I've seen a few articles that have a list of “all the Easter Eggs” but none of them are even close. This is an ongoing attempt at cataloging as many as possible. Nearly every scene taking place in the Oasis is 99% full of references, especially the opening and closing scenes but some are too blurry to see or I just can't figure out who/what it is. Let me know if anyone finds anything I missed.

• Song: Jump by Van Halen from 1984, 1984, Warner Bros.
• Mrs. Gilmore is wearing a tshirt showing one of the many variations of the album cover for Synchronicity by the Police, 1983
• As Wade picks up his neck apparatus from the wall, there's an iPOD classic without the faceplate
• The neck apparatus was hanging on a Competition Pro 5000 joystick. These had 9-pin connectors and were compatible with the Atari 2600 and other hardware.
• Wade takes off his glasses and puts them on a Masters of the Universe lunchbox next to a packet of PopRocks candy. There's a Tootsie Roll, some Nutter Butters cookies, a crushed Carl's Jr cup
• There's a bunch of stickers near these but I've only made out the GSS sticker so far
• On Wade's goggles, there's a Space Invaders sticker from the arcade game from Taito, 1978
• Entering the Oasis, we first see Minecraft World after the long shot of a bunch of worlds, based on the game from Mojang Studios, 2011
• Uncle Henry and Auntie Em's house from The Wizard of Oz, 1939, directed by Victor Flemming, is flying around in Hurricane Hang Gliding
• Batman, from the 1989 movie of the same name, directed by Tim Burton, seen climbing on Mount Everest
• Planet Ludis flashes by, a reference from the book which is otherwise almost completely absent from the movie
• Wolfman, The Wolfman, 2010. I say this version because of what he's wearing
• A girl in a white and (grey? blue?) striped dress changes into The Flash, DC Comics
• Ray Harryhausen Cyclops from the 7th Voyage of Sinbad, 1958, directed by Nathan H. Juran
• Borg? (off to the left of the cyclops)
• BattleToads?
• RoboCop from the movie of the same name, 1987, directed by Paul Verhoeven
• Marvin the Martian from the Looney Tunes cartoons
• World of Warcraft orc?
• Sonic the Hedgehog from the Sega video games is lining up for the gate
• Catwoman from Batman Returns, 1992, directed by Tim Burton
• Tracer from Overwatch video game from Blizzard
• Grandma from Looney Tunes?
• Possibly Nightwing from DC Comics
• Hello Kitty, Badtz-Maru, and Keroppi running along behind and to the left of Parzival
• Not mentioned in the movie but covered pretty well in the book, Parzival, the name of Wade's OASIS avatar, is taken from the knight of Arthurian legends Parcifal or Percival, the original hero in the quest for the Holy Grail
• Parzival's holster is a Han Solo holster with a Thundercats logo on the buckle but it appears that the holster is empty
• Attikus from the video game Battleborn walking away from the camera POV
• Protoss zealot on the left, all gold, Starcraft video game from Blizzard, walking with what looks like an IOI agent
• There's a guy in all black with a black fedora and huge gold chain around his neck walking away from the camera - this is the first time we see him but he shows up a lot. who?
• Planet Doom from Voltron: Defender of the Universe series, 1984, by World Events Productions
• First zooming in on Planet Doom, there is a huge clash of two armies with giant scorpions from Ultrabots, 1993, by Novalogic coming from the left and men mounted on ostriches coming from the right similar to the arcade game Joust, 1982, from Williams Electronics
• Aech's gun is an MA5B Assault Rifle from HALO, the video game
• Freddy Kruger, from the Nightmare on Elm Street movies, second onscreen kill by Aech
• Third kill by Aech is ???
• Fourth kill by Aech almost looks like Man-Bat, DC Comics
• Duke Nukem from the video game franchise of the same name from Apogee Software Ltd., fifth onscreen kill by Aech
• Some kind of Emoji-faced guy (the face keeps changing)
• Zergling from the video game Starcraft, 1998, from Blizzard
• Aech grabs an EM-1 Rail Gun from Eraser, 1996, directed by Chuck Russell
• Scorpion from Mortal Kombat, 1992, from Midway Games, killed by Daito
• Skeletons climbing the hill reminiscent of Harryhousen movies or Army of Darkness
• Blob?, from Marvel Comics
• Hydralisk, Starcraft
• Vegeta?, Dragon Ball Z anime
• Stars and Stripes Jim Raynor from the video game Starcraft Heroes of the Storm, 2015, from Blizzard Entertainment
• I've seen it suggested that the robot Raynor shoots (the mom in the bathrobe's avatar) is a skin from Fortnite but I'm not able to place it
• Posters on the wall behind the girl: Donkey Kong Jr, Bangles album All Over the Place, 1984, Columbia Records, Grace Jones album Nightclubbing, 1981, Island Records, others?
• A blue Carebear (can't see which)
• Jason Voorhees from the Friday the 13th movies
• Song: Everybody Wants to Rule the World by Tears for Fears from Songs from the Big Chair, 1985, Mercury Records
• Donatello and Leonardo on the left, looks like the 2014 and 2016 movie versions of TMNT
• World of Warcraft female orc?
• Behind the orc, there's someone wearing normal clothes but has a silver mask and helmet on that looks very familiar but I haven't yet figured out why
• Doc Brown, back from the future outfit, Back to the Future, 1985, directed by Robert Zemeckis
• A soundbite of Toccata and Fugue in D Minor by J. S. Bach plays at the start of the funeral scene
• Movie note: 1972 is the mint date on the quarter in focus on Halliday's right eye and is also Halliday's birthday. The quarters in the book were minted in 1984 but no reason is given for this date.
• James Halliday's funeral is Star Trek themed including delta badges and wreath in the shape of the USS Enterprise
• Halliday's casket is a MkVI photon torpedo from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, 1982, directed by Nicholas Meyer, which is draped with a flag of the Federation of Planets similar to how Spock's casket appeared at the end of the same movie.
• Halliday is wearing a pin on his lapel of the classic Simon electronic game, 1978, from Milton Bradley
• Halliday sits up in his casket to a creepy music bite - this seems to mimic Dracula sitting up in his coffin in the old Beli Lugosi Dracula movies but I can't find a reference

