The Pitch Perfect franchise is one of my favorites. It’s up there with Star Wars, Harry Potter, and others. I can quote all three movies in any conversation, I sing along to the soundtracks often, and I watch at least one of the three films every single time I fly. On one recent flight home from Orlando when I couldn’t drink wine because I was going straight to work afterwards, I noticed 8 new things from Pitch Perfect 3 that I hadn’t seen before…
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8 Things I Just Noticed in Pitch Perfect 3
- We don’t actually see Fat Amy’s dad’s face in the first scene, only the back of his head.
- Beca figures out immediately that they weren’t asked to perform at the aquarium and doesn’t even have her scarf on.
- The blue cup Beca knocked out of Chloe’s hand is still on the floor when the young Bella’s walk away to perform.
- Lily/Ester looks hopeful when Aubrey says they’ll “run military dark ops”, and then disappointed when she said “of course to sing”.
- Gail is eating chips during the riff off. Looks like bbq flavor. So random. So ‘Merica.
- The guitar player for Evermoist is wearing a statement necklace similar to the one I made for my Afternoon Tea Darth Vader. Is that where I got the idea? Maybe subconsciously.
- During the second show, the Bellas‘ pre-performance ‘hands in’ is “Screw it, let’s just do it” which is what Aubrey said in the first film before a performance after they couldn’t coordinate their ‘hands in’.
- In the final performance after Satan left Lily/Ester’s body, she’s singing at full volume instead of beat boxing.
This got me wanting to watch the entire franchise with director’s commentary turned on, because although I think I’ve seen it all, I’m sure there are more easter eggs to find. What’s your favorite Pitch Perfect quote or scene?
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