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DVD
Easter Eggs
Die Hard
All three parts of the “Die Hard” series from
Fox Home Video contain a number of features not printed on the
packaging. They are readily accessible through the disc’s menus but
since they aren’t mentioned on the box, we thought we’d let you
know. Look for trailers to all three parts of the series, a gallery of
production photographs and a featurette with “behind-the-scenes”
footage and interviews.
Taken from DVD
Review
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