Easter Eggs are hidden items/scenes/bonus features etc. that are hidden on a disc and take some hunting to find. The following discs have Easter Eggs, please feel free to list future findings of your own Easter Eggs or post where the Easter Eggs can be found on these discs.
Adventureland
Batman Gotham Knight
The Benchwarmers
Beowulf: The Director's Cut (2007)
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Chronicles of Narnia
Click
Cloverfield
Dan in Real Life
Daredevil
The Dark Knight
Dirty Dancing (20th Anniversary Edition)
The Die Hard Collection
Dodgeball
Elton 60 - Live at Madison Square Garden
Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within
Firefly
The Fly (1986)
The Fountain (UK Version)
Futurama: In the Wild Green Yonder
Ghostbusters
The Golden Compass
Heartbreak Kid (2007)
Hidalgo
High School Musical 3
The Host
I Robot
ID4
The Incredible Hulk
Iron Man
The Italian Job (2003)
Knocked Up
Linkin Park: Road to Revolution - Live at Milton Keyes
Lost: The Complete First Season
Lost: The Complete Second Season
Lost: The Complete Fourth Season
Mission: Impossible - Ultimate Missions Collection
Mission: Impossible III
Monsters Inc.
Nacho Libre
National Treasure: Book of Secrets
No Country for Old Men (second verision) -
Old School
Open Season
Pan's Labrynth
Pineapple Express
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
The Pixar Short Films Collection: Volume 1
The Proposal
The Punisher
Quarantine
Ratatouille
Resident Evil - The High Definition Trilogy
Resident Evil
Rocky Balboa
The Rundown
Rush Hour 3
RUSH: Snakes & Arrows Live
Rush Hour 3
Saw
Saw IV
Serenity
The Simpsons Movie
Sky Captain and the W.O.T.
Sleeping Beauty
Sling Blade
Smart People
Spider-Man: The High-Definition Trilogy
Spider-Man 3Star Trek:TOS Season 1
Star Trek: TOS Season 1
Step Up 2: The Streets
Surf's Up
Superbad
Terminator 2: Judgment Day
Transformers (2007)
Transformers - Revenge of the Fallen
Underworld - Rise of the Lycans
Unfaithful
UP
Wall*e
Wanted
Wild Hogs
X-Files: I Want to Believe
Iron Man
Paramount has one on its Iron Man: Ultimate 2-Disc Edition: enjoy a humorous interview with Marvel's Stan Lee and Iron Man actor Robert Downey Jr. having a good time on the red carpet.
If you own the Blu-ray version, from the main menu scroll down to BD-LIVE and press the Right arrow on the Blu-ray remote. A schematic of Iron Man's hand will appear. Now press Enter to see the clip.
Wall-e
From the main menu on disc 1, highlight PLAY MOVIE, then press up and hit enter, and itll take you to a "Geek-o-rama" it runs about 4:xx min., it is a cool little feature
Play Theatrical Trailer 3 on Disc 2 of TDK.
On your player's remote, enter these numbers:
5 6 5 3 7
Don't enter them too fast, give it a second or two between each.
The numbers spell out the word "Joker".
The screen should go blank and the Joker-ized version of the same trailer will play.
It turns out, the hidden content isn't that hard to find. To start with, all you have to do is watch the featurette "The Next Day: Flynn Lives Revealed." The piece gives an overview of the Flynn Lives campaign, the basis for an ARG promoting the film that earned a real-life following of fans all over the world. It chronicles the story of the fictional grass-roots movement that emerged following Kevin Flynn's mysterious disappearance in 1989, up to Sam's return at the end of Tron: Legacy.
The piece culminates in a scene between Alan Bradley (Bruce Boxleitner) and Roy "Ram" Kleinberg (whom Tron fans will recognize as Dan Shor, the same actor who played Ram in the original film), a former ENCOM programmer. The scene reveals that Roy is Zack Attack, the effective leader of the Flynn Lives movement, and that Alan is his financial backer, code-named Isolated Thinker. Alan has been reinstated as CEO of ENCOM by Sam, and states his intentions to put Flynn Lives behind them and reinvent the company as Flynn would have wanted it. He offers to bring on Roy as the company's "moral compass." When Roy asks whether Ed Dillinger Jr. (portrayed briefly by Cillian Murphy in Tron: Legacy) will stay on, Alan replies that he has "earned his place." This is the first piece of the puzzle that seems to point to a plot or at least some viral marketing for Tron 3 (sometimes referred to as TR3N).
When the featurette ends, you get a screen that looks like an old-school arcade console display with a list of high scores. There's a place where you can enter a three-letter code, just like you would enter your initials if you got a top score. Each of the initials in the list brings up a different segment. Some of them provide background on the Flynn Lives campaign, others show footage from various public events, like Comic-Con and Wonder Con, where bits of the Flynn Lives story played out. If you followed the viral campaign, you might have seen some of these on the web previously, but there are some fun surprises here as well.