• Song: I Hate Myself for Loving You by Joan Jett and the Blackhearts from Up Your Alley, 1988, Blackheart Records
• It almost looks like Boba Fett from The Empire Strikes Back, 1980 (and many other installments of the Star Wars franchise), walking by Parzival on the concourse
• Behind Boba Fett and his companion is a horse-headed figure wearing what appears to be monk clothes but I'm not able to find a reference to who it is. Likewise, I can't see enough of his companion to tell who she is.
• Book note: The Scoreboard is a huge, arena style scoreboard here. In the book, it is the webpage on James Halliday's website. Note the prominence of the “top five” on this board.
• Max Rockatansky's Ford Falcon XB Interceptor GT from Mad Max, 1979 directed by George Miller
• Batman 60s TV series customized Ford Lincoln Futura convertible from the 1960s Batman TV show
• Daito is driving Speed Racer's Mach Five from the Mach Go! Go! Go! (Speed Racer) anime
• Ryu from the Street Fighter video games
• Red 1958 Plymouth Fury from Christine, 1983, directed by John Carpenter adapted from the book written by Stephen King
• Possibly Lara Croft from Tomb Raider video games talking to possibly Dizzy Wallin from the Gears of War video games
• There's an all red and black Formula One racecar next to Parzival. I've seen some sources say this is from Pole Position but the color scheme doesn't quite match either the arcade nor the console game art.
• In the Halliday scholars scene, there's two guys around a table of a bunch of comics but they're too blurry to make out
• In the same scene, the camera goes past the next table and behind it, on a large light box or monitor, is a blown up page from a comic. I get the impression it is Strikeforce: Morituri from 1986 but again, not enough detail to tell
• On two fo the monitors, you can see the cereals Froot Loops and Cap'n Crunch
• On the wall monitor behind them is a schematic of Manhattan from Escape from New York, 1981, directed by John Carpenter
• Movie note: Nolan is such a dick, his tie has “NS IOI” on it, his name and his company
• Aech's truck is a modified Bigfoot 3 (the monster truck) from 1984
• The hairdo comment is a reference to There's Something About Mary, 1998, directed by the Farrelly brothers
• Parzival's car is the original (pre-future mods) Delorian time machine from Back to the Future (“with working Flux Capacitor”) but has KITT's “eye” on the front, mentioned in the book, only seen in the movie, from Knight Rider, the 1982 TV show
• Art3mis' motorcycle is Kaneda's bike from AKIRA with Atari, Hello Kitty, Wonder Woman, The Greatest American Hero, “No IOI”, OASIS, Atari, Ms. Pac-Man, SEGA and Taito stickers on it.
• We see another Formula One racecar with a red, white and black color scheme.
• Highway signs for FDR Drive and Central Park flash by
• The A-Team's van from the A-Team 1983 TV show
• The semi that comes from a side street and blocks the race is The Porkchop Express, Jack Burton's rig from Big Trouble in Little China, 1986, directed by John Carpenter
• Ratner's kosher dairy restaurant flashes by, open in real life from 1905 to 2004
• A billboard with “Nolstalgia” is seen briefly on the side of a building after Art3mis slides under the Porkchop Express; while the font of the word is different, the N appears to be the same as the N in the logo of the Nostalgia by Veidt perfume in the Watchmen comic series
• The dates on Parzival's Delorian's time circuit are: Oct 26, 1985; Feb 11, 2045; Nov 12 1955. The first and third dates are from times that Doc Brown punches into the time circuit when showing it to Marty in Back to the Future. The second date “…tells you where you are…” which is the present, in-movie date. Of note, the first date shows where you're going and the third shows where you were so the circuits are set to show that the Delorian last came from 1955 and is set to go to 1985.
• National Video Center, NY office of a video production company
• Movie marquee advertises the movie “Schwarzenegger Jack Slater III” which is the in-movie fictional hero in Last Action Hero, 1993, directed by John McTiernan
• In Chinatown, we find the Tyrannosaurus Rex chasing cars like in Jurassic Park, 1993, directed by Steven Spielberg based on the novel of the same name by Michael Crichton
• Kong is hanging onto the top of the Empire State Building, classic scene from many of the older King Kong movies, while being buzzed by planes
• Delta City sign, a billboard advertisement for the futuristic city to replace Detroit in Robocop
• The Silvercup Studios sign - references are numerous
• Acme Chemicals, Batman, 1989, directed by Tim Burton

