Knight Rider" and the Cylons from the original "Battlestar Galactica."
10. During the first race, when the 1966 Batmobile comes to a stop, the skidding sound effect matches the cadence of the "Batman" TV theme.
11. The semi-truck blocking the road in the opening race scene is the one driven by Jack Burton in "Big Trouble in Little China."
12. The box containing the Orb of Osuvox is the same style as the one used for Gizmo in "Gremlins."
13. The source novel by Ernest Cline referenced Steven Spielberg and some of his movies, but Spielberg chose not to remove all these references, allowing some to appear in the film.
14. The team of pop-culture experts helping Sorrento in the film is called "oologists," a reference to the study of bird eggs (oology).
15. The original plan was for John Williams to compose the music score, but due to scheduling conflicts with another Spielberg film, "The Post," Alan Silvestri took over, making this the third film not scored by Williams and Spielberg.
16. The Oasis acronym stands for "Ontologically Anthropocentric Sensory Immersive Simulation," a detail mentioned in the source novel but not in the film.
17. Boba Fett makes an appearance at the bar during the dance number.
18. Halliday's Oasis avatar is named "Anorak," a term used in UK English to describe someone with an obsessive interest in pop culture.
19. Commander Shepard from the video game trilogy "Mass Effect" is seen awkwardly dancing during the club scene.
20. In the garage scene, various iconic vehicles are visible, including the ED-209 robot from "RoboCop."
21. During filming, Steven Spielberg used a virtual reality headset to explore virtual sets and plan shots.
22. The marquee of a theater in the race sequence references "Schwarzenegger Jack Slater III" from "Last Action Hero."
23. Ogden Morrow's claim of arriving on a magic sleigh is a nod to his resemblance to Santa Claus in the book.
24. Wil Wheaton's picture can be seen in the scene discussing Art3mis's possible real-life persona, referencing his role as vice-president of the Oasis user council in the book.
25. Spielberg directed "The Post" while waiting for Industrial Light & Magic to create digital effects for this film.
26. Inside the shop, various recognizable vehicles, such as the flying RV from "Spaceballs," the EVA pod from "2001: A Space Odyssey," and a Colonial Viper from "Battlestar Galactica," are visible.
27. The Curator, who guides visitors in the Oasis, is based on Arthur Treacher, known for playing British roles.
28. The film features characters and elements from pop culture staples of the 1980s and 1990s, including "The Iron Giant," "Tron," "Akira," "The Lord of the Rings," "Back to the Future," "A Nightmare on Elm Street," "Tomb Raider," and "Duke Nukem."
29. Some copies of the film were shipped under the pseudonym "Deep Blue," a reference to the supercomputer known for playing chess.
30. Christopher Nolan, Robert Zemeckis, Matthew Vaughn, Peter Jackson, and Edgar Wright were considered to direct the film.