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Lord Of The Rings
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rejenerate
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Try going to the Paramount...I saw it a second time a couple of weeks ago, and it's in the Imax theatre!
~jen
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rejenerate
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Ew, who wants to watch it on the computer? It's a gorgeous epic, you shouldn't miss it in the theatres. And since it's been out for a while there are less people going, especially during matinees. Or go to an out-of-the-way theatre.
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i would of thought they would wait and put all 3 movies out in one collectors edition. but then again they make more money this way!
el presidente Highsteppa
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With the studio that released it being New Line. I'd be very surprised if they bothered to do a 4 disc set. It's something that hasn't been done for a single feature, and I think they'd be hard pressed to give up features and details about the first film that would warrent 4 DVD's worth of material. I could see it being used for the entire series, once all completed, but for one feature? I can't really see it happening.
Also, New Line has been on of the studios that has prided itself on releasing top notch DVD's and a double DVD is the most they've done so far (for Boogie Nights, Seven and Magnolia). A 4 DVD package makes the release price a bit too high for the average consumer, which is who their target audience is, squarely. The Criterion triple DVD release of Brazil is on average over a hundred dollars, and even without all the licensing fees and extra costs that drives Criterion prices up anyways, the DVD's would've still cost somewhere in the neighbourhood of $60 each if a major studio had released them.
From the Ministry of I can see a double DVD release for the first feature, but not a 4 DVD release. Double DVD is still within the average price range of the average DVD buyer. 4 is not.
Prime Minister Highsteppa
Also, New Line has been on of the studios that has prided itself on releasing top notch DVD's and a double DVD is the most they've done so far (for Boogie Nights, Seven and Magnolia). A 4 DVD package makes the release price a bit too high for the average consumer, which is who their target audience is, squarely. The Criterion triple DVD release of Brazil is on average over a hundred dollars, and even without all the licensing fees and extra costs that drives Criterion prices up anyways, the DVD's would've still cost somewhere in the neighbourhood of $60 each if a major studio had released them.
From the Ministry of I can see a double DVD release for the first feature, but not a 4 DVD release. Double DVD is still within the average price range of the average DVD buyer. 4 is not.
Prime Minister Highsteppa
Originally posted by Disco Stu
Well it's coming out on DVD Aug 6th
Hopefully it will be in theatres for a bit longer ... cause I still haven't gotten around to seeing it yet
stu
GO SEE IT!
Now!!!
It's the best thing in mivies since... since... since... there hasn't been anything better!!!
Catch the midnight show!
And see it on the largest screen possible!!
charles
Fir3start3r
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I was in Vancouver was it came out. The first time I saw it was in an IMAX....OMG! It was awesome!
A 3 3/4 hr movie (with the 30 extra minutes) PLUS directors commentary would have to be spaned over 2 discs to begin with anyway (look at Pearl Harbour). Any additional material would have to go on discs 3&4. Plus, this is being released AFTER the major 2 disc DVD release (which all the regular people will buy). They're basically gonna milk the money off of the crazy diehard fans (who will most likely buy both at that.)
Hi i'm God
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Scenes added to the 4 CD set include:
More time with the Hobbits including a musical number. Extra scene further underscores the Hobbits sense of isolation and the growing realization that they can't ignore the outside world for much longer.
Frodo and Sam POV watching the elves going to the "Undying Land".
When the Hobbits are sleeping, Frodo is awakened by Aragorn's signing of an elvish tune that foreshadow's his relationship with Arwen.
More at Rivendell with Aragorn.
More on the departure of the Fellowship from Rivendel.
More in the Mines before the cave troll fight.
Gifting scene ... as the Fellowship leaves, Galadriel gives them each a personalized gift that will end up being critical to their future. Legolas gets a special bow, Sam gets some elvin rope that comes in handy when he faces a giant spider in The Two Towers, and a touching moment between Gimli and Galadriel.
wow... thats alot of shit from the book taken out.... that they put back in!
More time with the Hobbits including a musical number. Extra scene further underscores the Hobbits sense of isolation and the growing realization that they can't ignore the outside world for much longer.
Frodo and Sam POV watching the elves going to the "Undying Land".
When the Hobbits are sleeping, Frodo is awakened by Aragorn's signing of an elvish tune that foreshadow's his relationship with Arwen.
More at Rivendell with Aragorn.
More on the departure of the Fellowship from Rivendel.
More in the Mines before the cave troll fight.
Gifting scene ... as the Fellowship leaves, Galadriel gives them each a personalized gift that will end up being critical to their future. Legolas gets a special bow, Sam gets some elvin rope that comes in handy when he faces a giant spider in The Two Towers, and a touching moment between Gimli and Galadriel.
wow... thats alot of shit from the book taken out.... that they put back in!