Perhaps the most astonishing moment to be revealed was by Insider, which showed a moment in the movie that, possibly, almost everyone who has ever watched it completely missed. The Fates, who are women who see all, tell Hades in the opening scene that, in 18 years, if he can successfully release the Titans, he will have his only chance to bring down Zeus. But they warn that the planets must be aligned. In the clip, there are only six planets when we know there are eight. The outlet argued that the reason to leave the other two planets out might have been to accurately depict Ancient Greece's knowledge of space and the planets. During Hercules' time, only Mercury, Earth, Mars, Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn had been found.

But this writer's favorite moment, thanks to a Buzzfeed clip, may have to be at the beginning of the film, where the gods and goddesses of Mount Olympus have all gathered for a party because, well, who doesn't love a good party? Hermes, the messenger god, is flying around, mingling, when he makes possibly one of the best jokes of the whole movie, "I haven't seen this much love in a room since Narcissus discovered himself." The scene immediately turns to Narcissus blowing himself kisses in the mirror — classic. There are a ton more secret moments within the film that have caused a lot of stir since its release. Now there is only one thing to do, make some popcorn and start trying to find more that we may have missed.