• Pee-wee's bike from Pee-wee's Big Adventure, 1985, directed by Tim Burton
• Iron Giant from the movie of the same name, 1999, directed by Brad Bird
• A Cylon Raider hanging above the door from Battlestar Galactica 1978 TV show
• The lunchbox full of miniaturized ships is Fraggle Rock the television series, 1983, by Jim Henson
• The Galactica from Battlestar Galactica 1978 TV show
• Viper Mark II fighter jet from Battlestar Galactica 1978 TV show
• Thunderfighter from the Buck Rodgers 1979 TV show
• USS Sulaco from Aliens, 1986, directed by James Cameron
• Valley Forge from Silent Running, 1972, directed by Douglas Trumbull
• The TARDIS (anyone need the reference?)
• Parzival mentions a Harkonnen dropship that can fold space from Dune. We don't see it so I have to assume its from the movie Dune, 1984, directed by David Lynch
• Incipio, the planet, only mentioned here in the movie. In the book, it is the planet where all new avatars are created and first connect.
• Arrakis, desert planet. The eponymous Dune planet of the novel and movie of the same name
• Eagle-5, Lone Starr's RV spaceship from Spaceballs, 1987, directed by Mel Brooks
• The cargo loader used by Ripley at the end of Aliens, 1986, directed by James Cameron
• ED-209, Robocop, 1987, directed by Paul Verhoeven
• The EVA pod from 2001: A Space Odyssey, 1968, directed by Stanley Kubrick
• The Swordfish II from Cowboy Bepop TV anime series
• A full size Viper starfighter from Battlestar Galactica 1978 TV show
• Cameron's dad's 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, 1986, directed by John Hughes
• Goldeneye, a 1997 video game from Nintendo for the Nintendo 64 platform
• Hot Pockets, a microwavable gut bomb
• A quote from the movie Superman, 1978, directed by Richard Donner
• Art3mis calls Parzival “McFly” before she disconnects, another reference to Back to the Future

• Wade calls his aunt's boyfriend a “noob” meaning newbie, someone inexperienced
• Wade's references about his name: Peter Parker is the secret identity of Spider-Man, Bruce Banner is the alter-ego of The Hulk both from Marvel Comics
• More stickers on Wade's goggles: Joust, Midway, Batman

