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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Tenchi Forever
Tenchi Muyo in Love
Tenchi the Movie 2: Daughter of Darkness
Terminator 2: Judgement Day
Terror Firmer (2-Disc Director's Cut)
The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
There's Something about Mary
Thing, The
Three Kings
Tigger Movie, The
Titus
Tool-Salival
Total Recall
Toy Story 2 (3-pack supplemental disc)
Twilight zone vol.28 and up
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Title
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Studio
New Line Home Video
Submitted By:
Jeremy Owen
Easter Egg
Thanks Screen
Access The Egg
Highlight the New Line Cinema logo on the main title screen
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From the main menu go to extra stuff. From there go to Sewer Maze game. Once in hit Play Game. A screen will be displayed with two arrows. Hit up. You will be taken to a new screen. Now do it in this sequence: up,right,up,up,right,left,up,right,up,up,left. If you did it right you will be treated to a screen of the turtles and Splinter saying Cowabunga!Dude!
**:Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Our pizza lovers at New Line Cinema have hidden some special thanks on this disc.
Go to the main menu and go down to the entry saying “Jump to a scene”. Now press the right arrow button on your remote control and the New Line logo in the lower right corner will be highlighted. Pressing “Enter” will bring up a screen with special thanks.
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Tenchi Forever
Studio
Pioneer
Submitted By:
Ben Harling
Easter Egg
Title Information and English Credits
Access The Egg
At the main menu, click on the Pioneer logo on the bottom left hand corner to get information on other anime titles.
Go to the Subtitles/Audio menu, click on DVD Credits, then click on English Credits to see the movies credits in English.
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Tenchi Muyo in Love
Studio
Pioneer
Submitted By:
Ben Harling
Easter Egg
Japanese Menu
Access The Egg
At the main menu, click on the Japanese letters on bottom left hand corner. The menu will now be in Japanese. You can switch to the English menu by clicking on the bottom left hand corner where it says "Engish Menu".
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Tenchi the Movie 2: Daughter of Darkness
Studio
Pioneer Video
Submitted By:
Anonymous
Easter Egg
Hidden Drawings and Japanese Credits
Access The Egg
When you watch the movie, click on the angle button and you'll see some hidden drawnigs. When the credits come up, hit the angle button to see them in Japanese.
**:Tenchi Muyo Movie 2
Several production still of the movie’s characters are hidden somwhere on this anime disc from Pioneer. Where?
Simply press the 'Angle' button on your remote control and you should be able to see those single frame stills in all their beauty. This
Easter Egg
has been submitted to us by our reader Ryoko Masaki.
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Terminator 2: Judgement Day
Studio
Artisan Entertainment
Submitted By:
Anthony Regolino and baolammy and Adam Bosman an
Easter Egg
A whole bunch of hidden features
Access The Egg
Egg 1: On disc 2, or side 2 if you have the single-disc release, notice how the main menu is NOT a still picture like all the rest (the counter is running). Let it cycle through a few times (it takes about half a minute each time) and one of four things (picked randomly I believe) will happen: 1) nothing, and it will begin a new cycle; 2) the box in the lower left corner next to Data Hub will shine with the words Join The Resistance; 3) the same box will shine with a circular symbol; & 4) the menu will morph into the T-1000's head commanding you to "Get out." If you click on the box when it says Join The Resistance, you get a secret message from John Connor which takes you to a DVD-ROM combat training simulation game. I don't have DVD-ROM so I don't know how good t is, but the message itself is cool and has a cute little reference to the Internet and a theory on how Mac-users might be the survivors of Judgment Day! This is the same message that is on Disc 1 when you click on the side of the endoskeleton's head when you check out the mission profiles of the cast and crew. The circular symbol, which I don't see come up as often as the others, takes you to an amusing little ad for Swelltone, whatever that is.
Egg 2: It's an extra 156 minute run of the film. It's the Special Edition, but with the "Future Coda" scene replaced at the end. For those who don't know about this scene and why it was cut, you'll have to review the DVD and movie.
1) Click on "Special Edition" from the Main Menu.
