The Biggest Easter Eggs from It’s What’s Inside | Netflix

It’s What’s Inside director Greg Jardin talks about all the easter eggs hidden in the film, including homages to Twin Peaks, Klute, and Philip K. Dick -- and the time Alycia Debnam-Carey got booted from L.A.'s famous pink wall.

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A pre-wedding reunion descends into a psychological nightmare for a group of college friends when a surprise guest arrives with a mysterious suitcase.

[montenegroafro]

I still can’t believe this wasn’t an A24 movie like bruh! This didn’t even feel like $2million I thought $20million at least. The movie was hilarious from start to finish, the use of colours and lighting was off the charts and just damn good editing! The ending still felt like it wasn’t finished yet, it almost felt like an episode of a miniseries..so Netflix please give this director a chance to make a masterpiece.

[ilexa]

netflix needs to make more movies like this

[Sabianexe]

The cinematography shots in this film was so good. Especially in the one take scenes those were crazy. And ofc the angles and just aghhhh this was really good

[gimenalando]

I love how passionate he sounds towards this project. You can tell the crew involved hard working people because it did not have a big budget but they still managed to make a masterpiece. I hope this gets more recognition somehow, I’ve been making the people I know aware that this movie exists because it became one of my favorites.

[selflovecycle]

I just realized we never seen Forbes body in red light !!!!

[broadwayhead]

Can he go through ALL the Easter eggs? Cause I know there’s a ton 😅 I like hearing him explain them

[arsinoe]

Greg, the plot was hands down mind-blowing, but the directing was a whole other level. I absolutely loved every second of it. Hoping to see more works from you like this. INSANE creativity!

[bldvvtch]

2:20 Beatrice was hiding in plain sight and I didn't noticed.

[wolfy]

Imagine getting kicked out of a place for being to beautiful. 😅

[bekw]

This is absolutely my favourite movie of the year, Idk this was just so good and it came out of nowhere. All the attention to detail, and the way the actors got to play the other roles, wow, it was just so interesting and I'm just so impressed. Bravo :)

[nana_]

One of the best movies out this year, among so many flops. I loved it, I was so intrigued I watched twice. Amazing!

[patrickbenga]

god, i need a behind the scenes of how the technicals of the flashback scenes, mustve been a lot of reshoots

[canniloni]

people mistaking alycia for a professional model is so expected lol, she’s gorgeous

[marcosvilas]

Red light - showing the real people inside
Blue light - means the is someone being swapped (first time Forbes appears he is in blue light)
Green light - means there is an argument going on, or a decision being made. Turbulence.

[IM_ROBBY]

The editing on this film was top-tier.

[Gacu]

Tell this man he made probably a masterpiece and probably an instant favorite movie of mine 🤯👏👏👏

[cheqers_]

This had the excess of some of Scott Pilgrim. It's indulgent and full of style but still so contained and tight. I think this retrospectively became my top of 2024. What a gem. Give Greg more! Whatever he wants!

[HenryCordoba-tobt]

My favorite was the 1st written note that you see when Cyrus is in Reuben’s body shows every ones initial written correctly, except Forbes. You can see a darkened “F” where a “B” was written by “mistake” by Beatrice

[pamela]

I LOVED this movie. It made me THINK. I have watched it a few times.

[ppang]

this movie was amazing I need more or some kind of remake because I didn’t know this movie was a low budget film.