10 Hidden Details You Never Noticed In Famous Movie Posters

8. Bad Robot (10 Cloverfield Lane)

10 Cloverfield Lane
Paramount Pictures

The Cloverfield franchise has endured for so long because there are still so many mysteries that are yet to be explained, leading to fan theories upon fan theories upon fan theories, keeping these movies in the conversation.

Due to the trilogy being produced by J.J. Abrams - who is infamous for his "mystery box" approach to storytelling - the Cloverfield universe is littered with clues and secrets that lead fans down various rabbit holes, and this tendency to stuff the movies with hidden details is something that spilled over into the marketing for 10 Cloverfield Lane, the second (and best) entry in the series.

A terrific poster for that movie shows a character trapped inside an enormous, rusty old mailbox, with an ominous-looking house in the background. Just to the left of this house - hidden in the grass - you might be able to spot a small robotic head with two glowing eyes, peering straight forward.

10 Cloverfield Lane poster Bad Robot easter egg
Paramount Pictures

Is this a clue that will give us more answers about these movies!? Well, no.

This cute little fella is actually a reference to the logo for Bad Robot Productions, a company founded by Abrams that helped make all three Cloverfield movies.

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