2) Highlight "Play Special Edition" and key in 82997 on your remote. A. "The Future Is Not Set" will appear in the right hand portion of the setup screen, and the left eye of the Terminator will glow.
3) You should now be able to click "Play Extended Special Edition." A. If this does not work, try 8 enter 2 enter 9 enter 9 enter 7 enter to achieve the same effect. B. If this still does not work, access Title 3 with your player. This is where the above methods deliver you anyway.
Egg 3: On side/disc 2 go to the trailers page. move left to highlight the up/return arrow, then move down. a small box in the bottom left corner will be highlighted. this takes you thru to a load of japanese trailers.
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-Easier Method to access some of the eggs-
The Swelltone ad on the T2 disc can be found much easier if you just skip to track 60. (Yes, I went through all 60-odd tracks looking for that! - the Future Coda scene's also directly accessible, rather than going through the big "documentary" or the 82997 method).
**:Terminator 2: Judgment Day
Apart from the theatrical version and the Special Edition cut of the movie, Artisan Home Entertainment's phenomenal Ultimate Edition of 'Terminator 2: Judgment Day' also contains a third cut of the film, presented as a hidden feature on the disc.
Insert the side/disc that contains the feature presentation and from the disc's main menu, select 'Special Edition' which brings up a dedicated menu to access the film's Special Edition cut. On the right hand side of the panel you will notice some weird, unreadable symbols that will give you access to the hidden feature - actually they are roman numbers.
Take your remote control and press the key combination '82997' - the date of Judgment Day in the movie - and the symbols on the side should change to the text 'The Future Is Not Set.' If they don't, please make sure to press the 'Enter' key on your remote control after every one of the digits.
Once correctly entered, the eyes of the endoskeleton will light up and you will see a new menu entry appearing, giving you access to the 'Extended Special Edition' version of the movie with the alternate ending and other scenes integrated in the film.
If this approach is too tedious for you, there's an even simpler and faster way to access the additional cut. Simply use your remote control and go directly to Title 3 and you will also get to see the Extended Special Edition cut of the movie. Please consult your player's instruction manual how to directly access titles and chapters.
But there is even more hidden material on this release. Insert the second disc/side of the DVD and bring up the main menu. Don't touch any buttons, and every 30 seconds, the disc cycles through one of three different 'breaks' - in the first the lower left hand corner flickers with lightning and the words 'Join the Resistance' appear. Select it and you will find a weblink that takes you to Artisan's website. The second break is a small head of Beethoven, which will take you to the original Swelltone trailer, and the most impressive, third break comes in the shape of the T-1000. His head will morph out of the center of the screen and says 'Get Out!' These three breaks are cycled at random. This
Easter Egg
has been submitted to us by our reader Ryan Acanfrio, Damian Murphy and John Kovach.
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Terror Firmer (2-Disc Director's Cut)
Studio
Troma Team Video
Submitted By:
Steve C.
Easter Egg
Hidden Features
Access The Egg
Egg 1: At the main menu screen, press 66. The words "Censorship Sucks!" will appear, and you'll be presented with the option to play the "censored" version of "Terror Firmer". Press 6 again to find out what got cut...
Egg 2: At the Special Features screen, press left on the remote until the "Terror Firmer" logo is highlighted. This will give you access to the color bars, as well as a special *ahem* surprise... (Hint: It might be a homage to the goodie in the color bars in the "Boogie Nights" DVD...)
Egg 3: In the Special Features menu, access the Audio Commentary option. At the bottom of this menu will be an option to play the film with no sound at all. Pressing Enter here leads you to a screen with a secret URL on the Troma web site, plus star Will Keenan singing "Amazing Grace"...
**:Terror Firmer
On Troma’s 2-disc set of the schlockfest 'Terror Firmer' you can find a number of interesting hidden and entertaining features.
On the first disc’s main menu, hit '666' – the number of the Beast – and you will see a screen saying 'Censorship sucks!' The DVD will then proceed to play the hilarious R-rated version of the film, which consists of the nothing but the opening credits and the closing scene.
