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Hidden Features - Dark
City |
Region 1 -
New Line Cinema
New Line’s Platinum Edition of
'Dark City' does not only contain a lot of supplements, it also
contains some hidden features. There is a scene from 'Lost In
Space' hidden in William Hurt’s filmography page and in Kiefer
Sutherland’s filmography, you can find a scene from 'Twin Peaks:
Fire Walk With Me' in the star highlight. |
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There is also a game in the disc. To
solve it, go to the 'to shell beach...' menu first. You need to
find a bloody knife, which can be found in Kiefer Sutherland’s
biography, accessible from the 'cast and crew' menu. Go back to
the 'special features' menu and select 'neil gaiman on dark city'.
The doctor’s card is hidden on the first screen of his comments.
Next we need a postcard. Enter 'the metropolis comparison' from
the 'special features' menu, and pick the 'original weekly variety
review' to find the shell beach postcard. Now go back to the 'cast
and crew' menu, highlight Trevor Jones and press 'Enter'. On the
tenth screen of his biography you will find the shell beach
souvenir. Go back to the 'cast and crew' menu and select William
Hurt for the clock, which can be found on the eighth screen of his
biography. Finally, go to 'set designs' and skip through them
until you see the syringe. Select it, then press 'Enter', and
behold an interestingly, twisted animated sequence. Make sure you
go through the steps in the correct order without errors, or you
will have to restart the game completely new by re-inserting the
disc or turning the player on and off to see this special feature. |
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