The Rundown

Easter egg: Go to "Audio Setup", press 3 and OK. This will take you to an interview with Seann.

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Easter egg: Go to page 2 under Special Features, highlight "Walken's World", press right twice, the left once and OK. Takes you to an interview with Sean.

Mortug

Easter egg: Highlight Special Features and press left three times, then OK. This shows you how one of the scenes were made in the film.

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Easter egg: Go to the "bonus features" menu, then select the "cast and crew" menu. On the second page of this menu, highlight "Peter Berg" and hit left once to view an interview with The Rock.

Easter egg: Go to the "bonus features" menu, then go to the "cast and crew" menu. Highlight "Christopher Walken" and press left once to view a clip with the special effects supervisor.

Easter egg: In the "languages" menu, highlight "English 5.1" and press up once to view an interview with The Rock.

Easter egg: In the scenes menu, go to scenes 9-12 and, without doing anything, press down twice to view an interview with Rosario Dawson.

Easter egg: Go to the 2nd bonus material menu on the DVD (should have deleted scenes,etc.) Scroll down to cast & filmmakers and click left twice. There is a video featuring Seann William Scott.

Easter egg: On the main menu of the DVD, highlight "scenes" and press up twice. You can watch a short video on the special effects from the film.

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Mistakes

Continuity mistake: When The Rock and Seann William Scott are tumbling down the big hill, Seann William Scott is handcuffed as they start but throughout the scene is uncuffed and then cuffed as he tumbles. (00:27:30 - 00:28:25)

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Quotes

Hatcher: I suppose now we have a conversation where you enlighten me. How many more of you are out there? Enlighten me. Where are the rest of your compadres? Enlighten me.

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Trivia

Trivia: The film's original title was "Helldorado." It was then changed to "Welcome to the Jungle," before being changed again to "The Rundown." It's still "Welcome to the Jungle" in Europe, possibly because "The Rundown" sounds like it refers to a car accident, whereas in the US it would be more readily associated with a bounty hunter.

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Questions

Answer: Yes, he says so in the movie. He explains that it gets too messy. Also, it shows that he is stronger than using an easy weapon like a gun. People like to see fist fighting, rather than gun fighting.

Josh Appelbaum

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