• Song: Faith by George Michael from the album of the same name, 1987, Columbia Records and Epic Records
• Arcade games behind The Curator, left to right: Pole Position, 1982, Atari; Asteroids, 1979, Atari; Millipede, 1982, Atari; Pong, 1972, Atari; Missile Command, 1980, Atari; ??
• The second memory has a variety of items on the floor: a Batman action figure; Simon, the electronic game; Connect Four board game; an Atari 2600; a Marvin the Martian figure; a Merlin electronic game; various 2600 game cartrigdges, comic books, some kind of action figure set, possibly the Rush album 2112, 1976, Mercury Records
• Galaga poster on the wall of the cafeteria
• Halliday wearing a Space Invaders t-shirt
• Asteroids was an arcade cabinet game from Atari in 1979
• Parzival wears black Canvas Hightops sneakers
• The sword on the back of Parzival's denim vest seems to just be a reference to his namesake knight
• Halliday says “Bill and Ted did it” referring to the main characters' time traveling adventures from Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, 1989, directed by Stephen Herek
• Wade is wearing a t-shirt with a map of Camelot printed on it, another reference to his avatar's namesake

• The Finish Line turns out to be a modified Bethesda Terrace with the Angel of the Waters statue and fountain located, in real life, at the northern end of Central Park
• Anorak calls Parzival “padawan.” A padawan is a Jedi in training and is used throughout the Star Wars franchise but first heard in The Phantom Menace, 1999, directed by George Lucas
• Sho is driving a black 1977 Pontiac Trans-Am from Smokey and the Bandit, 1977, directed by Hal Needham

• When talking about “Pure O2,” IOI's advertising overlaid on a user's field of vision, we see a scene from Planet Doom again but the figures are too small to make out. It also seems to be the same scene that we saw before but I still need to do a better comparison of them

• Song: Stand on It by Bruce Springsteen, B-side of Glory Days, 1985, Columbia
• Street Fighter with a Ryu avatar example
• Overwatch booth
• HALO booth
• Borderlands booth
• Dungeons & Dragons booth
• Looney Tunes booth
• The Holy Hand Grenade from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, 1975, directed by Terry Gilliam and Terry Jones
• Zemeckis Cube: this one is a twofer: Robert Zemeckis wrote and directed Back to the Future and was involved in the story and directed the other two movies in that series. The Cube is a reference to the original Rubik's Cube, a 3D puzzle cube created by Ernő Rubik and released in 1980

• Movie note: Sorrento's password, “B055man69” or “bossman69” is leet speak. What a douche.
• As Sorrento's avatar steps through the portal, we see a crashed Martian ship from War of the Worlds, 1953, directed by Byron Haskin, based on the novel of the same name, 1897, written by H.G. Wells. The noise it's making is also from that movie
• Sorrento's avatar seems to be based on Superman down to the curl of hair on his forehead
• Perseus' shield from Clash of the Titans, 1981, directed by Desmond Davis
• Bullwhip? Maybe Indiana Jones' bullwhip first seen in Raiders of the Lost Ark, 1981, directed by Steven Spielberg
• I-R0k says “I knew him well, Sorrento” after picking up the Steampunk Pirate King's skull which is a (mangled) reference to the quote from Shakespeare's Hamlet, Act 5, Scene 1
• The box holding the Orb of Osuvox is the box Gizmo came in from Gremlins, 1984, directed by Joe Dante
• The Orb of Osuvox is a icosahedron similar to a 20-sided dice popular in many role playing games
• I-R0k refers to the old Tootsie Pop television commercial with the owl

• Numerous articles from real newspapers and magazines - not sure if there's anything interesting in them
• A taped piece of paper among the articles of the layout of sectors of the OASIS with some notes
• Nintendo Light Gun on the wall
• Next to Karen Underwood's obituary is a paper with notes about what might be the opening car race? Notes say: Set in New York - Ghostbusters - Big (crossed out) - Mad Max - Cannonball Run - Escape from New York (highlighted) - King Kong - See No Evil - Back to the Future (maybe?)