If you insert the second disc of the set in the DVD player and once again hit '666' on the main menu, you will get to see a cool little feature about Lloyd Kaufman's quest for the guy who ran naked through New York for the sake of 'Terror Firmer.' A funny, pointless little treat…
Back to the first disc we go. Go to the DVD’s 'Bonus Materials' section and select the 'Terror Firmer' logo using your remote control. You will see some color bars, followed by a little surprise.
Finally, another hidden feature can be found in the commentary section. Select 'Watch movie with no sound' and you will get to witness Will Keenon singing 'Amazing Grace.' Immediately following the world class performance, you will receive a code and a password for a surprise at Troma’s website.
This
Easter Egg
has been submitted to us by our reader Paul Freitag and Todd "Pimp One" Loya.
*: Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Pioneer’s release of Tobe Hooper’s shocking “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” contains a very interesting hidden feature. Go to the disc’s main menu and then wait for about two minutes without doing anything, and you will witness something scary. The titles will start to drip and Leatherface will actually start coming at you with his chainsaw! This exciting feature was uncovered by Darren Menendez.
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Title
The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
Studio
MGM
Submitted By:
Nick
Easter Egg
Subtitle
Access The Egg
Use your remote controller to change subtitles. The 4th one is another english subtitle that is not listed in the menu, but it is slightly different.
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Title
There's Something about Mary
Studio
20th Century Fox Home Entertainm
Submitted By:
Brian Evensen
Easter Egg
Hidden DVD Credits
Access The Egg
You can go to highlight the scene select menu and hit the right arrow button and it will change the color of marys dress. It just brings up a credit screen for the makers of the DVD.
**:There's Something About Mary
20th Century Fox Home Video have hidden a small hidden feature on the release of 'There's Something About Mary'.
Go to the disc's main menu and then highlight Mary's dress using the arrow keys on your remote control. Press 'Enter' now and you will see a credit screen for the people who made the animations and menus for the disc. This hidden feature has been submitted to us by Axel Brodtkorb Stensrud.
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Title
Thing, The
Studio
Universal
Submitted By:
clay
Easter Egg
Hidden Music Score
Access The Egg
Go to the Bonus Materials from the main menu and there select the Terror Takes Shape documentary. Go to Language Selection and you will find an menu called Music Score. It's the entire music score for the film.
**:The Thing
Apart from all the materials officially on this Special Edition, Universal have also placed some unannounced feature on this spectacular disc. Go to the “Bonus Materials” form the main menu and there select the “Terror Takes Shape” documentary. Then go to “Language Selection” and you will find an entry that says “Music Score”. Yep, that’s right. The disc contains the film’s complete music score under this menu entry. This
Easter Egg
has been submitted to us by our reader Ken "Cerebus".
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Title
Three Kings
Studio
Warner Home Video
Submitted By:
anonymous
Easter Egg
A Variety of Hidden Features
Access The Egg
1) A hidden TV Spot: go to the disc's 'Special Features' menu, then select 'Production Notes' and from there go to the 'Origins'. Here, push the arrow key up and you should find a highlighted grenade. Press 'Enter' and a menu appears with the TV spot on it.
2) Hidden passwords: To be used on the Three Kings DVD Events web-site (which isn't there yet). To get the first one , go to the 'Special Features' menu then select the 'Cast & Crew' menu. Here push the arrow key up and you should see another grenade highlighted. Press 'Enter' to obtain the password 'SCUD'. The second one can be found by going to the 'Special Features' menu, and choosing 'Continue' until you get to the final menu. There push the arrow key down until another grenade is highlighted. Press 'Enter' and you will be given another password, 'BAGHDAD'.
**:Three Kings
On Warner Home Video's action-packed and feature-laden special edition of the Gulf-War story 'Three Kings' you can actually find a number of hidden features.
To get a TV Spot, go to the disc's 'Special Features' menu, then select 'Production Notes' and from there go to the 'Origins'. Here, push the arrow key up and you should find a highlighted grenade. Press 'Enter' and a menu appears with the TV spot on it.
There are two more
Easter Egg
s that reveal passwords to be used on the Three Kings DVD Events web-site. The site is not there yet, but as soon as Warner starts with the online events for this title, it will go live. To get the first one , go to the 'Special Features' menu then select the 'Cast & Crew' menu. Here push the arrow key up and you should see another grenade highlighted. Press 'Enter' to obtain the password 'SCUD'.
