Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Technical Questions I had a little "whine" with LOTR: ROTK

i'll buy you a whole tray if it's a flyback issue (but you have to help me lug it into Winnipeg to be eligible )

Over 4 hours!! That's two movies. Can they make a part A and B so there is a good breaking point to watch the rest some other time.

If you wear the Heavy Duty Depends, you don't really need to take a mobile bio break.

Hell, if you're watching it in your own house, all you'll really need is an empty beer bottle. Depends? We don't need no stinkin' depends!

Mark

Maybe an empty beer bottle will suffice for you, Mark. I think some of the other boys will declare they need marshmallow cream jars (or at least a Mickey's Big Mouth).

Now that's hitting below the belt!

Mark

I find a 55 gallon drum to be adequate.

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I find a 55 gallon drum to be adequate.

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I thought we were still talking about going #1.

LOTR-ROTK:EE UPDATE:

Entertainment Weekly magazine posted a short blurb in their June 19th issue about what we can expect on the forthcoming The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King - Special Extended DVD Edition (which arrives in December - street date TBA). Look for the film to be a whopping 49 minute longer, complete with more than 300 new FX shots completed just for this release. Among the new scenes you'll see will be Gandalf facing down the Witch King at Minas Tirith, the Mouth of Sauron taunting Aragorn and company at the Black Gates, Aragorn tending to Eowyn at the House of Healing, and Gandalf's final confrontation with the wizard Saruman. You'll also get more audio commentaries from everyone involved, two discs worth of exclusive, in-depth documentaries and (we've heard) a pretty funny Easter egg or two. Look for the 4-disc set's faux leather slipcase to be blue. We'll post further details as they become available.

I'd pay money if they released a version that was shorter.