From 'Game of Thrones' to 'Harry Potter,' SpaceJamMovie is chock-full of cameos. We're breaking down every surprise appearance we spotted:
When the trailer for “Space Jam: A New Legacy” was released, it required multiple viewings just to spot all the cameos of famous Warner Bros. characters. Filmmaker Malcolm D. Lee packed even more appearances into the film’s two-hour runtime, so if you’re watching at home on HBO Max, frequent pausing might be necessary to find all the famous and vintage pieces of Warners IP that have been incorporated.
The first throwback is to a young James playing the 1992 game “Looney Tunes” on a Nintendo Game Boy. As the film jumps to the present day, the story follows Don Cheadle’s character Al G Rhythm who sucks the father-son duo into a virtual reality called the “Warner 3000 Entertainment Serververse.”
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