Doctor Strange (2016)

Trivia: The sorcerors' WiFi password, Shamballa, is a reference to the 1986 Doctor Strange graphic novel "Into Shamballa."

Trivia: Mid credits scene: Thor pays a visit to Strange to help with Loki and find Odin. This scene takes place in the upcoming 2017 Marvel film Thor: Ragnarok.

Trivia: The envelope opened by Strange has the same year of birth as the release of Doctor Strange Vol. 2 #1 in 1974.

Trivia: In Stan Lee's cameo he is reading The Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley, a book about the author's experience of taking the mind altering psychotropic mescaline.

Trivia: Rachel McAdams' reaction to the mop falling in the closet after Doctor Strange leaves back through the portal is genuine. The camera was still rolling when the mop fell over on its own, scaring McAdams. The director liked it so much he kept it in the movie.

Trivia: There is a post credit scene that shows Mordo stealing Pangborn's magic.

Trivia: Dan Harmon, creator of the cult-favorite series "Community" and "Rick and Morty," was brought on to help fine-tune the film during post production by giving notes on the editing. He also helped re-write several scenes during reshoots.

Trivia: Joaquin Phoenix was also in the running to play Doctor Strange but turned down the role as he didn't want to sign a multi-picture contract with the studio.

Trivia: Tilda Swinton's children worked on the film crew - her daughter worked in the costume department and her son in the art department.

Trivia: Chiwetel Ejiofor was already a black belt in karate before taking the role.

Trivia: When Dr Strange experiments with the forbidden Eye of Agamotto and time spells in the Book of Cagliostro, he uses an apple to practice on. Apples symbolically represent Forbidden Knowledge.

Trivia: There are 2 credit scenes, one in the middle and one right at the end.

Trivia: Stan Lee's cameo is as a passenger on a bus that Doctor Strange slams into.

Trivia: The studio originally wanted Jessica Chastain for the role of Dr. Palmer. However, Chastain turned the supporting role down because she knew taking it would take away any chance of her getting offered the role of a superhero in the MCU in the future. She said she'd rather play a caped hero in a future film.

Trivia: The film was shot partly in Nepal, with exterior scenes in several Kathmandu locations including Pashupati, home of Pashupatinath Temple, and Lalitpur's Patan Durbar Square, a unesco World Heritage site. The interiors of Kamar-Taj were created on a soundstage in London.

Trivia: The Mirror Dimension special effects were influenced by the art of M.C. Escher, and by fractal shapes.

Trivia: While Strange and the bad guys are fighting around the city the Synchrony bank can be seen. This is Marvel's official bank, sponsor of their Mastercards.

Trivia: The footage of Strange flying in the realm space is like in Strange Tales Vol. 1 #138 from 1965.

Trivia: The shot of the paper with Strange's multiple attempts to sign his name is very similar to Strange: Beginnings and endings, 2005.

Trivia: When Strange's soul comes out of his body it's similar to Doctor Strange: The Oath #1 from 2006.