Moulin Rouge

Easter egg: On the second disc of the set choose the 'More' option on the main menu. On the next screen, select the back option at the bottom and then press the down button on your control. This will select a fairy. Press select and you will be shown lots of outtakes.

Chaz1003

Easter egg: On second DVD: Go to "This story is about.". Highlight first option and go left once. A green fairy will show, click enter.

Easter egg: On the second DVD: from main menu go to the Cutting Room. Highlight "main menu" at the bottom, click left. A red mill is showing. Hit enter. You'll find an outtake.

Easter egg: On second DVD: From main menu go to more, go to "The dance". Chose option 1 (The dance) Highlight "A word from Baz", go left and then hit enter on the green fairy.

Easter egg: On the second disk of the 2 DVD set, from the main menu highlight the stars, then highlight more, highlight John Leguizamo, hit the up arrow to select a green fairy and see a clip of John as the Magical Sitar.

Continuity mistake: After Harry Zidler first sees Christian and Satine kissing, when they stop kissing, Satine's lipstick switches from being smeared to perfectly done and bright red when she walks and when Zidler is talking to her about having to end the infatuation.

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Christian and Satine: Come what may, I will love you until my dying day.

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Trivia: OK, not a mistake, but just to stop all the easily-excited teenage boys submitting it... In the scene where Christian is reciting poetry to Satine and she is rolling on the floor, for a brief moment, you can see Nicole Kidman's nipple.

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Question: Why does Satine decide not to run away with Christian, just because she finds out that she's dying? Why couldn't they have run away anyway, and escaped from the Duke entirely?

Answer: If Satine runs, the Duke takes control of the Moulin Rouge and shuts the place down, putting everyone she works with onto the streets. If she stays with the Duke, she'll still die, but the Duke won't have any real reason to shut things down. She could run away with Christian and have a few days of freedom and love with him, but she'd be condemning everyone at the Moulin Rouge to destitution, plus the Duke would probably have Christian hunted down and killed. By staying for her final few days, she saves everyone that she loves, at the price of her own happiness (and that of Christian, but at least she'll save his life).

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