The most telling video is an online chat between two characters identified only as EDJ_0431 and MCTRL_751. EDJ, whom we assume to be Ed Jr., refers to MCTRL as "Dad," but is it really Ed Dillinger, Sr.? Or has the Master Control Program come back online? The conversation concludes with the MCP's traditional sign-off, "End of Line," so that may be a clue. Either way, the modified voice reading the dialogue is clearly that of David Warner, who played both roles in the original film.
Below you'll find a complete list of the codes and the content they unlock.
DJR - The aforementioned text exchange between EDJ_0431 and MCTRL_751.
CEO - A reel-to-reel audio tape plays with the full conversation between Alan and an unknown speaker from ENCOM. They discuss Flynn's disappearance and Alan taking over as interim CEO.
MKT - A clip from a business news show called The Market Floor in which Alan, newly appointed to the position of ENCOM chairman, talks about the company's plans for the future. In a split screen, a graphic shows the stock price plummeting.
SAM - Features footage from the staged ENCOM press conference at last year's WonderCon convention in San Francisco.
TAG - A YouTube video of a tagger spray painting "Flynn Lives" on the infamous big door outside ENCOM headquarters.
FLV - An aged VHS tape providing information about the Flynn Lives movement and Flynn's book The Digital Frontier. At the end, an address is displayed, which corresponds to the location in San Diego where Flynn's
Arcade was recreated during Comic-Con in 2009 and 2010.
DFB - An advertisement for Flynn's book The Digital Frontier: Mapping the Other Universe.
GAM - Follows fans playing the ARG to the opening of Flynn's arcade in San Diego in 2009.
SPC - A vintage 1980s commercial for Space Paranoids.
Dragon Egg #1
1. Sansa’s miserable dinner with the Queen does not put her in the singing mood.
2. Find out more about the plight of this little bird and see how even walking back to one’s bedroom in the Red Keep can pose a danger.
3. With these on-screen bios, “left” of Sansa is a Clegane.
Dragon Egg #1
Disc 2, Episode 3. Go to the scene where Sansa is having dinner with Cersei, Tommen, and Myrcella. Using the “In-Episode Guide”, select “Characters”, then Sansa, and hit the “Left” arrow on your remote once Myrcella asks Sansa when her and Joffrey will be married. If done right, a green dragon egg will appear on the bottom left corner of your screen. There’s only a few seconds where this egg is available during the scene. So you might have to press “left” a couple times until you find it.
This scene depicts Sansa being stopped by the Hound on her way to her room. Being threatened and accosted by the brute man, Tyrion suddenly appears to save the day.
Dragon Egg #2
1. Dany returns home to see Irri strangled and her dragons gone, but who is responsible?
2. The words “khaleesi” and “khal” sound much better in digital surround.
3. If you want to “see” what happened to Dany’s handmaiden, you’ll have to adjust your audio.
Dragon Egg #2
Disc 3, Episode 6. At the end of the episode, Dany returns to find that her Khalassar has been murdered and her dragons stolen. Once she sees Irri lying dead on the floor, use the Pop-Up Menu to change the audio settings. You will see that a new selection called “Dothraki DTS” has now magically appeared. Select that and you should see an egg at the bottom right of your screen. This scene shows who really killed Irri.
Dragon Egg #3
1. This feature will educate you on the five kings, and allow you to brush “up” on the details surrounding one king’s untimely death.
2. Familial consolation is much needed after a wartime tragedy strikes.
3. Even while making battle plans, one should look in all directions for lethal shadows.
Dragon Egg #3
Disc 5. Select “Features” from the Main Menu and go to “War of the Five Kings”. Once there, go to the Stormlands section and into the “Battle Plans” feature. Scroll over until you see “Slain by a Shadow” and hit “UP” on your remote. You should see an egg appear above the selection.
This is a short scene between Loras and Margaery shortly after Renly’s death.
Dragon Egg #4
1. This castle has a haunted history.
2. Take pause (before play), and learn what happens when Iron Islanders try to make a castle in the Riverlands.
3. If you’re between Dragonstone and the Free Cities and move DOWN, you may get stuck in a web or a nest.
Dragon Egg #4
Disc 5. Using the same “Features” menu from Egg #4, select “Histories and Lore”. Scroll down to “Harrenhal” and highlight (don’t select!) the play icon. Once highlighted, hit “DOWN” on your remote. You should see the egg appear on the bottom right corner of the screen.
A nice scene between Littefinger and Varys going back and forth – as they almost always are!
somehow I missed it