• Song: One Way or Another by Blondie from Parallel Lines, 1978, Chrysalis Records
• Batman from Batman: Arkham Knight PC game from Rocksteady Studios, 2015
• Beetlejuice from the movie of the same name, 1988, directed by Tim Burton
• The Emoji-faced guy that was killed on Planet Doom is back
• Injustice Supergirl
• Robot from I,Robot?
• Goro from Mortal Kombat video game franchise
• Laura Croft from the Tomb Raider video games
• Batgirl
• Chestburster alien from Alien, 1979, directed by Ridley Scott
• Clark Kent, secret identity of Superman; it's a reference to the dubious premise that he takes off the Superman suit and puts on glasses and no one recognizes him
• Miko from the video game Battleborn from Gearbox Software
• Ambra from the video game Battleborn
• Appears to be Billy Idol's album Don't Stop from 1981 next to Halliday's computer
• All computers appear to be from Dell
• Movie note: they talk about Karen/Kira like they just met her but in the book, she was a really close friend of theirs since high school
• Not mentioned in the movie but Karen Underwood went by “Kira” who is the female Gelfling in The Dark Crystal, 1982, directed by Jim Henson and Frank Oz
• “Kira's the rosebud at the center of his story” is a reference to Citizen Kane, 1941, directed by Orsen Welles
• Book note: make note of the quarter, it pops up again, but this method of obtaining it is different than how Parzival got it in the book
• Book note: The Distracted Globe, in the book, hosts The Great and Powerful Og's birthday bash

• Cocktails & Dreams neon sign from the bar in Cocktails, 1988, directed by Roger Donaldson
• “Save Ferris” sticker from Ferris Bueller's Day Off, 1986, directed by John Hughes
• Some kind of racing track near the stairs - the orange color of the track makes me think it's Hot Wheels
• There's a cocktail table version the Pac-Man video game, 1980, Namco, at the forward edge of Aech's den's platform
• Kermit the Frog sitting on a shelf from various Jim Henson projects
• Lava Lamp on the shelf holding the stereo equipment
• The blue lit, padded bar seems to be familiar
• Stack of magazines on the floor but it doesn't look like the Starlog logo - the one clear cover we see has a floppy disk on it
• Emulator II sampling syth from E-mu Systems, popular in the 1980s
• Poster of Beastmaster on the wall to the left of the mirror
• Parzival is first wearing what kind of looks like Prince's Purple Rain outfit (but with white pants)
• Poster of Wil Wheaton that looks just like the Mayor Goldie Wilson poster - maybe a campaign poster for his position on the Oasis Player Board - on the right of the mirror
• Poster to “Relect Mayor 'Goldie' Wilson” from Back to the Future to the left of the mirror
• Poster to the left of Goldie Wilson, Mad Max 2, 1981, directed by George Miller
• Poster below Wil, Mad Max, 1979, directed by George Miller
• Next to Wil's poster, WarGames, 1983, directed by John Badham
• Poster of Big Trouble in Little China closer to the bar
• Above that, a picture of Tom Selleck
• A box of Cap'n Crunch cereal is sitting on the bar
• Also on the bar is a Cookie Monster figure from the TV show Seasame Street
• Parzival switches to Michael Jackson's red leather outfit from Thriller and does a couple steps of the zombie dance from the video
• Space Invaders stickers on the post
• Almost hidden by the post, next to the couch is the golden statue from the temple at the beginning of Raiders of the Lost Ark
• Red/pink Mattel hoverboard from Back to the Future II and III
• Parzival switches to the outfit Duran Duran's Simon le Bon wore in their Rio photoshoot
• Parzival settles on the suit Buckaroo Banzai wears in the movie The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension, 1984, directed by W.D. Richter
• Poster on the wall of The Fly, 1986, directed by David Cronenberg
• Poster of Raiders of the Lost Ark, 1981, directed by Steven Spielberg
• Movie note: the stairs seem to be an homage to the entrance to Aech's Lair from the book since we've already seen the main entrance is on the ground floor
• Hanging from the ceiling is another model of the Thunderfighter from Buck Rodgers

