Who Else Didn't KnowThat ...

[Dax]

... Sheryl Crow sang the theme song for the Bond movie "Tomorrow Never Dies?" I learned something new today.

[Undies]

I was not aware, although that's not something I would have expected to know anyway.

[Audiogen]

Everyday is a winding road

[Zoolander]

Champion Aussie Horse Trainer Gai Waterhouse once appeared in a 1970s Doctor Who serial alongside Tom Baker (The Invasion of Tine)

[Audiogen]

The infamous "chestburster" scene in Alien was essentially an authentic reaction by the actors as they were not made aware of what was going to happen. Apparently there were a couple takes that kind of gave it away, one with the blood coming through the shirt and I think even one with the Alien coming through the chest but they upped the amount of blood and had it spray out on the final take.

[Vanilla Gorilla]

George Martin, Beatles producer did the score for Live and Let Die
Every body knows McCartney did the theme song

But Martin also did the films score

[Vanilla Gorilla]

One of the chics from 4 non blondes wrote Christina Aguilera's hit Beautiful

[mallyboppa]

Linda Perry ( the said Chick ) has Written songs for Pink as well

[Vanilla Gorilla]

The green code in the Matrix is a sushi recipe

[mallyboppa]

If you straighten a wire coat hanger its average length is 44 inches

[Audiogen]

After watching The Matrix Trilogy recently I discovered a few, as well as checked out some youtube vids that mentioned easter eggs:

• In continuity with the "Follow the White Rabbit" command Neo receives on his computer, not only is there the tattoo scene where he meets Trinity but also in the room with the potentials ("There is no spoon" kid and co) there is a movie showing rabbits in the background.
• The Merovigian or "Frenchman" came to prominence in one of the earlier iterations of The Matrix, I believe sometimes referred to as "The Hell Matrix" which contrasted the original "Heaven Matrix" and that's why some of his closest henchman are Werewolf and Ghost type programs.
• The architect in Reloaded is foreshadowed with the screen displays in his room shown in the scene in The Matrix that leads into the room Thomas Anderson is getting interrogated by Agent Smith.
• The falling matrix code is alluded to a few times throughout the Trilogy: Window cleaner at the beginning of The Matrix and the rain where Neo goes to meet Trinity and Switch to get the bug extraction and the final battle against Smith in the rain in Revolutions.
• When Neo frees Agent Smith, Smith no longer works with the other Agents and I think it's implied that he can no longer assume the shell of normal people or programs without touching them.