Hey Product Hunt, I'm haQQo, I built FrameHunt alone. It started as a tracker — check in to a film, keep your watch history, earn badges. But the part I actually care about is the second layer: findings. A reflection in a window, a book on a shelf that shouldn't be there, a license plate that matches the director's birthday. You post it with a timestamp, other people go check the frame themselves. Most trackers stop at "watched." I wanted the thing that happens after, when someone rewinds ten seconds because you told them to look at the left side of the frame. It's 1.6M titles, 18 languages, iOS, Android and web. Free. I'd like to know: what's the one detail you noticed in a film that nobody around you believed until they rewound it?

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What's a detail in a film you noticed that nobody believed until they rewound it?

I'm building FrameHunt a film and TV tracker where you can also post the hidden details you spot: Easter eggs, background props, license plates, continuity slips. Each one gets a timestamp so other people can go check the frame themselves.

Before I launch here on Sep 29, I want to collect the good ones.

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Check in to films and TV, hunt the details others miss

Check in to films and TV, hunt the details others miss

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What's a detail in a film you noticed that nobody believed until they rewound it?

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What's a detail in a film you noticed that nobody believed until they rewound it?