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| R.I.P. Ashes Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Australia
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| From theonering.net and the official fan club: PJ - "We're actually looking at a little bit more. We've ended up with about 43 minutes of additional material: I think The Fellowship had 32 minutes." Some of whats in it... PJ - "I think the thing I am most excited about is the fleshing out and expansion of the Treebeard/Ent story. His story, more than any other single part of the film, was reduced for the theatrical version. Most of the Treebeard stuff is humorous. We have a great scene-which I really would have loved to put in the theatrical version-where he recites really bad poetry to the Hobbits, who are desperately trying not to fall asleep because that would be rude, and they don't want to be rude. In addition to the Treebeard material in that storyline, we also have a really funny sequence with Merry and Pippin and the Ent-draught, which is pretty much taken right from the book. There are a lot more surprises in that extra Fangorn material." 43 minutes! I can't wait. |
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| Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001
Posts: 56
| I thought that the Extended Fellowship was great. I would have liked to see it on the big screen. I don't know If I can wait till november to see the Extended Two Towers( Its not like I have a choice). Thanks for all of your replies, thats what makes this fourm sweet. |
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| The Fifth Member of SG-1 Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Oxfordshire
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| So now comes the difficult choice for me. Do I wait, bypass the standard TT DVD and get the extended version, or buy the standard and not the extended? Or I could buy them both. Hmmm. Personally I feel that the extended DVD's are just a way to squeeze as much money out of the loyal fans as possible. Why couldn't they have simply put the extended stuff on the one DVD set and charge a little extra for it? Is the extended dvd really worth all that money? Cos you see I have birthday money to put to good use. |
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| Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001
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| I did both. First I got the standard Fellowship, then when the extended ed came out I got that. I like having both. I will most likely buy each version and even get the "big box set" when it rears its ulgy pricetag. |
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| Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001
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| Yes I do. A 12 disk set with all three extended versions, plus more extra stuff than you can imagine. I don't see why they would not do it. I'll buy it. What I would really like to see is the The Hobbit made into a 22ep TV show(it was Ian McKellen's idea). http://www.cinescape.com/0/Editorial...e&obj_id=37868 |
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| The Fifth Member of SG-1 Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Oxfordshire
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| Registered User Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Gwynedd
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| Having finally approached the second disc of my Two Towers DVD and the trailers for the extended version. I'm not sure the extensions are not going to make it a long film, rather than an improved film as in the case of the Fellowship. Nor do the extras on the normal set amount to a great deal. There looks as thought there was much scraping to fill the space. |
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