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el presidente Highsteppa
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Link please
From the Ministry of 4.5 hours? Who's gonna have the time to watch all of that in one sitting?
*glances at posters above*
Oh.
Prime Minister Highsteppa
From the Ministry of 4.5 hours? Who's gonna have the time to watch all of that in one sitting?
*glances at posters above*
Oh.
Prime Minister Highsteppa
el presidente Highsteppa
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If they have singing like they do in the book, I'm going out there and scratching every single copy of LOTR on DVD.
From the Ministry of what the fuck is going to be in the hour and a half?
Prime Minister Highsteppa
From the Ministry of what the fuck is going to be in the hour and a half?
Prime Minister Highsteppa
el presidente Highsteppa
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The whuzzits whossits in the wherrzits?
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Or the cut x-rated love scene where Samwise and Frodo come to terms with their Hobbit love and boink the hell out of each other in the boat. Samwise, seeing Frodo all hot and sweaty, offers a message, and oops! I seem to have torn your shirt. And how did Samwise's pants come off like that.....
I'll keep an eye out too. I'm curious as to if they are going to include Peter Jackson's audio commentary, as he currently has his hands full working on the other two, as well as doing the press for this one.
BTW, Ross, they might be incorrect and be stating the Total length of all the material on the DVD. 4.5 hours might be the needed viewing time for the film, documentary and the like, just a warning. CNN has mistakenly reported that the Final Fantasy DVDs were going to have special functions for the Playstation 2.
From the Ministry of will start searching
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feisty boy
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an attempt to get even more ticket sales and commercial hype from the marketplace...
i wonder if it'll coincide with the dvd release
el presidente Highsteppa
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I think that's what's being released. Six months is usually the standard time delay between theatrical release and the DVD/video release of a film.
From the Ministry of implied meanings
Prime Minister Highsteppa
el presidente Highsteppa
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I appears that the Elephant Man has now his own smiles on TRIBE.
From the Ministry of twist? Is that you?
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Klubmasta Will
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these rumours have been circulating the movie websites for a couple of weeks now. here is IGN's response - usually very reliable.
Crazy Lord of the Rings Rumors
There are some crazy rumors floating around about 2002's biggest DVD, and just about none of them are true...
2002-01-15
As bad as Alien 3 was, it did give us one great movie line: "This is rumor control; here are the facts." That line springs to mind tonight as rumors about the Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring DVD are spreading like wildfire, with almost all of them being totally false.
The first one springs from a reported bit of news that allegedly came from CNN. It states that the DVD will be over 4 ½ hours long. I find that difficult to believe. When the film premiered down in New Zealand the filmmakers did a series of interviews, and they gave up quite a bit of information about the DVD was revealed. Aussie movie site Dark Horizons was one of many sites who picked up on the press interviews back in December.
During the interviews, it was revealed that the rough cut of The Fellowship of the Ring was about three and a half hours long as opposed to the final running time of 2:58. That leaves thirty to forty minutes of additional footage that will be included as additional scenes on the DVD, not an hour and a half.
The other big rumor that sprung up tonight states that the entire Old Forest sequence including Tom Bombadil and the Barrow Wrights would be included on the DVD. Sorry, but again that isn't happening.
The 30 to 40 minutes of footage that was cut from the film includes more character building within the fellowship (most likely between Legolas and Gimli), the scenes of the fellowship each receiving their gifts in Lothlorien (you can see them receiving the elven cloaks in the trailers), as well as the scene of Gimli dropping to his knees in awe of Galadriel.
Finally two other rumors popped up tonight, and I wager they probably stewed in some chat room before being reported on the 'net. Each one places the Fellowship of the Ring DVD release in April or May of this year. Sorry, try again.
Despite the fact that Rolf Mittweg, president for worldwide distribution and marketing at New Line, stated August 2002 as the VHS/DVD release, the film will also still be in theaters come April. Around March or April (no specific date has been given yet), New Line plans to replace the final reel of the film with a new one that includes a trailer for The Two Towers after the end credits.
Crazy Lord of the Rings Rumors
There are some crazy rumors floating around about 2002's biggest DVD, and just about none of them are true...
2002-01-15
As bad as Alien 3 was, it did give us one great movie line: "This is rumor control; here are the facts." That line springs to mind tonight as rumors about the Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring DVD are spreading like wildfire, with almost all of them being totally false.
The first one springs from a reported bit of news that allegedly came from CNN. It states that the DVD will be over 4 ½ hours long. I find that difficult to believe. When the film premiered down in New Zealand the filmmakers did a series of interviews, and they gave up quite a bit of information about the DVD was revealed. Aussie movie site Dark Horizons was one of many sites who picked up on the press interviews back in December.
During the interviews, it was revealed that the rough cut of The Fellowship of the Ring was about three and a half hours long as opposed to the final running time of 2:58. That leaves thirty to forty minutes of additional footage that will be included as additional scenes on the DVD, not an hour and a half.
The other big rumor that sprung up tonight states that the entire Old Forest sequence including Tom Bombadil and the Barrow Wrights would be included on the DVD. Sorry, but again that isn't happening.
The 30 to 40 minutes of footage that was cut from the film includes more character building within the fellowship (most likely between Legolas and Gimli), the scenes of the fellowship each receiving their gifts in Lothlorien (you can see them receiving the elven cloaks in the trailers), as well as the scene of Gimli dropping to his knees in awe of Galadriel.
Finally two other rumors popped up tonight, and I wager they probably stewed in some chat room before being reported on the 'net. Each one places the Fellowship of the Ring DVD release in April or May of this year. Sorry, try again.
Despite the fact that Rolf Mittweg, president for worldwide distribution and marketing at New Line, stated August 2002 as the VHS/DVD release, the film will also still be in theaters come April. Around March or April (no specific date has been given yet), New Line plans to replace the final reel of the film with a new one that includes a trailer for The Two Towers after the end credits.
^^^^ well, there you go. don't trust tv.
- i did see it on cnn last night.
- they did say it would be 4.5 hours in length, they might have meant the entire DVD but that's not what i got out of it. (wishful thinking?)
- more time in lothlorian is exactly what that movie needs.
- i did see it on cnn last night.
- they did say it would be 4.5 hours in length, they might have meant the entire DVD but that's not what i got out of it. (wishful thinking?)
- more time in lothlorian is exactly what that movie needs.