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posted on 2003-12-7 at 19:43
shelob is fantastic! one of my favorite parts of the movie and book is when sam confronts her. increadable.
sorry paige. i would have taken you with me if i could, but there is quite a large distance between us.
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posted on 2003-12-7 at 19:45
I so badly wanna see that...I don't know what happens eiother becausei only ever read the first two books(I wanted to wait until i saw the movie
to read the third one)
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posted on 2003-12-7 at 19:46
That's ok I *suppose* I can wait a few more days to see it.
*gets antsy*
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posted on 2003-12-7 at 19:55
that's cool sideO. although everyone i know who hasn't read the book only enjoyed it half as much as those of us who did.
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posted on 2003-12-7 at 20:14
ya i'll read the book right after i watch it the first time then go and watch it again it will be like watching it for the first time again
thats what i did for the two towers
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 07:15
brilliant idea! when it comes out i plan on seeing it at least 5 days in a row.
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 16:49
Sounds fun, but where do you get the funds for that? Unless you get in for free, 'cause of your connections. I didn't read any of your
guys posts, because I was afraid of reading about the movie, and I still know nothing about it and I want to keep it that way.
Well, I read a couple little ones and it surprises me that you would say that if you read the book you would probably enjoy the movie better.
I've never heard anyone say that. It's always the movie that ruins the book to most people. So do you think it represents the book well?
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 20:47
we are talking about LOTR right?
If your not dont read below!
If so its a wos movie! at first i wanted nothing to do with it but now i love it!! its soo great!
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 21:41
I for some reason cannot stand LOTR and anything related to it....
(ducks) Yeah..let the bashing begin haha
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 22:13
NO WAY!!! They are awsome movies! I couldn't stand reading the hobbit (i think the fact that i did it 3 times in school, ruined it) and
i've tried to read the LOTR, but I can't, as tolkien put in way too much detail for me.... but i'm glad that the movies were
created, because the central story is amazing
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 22:22
Yay for Harry Potter..
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 22:26
lmao. harry potter, is good for the child inside. I love the movies, only because i love anythingmagic related.... i would love to go to hogwarts if
it existed. but overall LOTR is just more appealing to more people, the story is more complex.
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 22:46
Yay Harry Potter!! Harry is hot lmao. Well, the actor who plays him is anyway...I wrote a letter to him and he wrote back and gave me a signed picture
*sigh*.
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 23:51
That's cool, Paige. Daniel Radcliffe I think it is.
I actually like harry potter, too. I can't wait for the new movie. I saw a little preview thingy for it, and man, some of the kids are getting
to look pretty old. Especially the boy who plays Malfoy. They are just plain fun movies.
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 23:53
Yay for Fred and George..they are my heroes hahaha...move over Harry Potter!
(Oh..and I think it was God who I told that Bart and himself remind me a lot of those two fellas..)
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 23:55
Really? Do they look like them? I don't really see what's so special about F and G, but that's cool. They are barely in the
movies...I don't know about the books.
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posted on 2003-12-8 at 23:57
Omg, Dez!! You love Fred and George too?!?!? I thought I was the only one!!
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posted on 2003-12-9 at 00:12
When the screen reads, lets say, 4 visitors and 2 members are logged on to this site, do you ever sit there wondering who those visitors are? I mean,
more than likely they are people from the board that are just waiting for something to post. I bet Dez is sitting there right now.
No? Well I do.
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posted on 2003-12-9 at 00:21
sometimes i come on as a guest when i am at school ........wow now there are 6 guests and i am the only member.....
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posted on 2003-12-9 at 03:06
im here too.
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posted on 2003-12-9 at 03:11
to answer your question chris, i get the funds from not buying anything... ever. except the livid stuff, and lord of the rings dvds. and cds. and my
bike. and now tickets. lots of tickets.
id say that the movies represent the books almost perfectly.
and i think that the Return of the king has enough of the book in it to satisfy even the most hardcore tolkien fans out there. as we fans say
"it's finnally long enough!": 3 hrs 30 min.
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posted on 2003-12-9 at 04:39
wow thats long...i got lots of money but no time to use it(I work at everyones local IGA)
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posted on 2003-12-10 at 00:10
Lucky bastards with your money's. That should change in time when you start having to pay rent and buy expensive things and so on...unless
you're rich. Then you probably wont need to worry about such things.
I wonder how long the directors cut will be? Probably about 4 hours. Can't wait for that.
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posted on 2003-12-10 at 04:15
I have lots rich friends it sucks i gotta opay for everything my one friend has two real nice trucks already and he can't even drive yet
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posted on 2003-12-10 at 07:06
im not rich, im just smart with money.
i think the directors cut'll be longer than 4 hours. the two towers was 4hrs, but the theatrical version was 15 min shorter than Return of the
king. im thinking it'll be 4hrs 15 min.