• Song: Blue Monday by New Order, single, Factory Records
• Book note: the Distracted Globe is owned by Ogden Morrow in the book and the book equivalent of this scene is actually Og's birthday party
• Lambda Class T-4a Imperial Shuttle from Star Wars: The Empire Strikes back and others
• UD-4 Cheyenne Dropship from Aliens
• The Serenity space ship from the Firefly TV show and movie
• X-Wing fighter from Star Wars
• Couple of Viper fighter jets from Battlestar Galactica
• Deathstroke from DC comics
• The bartender is wearing a Devo hat
• Harley Quinn Arkhamverse version
• A Deadite hanging out in one of the booths
• Song: Stayin' Alive by the Bee Gees
• Music and dancing a reference to either Saturday Night Fever, 1977 or Staying Alive, 1983 - I need to watch both to see which the dancing comes from
• Tracer from Overwatch again
• Blastoise? Pokemon
• Joker and Harley Quinn
• Ate3mis' rifle is an Armat M41A Pulse rifle from Aliens, 1986, directed by James Cameron
• The first gun Parzival loses looks like a standard Colonial blaster from Battlestar Galactica
• One of his second set of guns appears to be the Auto-9, Robocop's modified Beretta 93R machine pistol
• The other gun is a Lazer Tag gun from the game by Worlds of Wonder, 1986
• After Art3mis loses her rifle, she pulls out two guns, one is the Seburo Compact-eXploder pistol from the Appleseed manga series
• Her other pistol looks like a Lawgiver Mk II from the movie Judge Dredd, 1995, directed by Danny Cannon
• When Parzival throws the Zemeckis Cube, a riff from Back to the Future plays

• Grafitti of Repvile from the Madballs toy line by Chromy
• Defender was a video arcade game from Williams Electronics, 1981
• The Millennium Falcon from … does this one really need to be explained?
• John Hughes directed many of the 80s teen adventure movies
• A reference to the schools on Ludis, again, a major plot in the books, barely in the movie
• Ridgemont refers to the high school in Fast Times at Ridgemont High directed by Amy Heckerling, 1982
• Faber is the college from National Lampoon's Animal House directed by John Landis, 1978
• There's a video of Fast Times at Ridgemont High playing on the monitor behind the Oologist
• Shermer High School is the high school in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, 1986 and The Breakfast Club, 1985, both directed by John Hughes
• TAB soda, the first diet soda produced by the Coca-Cola Company in 1963 and discontinued in 2020
• Robotron:2084 was a video arcade game from Williams Electronics, 1982
• Duran Duran the pop band from the 80s
• Grafitti of MadBalls toys by Chromy

• Movie box: The Fly, 1986, directed by David Cronenberg, adapted from the short story, 1957, written by George Langelaan and the movie, 1958, directed by Kurt Neumann (both of the same name)
• Movie box: Say Anything, 1989, written and directed by Cameron Crowe
• Movie box: The Shining, 1980, directed by Stanley Kubrick, adapted from a Stephen King novel of the same name
• Movie box: Firestarter, 1984, directed by Mark L. Lester, also adapted from a novel by Stephen King
• The name of the movie theater they enter is called The Overlook which is a reference to the hotel in The Shining
• The music playing is Dies Irae, a Gregorian chant, played slowly in The Shining to create a creepy atmosphere
• Marquee posters on the front of the theater, from left to right: WarGames; ??; The Shining; The Shining; Revenge of the Jedi poster made before the name changed to Return of the Jedi, 1983, directed by Richard Marquand; ??
• The next scenes happen in a recreation of the Overlook Hotel scenes from The Shining and recreate many of the scenes from the movie
• Movie note: the group picture on the wall in the hall have Halliday and Karen in it instead of Jack Torrance as seen at the end of the movie The Shining

• The patches on Helen's jacket: Battlestar Galactica, Wonder Woman, ThunderCats, The Last Starfighter, Dead Kennedys, Rocky Horror Picture Show,

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• Atari 2600 from Atari, released in 1977, probably one of the most popular home video game consoles in the 80s, along with a host of cartridges including Adventure
• The phrase to activate the Orb of Osuvox is the Charm of Making spell from Excalibur, 1981, directed by John Boorman
• The creature face on the back of Aech's van is from the D&D module The Tomb of Horrors. This module plays a bigger part in the book but nice to have a reference to it in the movie.
• The device Parzival uses to broadcast to the OASIS is a Magic 8 Ball released in 1950 by Mattel
• Chucky first seen in Child's Play, 1988, directed by Tom Holland
• Shoto throws a glaive from the movie Krull, 1983, directed by Peter Yates
• As The Iron Giant melts into the lava, it gives a thumbs up similar to the way the T-800 did at the end of Terminator 2: Judgement Day, 1991, directed by James Cameron

TO BE CONTINUED …