Bruges Movie Facts, Easter Eggs and hidden details

5 of the most interesting Bruges easter eggs you didn't know about. Handpicked and verified, these little-known hidden details can be obscure enough most people will miss. These behind the scene easter eggs and hidden messages will give you another view of Bruges movie message.

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Bruges Movie Easter Eggs

1 - <b></b>the film In Bruges (2008) before Ken jumps off the roof of the bell tower he drops a handful of coins. These are the same coins from an earlier scene where the ticket-taker refuses his short change and forces him to use a 50 euro bill.

the film In Bruges (2008) before Ken jumps off the roof of the bell tower he drops a handful of coins. These are the same coins from an earlier scene where the ticket-taker refuses his short change and forces him to use a 50 euro bill.

Bruges movie hidden details

Features a long, unbroken tracking shot of Brendan Gleason moving around his hotel room while talking on the phone with Ralph Fiennes. The TV in his room is showing the opening scene from the Orson Welles movie Touch of Evil, famous for its long, unbroken tracking shot.

"In Bruges", the villain kills himself because he thinks he killed a kid, but it is just a midget and he cant see his face. Earlier in the film, he takes "dumdum" bullets, which make the head explode, asking "Why not?"

1 - Harry says "I'm suicidal, you're suicidal." Foreshadowing, both characters kill themselves in the third act.

Harry says "I'm suicidal, you're suicidal." Foreshadowing, both characters kill themselves in the third act.

The fog plays an important role.