Easter Eggs

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 3,408

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  27/03/05 - 19:28 #2

  Not found many by pure chance... but most can be found here if anyone wants to know... http://www.eeggs.com

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  27/03/05 - 22:02 #3

  In the original DVD version of Memento, the menu system is a spinning series of photographs. Just as the last one fades and it's about to start the cycle again, press return and you can watch the film edited the 'right' way round, with all the scenes in cronological order.
  
  It's the only one I've ever found by myself.

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  27/03/05 - 22:02 #4

  Great site that, by the way.

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  27/03/05 - 22:41 #5

  this is going to sound really silly but what are easter eggs on a dvd?

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  28/03/05 - 00:27 #6

  Legend of Jam wrote:

  this is going to sound really silly but what are easter eggs on a dvd?

  
  I guess the overall term for an Easter Egg would be an in-joke of some sort - first one that springs to mind is the use of the name "Club Obi-Wan" in Indiana Jones.
  
  In DVD's it tends to mean hidden extras, not readily available from the menus, but which need a bit of thought on the part of the viewer to find, such as highlighting something that appears to be in the background of a menu and selecting it, or by entering a certain sequence of keystrokes (kind of like the cheats used in console gaming)

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• Jamfocus Posts: 7,024

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  28/03/05 - 17:35 #7

  I like the Star Wars blooper reels on the Original Trilogy boxset and Attack Of The Clones.

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