The final one can be found by going to the 'Special Features' menu, and choosing 'Continue' until you get to the final menu. There push the arrow key down until another grenade is highlighted. Press 'Enter' and you will be given another password, 'BAGHDAD'. This
Easter Egg
is a contribution from our reader Richie Adamson.
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Tigger Movie, The
Studio
Disney
Submitted By:
Willy
Easter Egg
The History of Pooh
Access The Egg
Complete the trivia game with no wrong answers and you will get to view a five minute documentary on the history behind Winnie The Pooh and friends and how they were inspired by real stuffed animals.
**:The Tigger Movie
Buena Vista Home Entertainment has hidden an interesting hidden featurette on their release of 'TheTigger Movie.'
From the disc's main menu, go to the 'Bonus Features' where you will find a menu entry for the interactive trivia game. If you answer all the questions from the trivia correctly, you will have the chance to watch a short featurette that shows the history of Winnie the Pooh -- how
Winnie got his name, how the stories came to the attention of Walt Disney,
etc. The featurette also offers up-close footage of the original stuffed animals that inspired
these lovable characters, which can now be found on display in the New York Public Library.
If you have trouble solving the trivia game, or if you're just too lazy, you can also view the featurette by directly accessing Title #5 on your disc. Please refer to your player's manual for instructions how to directly access titles and chapters.
This
Easter Egg
is a contribution from our reader Mike Booth and Tom Gibson.
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Titus
Studio
Twentieth Century Fox
Submitted By:
Donald Murphy
Easter Egg
Extra production information
Access The Egg
When on the final page of extra materials, select the right arrow on the second item. This will light up the cat's head. That will give you more information on the production.
**:Titus
There is a small hidden feature on 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment's 2-disc special edition of 'Titus.'
On the second disc of the set bring up the main menu and highlight the 'Making Of Titus' menu entry. Then press the right arrow key on your remote control and a yellow helmet will be highlighted on the menu screen. Now, press the 'Enter' key on your remote control and you will get to a screen with production credits for the disc. This
Easter Egg
is a contribution from our reader Duncan Taylor.
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Tool-Salival
Studio
Submitted By:
Robert T. Pooner
Easter Egg
'Hush' video
Access The Egg
On the main page you'll see the logos for Aenima and Undertow and on the bottom right of that page there are three white icons. Select the middle one for Tool's first video.
*:Topsy-Turvy
USA Entertainment's release of the colorful musical masterpiece 'Topsy-Turvy' contains some very exciting hidden features in the form of music. If you go to the main menu of this Gilbert & Sullivan biopic, you will notice that the disc features music under the menus. In the case of the main menu, it is only a short looping segment, but on other selective menu screens you will be able to find entire songs from the film playing.
Go to the 'Language Selection,' the 'Special Features,' the 'TV Spots' menu or the 'Cast and Filmmakers' menu you will be treated to some complete songhighlights from the movie in beautiful Dolby Digital quality. This
Easter Egg
has been submitted to us by WDCinema.
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Total Recall
Studio
Artisan Entertainment
Submitted By:
Dennis O'halloran
Easter Egg
Hidden Rekall Advertisement
Access The Egg
On the extra features page, highlight the teaser trailer (the option in the middle) and press left. A picture of a t.v. will appear, hit enter and watch.
*:Toy Story 2
In Buena Vista Home Entertainment's release of 'Toy Story 2,' which can be found in the 'Toy Story 2-Pack' as well as the 'Toy Story Ultimate Toy Box,' you can find an interesting feature that is not easy to detect.
During Buzz Lightyear's speech in chapter 14 you should try to switch to the French audio track on the disc for a change. If you do so, you will notice that the music in the film has been replaced for that version. Instead of the American National Anthem that is underlying Buzz's speech in the English version, you can now hear Randy Newman's 'One World Anthem' instead. For the uninitiated, it is practically impossible to find this exciting feature, but luckily it is referenced on the supplements disc in the Ultimate Toy Box set.
