The easter egg is a clip from the MTV movie awards where the CGI team are awarded an, um, award. Gollum comes out, rips on Serkis and basically everyone else, swears like the little Mofo that he is, and then switches back to Smeagol.

 

...and here is what I found on teh internetz:

Easter Egg on the Special Extended DVD: Put in the first movie DVD (The Two Towers Part 1), go to Select a Scene. Scroll all the way down past the last scene ("Of Herbs and Stewed Rabbit") and there should be a ring cursor beside "New Scene" and then click on it. It's Gollum's acceptance speech from the MTV Movie Awards. Because of the content, it is not appropriate for children. Please note that this easter egg is not found in the U.K. version

 

double edit: here is the link to the easter egg site, looks like I have to go through a bunch of my old movies now, like Evil Dead, Shaun OF The Dead, and Memento...

Edited February 5, 200619 yr by Kor Qel Droma

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...Please note that this easter egg is not found in the U.K. version.

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I just saw The Constant Gardener. Wasn't what I expected. Story wasn't intresting, the ending was better then i thought it was going to be. I wouldn't recommend this flick. It was bland I thought, although the premise had potential.

 

I still Recommend Run Lola Run.

Season 1 of "House, MD"

Hugh Laurie rules.

I saw the old BBC version of "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe".

 

And I don't intend to ever see it again. The special effects were terrible, the acting was poor (expecially the White Witch, oh god), and Lucy was in desperate need of some overbite-reduction surgery. <_<

I saw the old BBC version of "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe". 

 

And I don't intend to ever see it again.  The special effects were terrible, the acting was poor (expecially the White Witch, oh god), and Lucy was in desperate need of some overbite-reduction surgery.  <_<

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...but it was a TV production from 1988... what did you expect?

I just saw The Constant Gardener. Wasn't what I expected. Story wasn't intresting, the ending was better then i thought it was going to be. I wouldn't recommend this flick. It was bland I thought, although the premise had potential.

 

I still Recommend Run Lola Run.

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I would highly recommend it. I didn't think it was bland, I thought it was emotional. I don't enjoy people mourning their lost loves, but I thought this movie handled it with grace. It was also thought provoking and frighteningly realistic.

I saw the old BBC version of "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe". 

 

And I don't intend to ever see it again.  The special effects were terrible, the acting was poor (expecially the White Witch, oh god), and Lucy was in desperate need of some overbite-reduction surgery.  <_<

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...but it was a TV production from 1988... what did you expect?

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It still could have been better! It's not even the special effects that bothered me most as much as the bad acting and casting. And don't tell me they couldn't have gotten someone with better teeth. <_<

You North Americans and your teeth fetish ...

Whoa, it's not all of us North Americans. It's mostly just Mothman. You see, when he was a child, all of the other kids made fun of his teeth, a lot. After he got the surgery he was just never the same.

Did they suture his lips together as punishment?

Too bad they didn't cut off his hands or something, so he wouldn't be able to post.

Clue.

Let him post; his innane writing is our greatest weapon in disarming him. ^_^

I guess you're right.

 

Uh, The Frighteners. I like that movie, and try to catch it whenever it's on. Now i think Species is on.

Uh, The Frighteners.  I like that movie, and try to catch it whenever it's on.  Now i think Species is on.

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I think the Judge was hilarious in that film.

I agree.

I just watched Ong Bak the Muay Thai Warrior. I've never seen knees put to more deadlier use.

 

I heard there's a sequel. Must watch.

 

Tony Jaa is awesome.

That film was released at a very awkward moment in Australian history, just after the (temporarily) largest homocidal rampage in the world in Tasmania ... the (still imprisoned) fruit loop looks just like Jake Busey's Johnny Charles Bartlett, so it kinda tanked in the cinemas and always takes the edge off for me.

 

Very spooky in the end, too.

 

Currently watching Gangs of NY. Very pedestrian, I guess I might have got more out of it if I had devoted more attention to it ... "

No, Gangs of new york boring

stop watching it now.

Just skip to the part with the nude chicks, then stop.

That's how you watch all films jerk.

 

I just saw Tank Girl.

 

...'amusing'.

Yeah, but were there any nude chicks in it?

Geez, you guys are no fun. In case my sarcasm was poorly constructed, my "teeth fixation" was in jest. Only the acress who played Lucy did have a major overbite. ^_^

 

Too bad they didn't cut off his hands or something, so he wouldn't be able to post.

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You're right, I'm so sorry. I forgot the "Zing!"