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Self-referencing movie
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Description A so called "self-referencing movie" is a movie where one of the characters in the movie say the title of the movie. An example of this phenomenon is the movie Clear and Present Danger, where Donald Moffat's character says "These drug cartels represent a clear and present danger to the national security of the United States." The video can be seen here , from 00:05 to 00:14. Examples Here is a list of a few movies that exhibit this phenomenon. Ace Ventura: Pet Detective Back to the Future Barbarella Blade Runner Clear and Present Danger The Darjeeling Limited The Day The Earth Stood Still Dirty Harry Dr. No Fletch Forrest Gump From Russia With Love Gattaca The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Goldfinger Goldeneye Groundhog Day The Gumball Rally Holes Jurassic Park The Life Aquatic Lost In Space Mad Max Master of Disguise The Matrix On Her Majesty's Secret Service Platoon Real Genius Rushmore Soylent Green The Sum Of All Fears The Terminator Top Gun Tron Twelve Monkeys Undercover Brother WarGames Wayne's World What's the Worst That Could Happen? The World is Not Enough Zoolander 
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