This
Easter Egg
has been submitted to us by Paul Rudoff.
*:Toy Story: The Ultimate Toy Box
Apart from the plethora of regular extras, on Buena Vista Home Entertainment's high caliber 3-disc 'Toy Story: The Ultimate Toy Box' you can also find some hidden stuff!
On disc 3 of the box, the one that contains the supplements, choose 'Toy Story 2.' There, under the 'Story' section, highlight 'Jesse's Song.' On the next screen that appears, press the 'Left' arrow key on your remote control, and a question mark will appear. With the question mark highlighted, hit 'Enter' for a funny outtake with an introduction by directors John Lasseter Ash Brannon.
Also on disc 3, select 'Toy Story 2,' then go to 'History,' and then to 'The Continuing World of Toy Story.' After the video, which you can skip with your remote control, you get a new menu called 'Links.' It features some story reels of Buzz's cartoon, Woody's nightmare, and other stuff.
On all 3 discs of the set, there is a DVD credit screen. To get to them, on 'Toy Story' press the 'Left' arrow key from the main menu. On 'Toy Story 2' press the 'Up' arrow key from the main menu, and on the Supplement disc, in Section 1, select 'History,' go all the way down to
highlight 'Menu' and press the 'Left' arrow key.
Yet another hidden feature can be found on the box set. Insert the second disc of the set and then directly access Title 4 on the DVD. Please refer to your player's instruction manual how to access titles and chapters directly, as every player is handling this differently. Once selected, you will see trailers for 'The Emperor's New Groove,' 'Fantasia 2000,' and 'Dinosaur.'
This
Easter Egg
has been submitted to us by Andrew Holland, Rik M and Bryan Farris.
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Toy Story 2 (3-pack supplemental disc)
Studio
Disney/Pixar
Submitted By:
Al
Easter Egg
Hidden Joke Reel
Access The Egg
To access the egg: Go into the "Story" menu within the "TS2" section of the supplemental features disc (Disc 3). On the next menu, select "Jessie's Song." After the next menu pops up, arrow to the left, which will reveal a hidden question mark.
Selecting the question mark will activate a clip with director John Lassiter. He congraulates you on finding the egg, and then he invites you to view a gag ending to the movie's song.
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Twilight zone vol.28 and up
Studio
Image entertainment
Submitted By:
chris steyns
Easter Egg
Hidden music score,but wait there's more
Access The Egg
From the disc’s main menu, go to 'Inside the Twilight Zone,' and there select 'Reviews and Credits.' Once on that screen you will see a listing for each of the episodes that is on that particular disc. Now, highlight, the title of an episode and press the 'Right' arrow key on your remote control. This will take you to a hidden screen which will give you access to the isolated music score for that particular episode. In many cases you can press the 'Right' arrow key twice from the title listing, which will then give you access to original product placements and
program bumpers for that episode
**:The Twilight Zone, Vol. 28 and up
If you own one of the more recent 'Twilight Zone' releases from Image Entertainment, you may want to look for some cool hidden features that may be lurking on the disc. Hidden Features can be found on these releases from Volume 28 up, so keep your eyes open.
From the disc’s main menu, go to 'Inside the Twilight Zone,' and there select 'Reviews and Credits.' Once on that screen you will see a listing for each of the episodes that is on that particular disc.
Now, highlight, the title of an episode and press the 'Right' arrow key on your remote control. This will take you to a hidden screen which will give you access to the isolated music score for that particular episode. In many cases you can press the 'Right' arrow key twice from the title listing, which will then give you access to original product placements and
program bumpers for that episode! This
Easter Egg
has been submitted to us by John Ferris.
*:Two-Lane Blacktop
Anchor Bay Entertainment's release of the Monte Hellmann music cult film 'Two-lane Blacktop' contains an interesting hidden feature.
From the disc's main menu, go to the 'Bonus Features.' Here, simply wait a few seconds without doing anything and soon you will hear Kris Kistofferson's rendition of 'Me And Bobby McGee.' Not quite as powerful and emotional as Janis Joplin's version of the song, but still a very cool addition to this disc.
This hidden feature has been submitted to us by Steve Gonzales.
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