Some have even claimed to spot Mad Max’s Interceptor from “Fury Road.” Among the ones we’ve been able to spot include Mach 5 from “Speed Racer” and the original Batmobile from the “Batman” TV series, as well as Ryu from the “Street Fighter” video games. There’s definitely a huge race coming up in the film, judging by the sheer number of cars, bikes, and other vehicles. As the audience is treated to a look at how crummy and bleak the world has become, we see that a graffiti artist has tagged the side of a trailer with one of these weird-looking objects. Remember Madballs? No? You may not be alone, but these rubber bouncing balls were pretty popular in the 1980s and well into the next decade. Here are all the easter eggs we were able to spot in the new trailer. Easter eggs and pop culture references abound throughout the novel, and Steven Spielberg’s blockbuster adaptation appears to have ripped a couple of pages from the book.

Ernest Cline’s sci-fi bestseller “Ready Player One” is less a novel and more a love letter to the 1980s wrapped around a plot.

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