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According to a friendly internet rumour there is going to be a new version released towards the end of the year which has over 30 minutes additional uncut footage in it. Just a rumour which i heard might not be true but id recommend checking it out before buying.
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Their performances were so wooden they were chopped from the film, so they never made the final cut.
I'm surprised they left the Ents as all women enjoy hard wood, don't they?
As Victor Mildrew would exclaim "I don't be leaf it!".
I apologise, take your pick fron the three "funnies"...
I'm surprised they left the Ents as all women enjoy hard wood, don't they?
As Victor Mildrew would exclaim "I don't be leaf it!".
I apologise, take your pick fron the three "funnies"...
Ent no doubt about it!
Hear, Hear, for the Tree Herders.
ahem......
Hooom!
ahem......
Hooom!
Treebeard rules.
Ho hum.
Ho hum.
BTW
Leprechauns Rule (Not the Hollywood Green Jacket type)
and the Túatha Dé Dannann Rule too, the Original "Elvish-Type" people!
Leprechauns Rule (Not the Hollywood Green Jacket type)
and the Túatha Dé Dannann Rule too, the Original "Elvish-Type" people!
Stryke wrote:
> And Radagast. There's a 4th Maya, but I've forgotten his name. He's
> not in LotR or the Hobbit, and it's been an age since I read The
> Silmarillion.
>
> Oi, Smeagol. When you read this, can you name where all the Palantirs
> were? Orthanc, obviously. Minas Tirith, Minas Morgul, Amon Sul. Thats
> all I can remember. There's one in that sunken Gondoran city as well.
Well, to be precise (Or trying to be) the Elves gave as you know a substantial amount of the Palantír to the Númenóreans, which ' I think and i'm sure' was the full seven (Im not 100% sure) Elendil and his sons saved them, due to the downfall (Or sinking) of the Númenór. Eventually the Seven Seeing stones where brought to Middle-earth, and then eventually the Dúnedain controlled them or at-least layed them at various locations, namely be Amon Sul as you've mentioned, Anu-minas, Elostirion, Osgiliath, Orthanc (As mentioned) , Minas Ithil and Minas Anor.
> And Radagast. There's a 4th Maya, but I've forgotten his name. He's
> not in LotR or the Hobbit, and it's been an age since I read The
> Silmarillion.
>
> Oi, Smeagol. When you read this, can you name where all the Palantirs
> were? Orthanc, obviously. Minas Tirith, Minas Morgul, Amon Sul. Thats
> all I can remember. There's one in that sunken Gondoran city as well.
Well, to be precise (Or trying to be) the Elves gave as you know a substantial amount of the Palantír to the Númenóreans, which ' I think and i'm sure' was the full seven (Im not 100% sure) Elendil and his sons saved them, due to the downfall (Or sinking) of the Númenór. Eventually the Seven Seeing stones where brought to Middle-earth, and then eventually the Dúnedain controlled them or at-least layed them at various locations, namely be Amon Sul as you've mentioned, Anu-minas, Elostirion, Osgiliath, Orthanc (As mentioned) , Minas Ithil and Minas Anor.
Goatboy, explain your vaporub comment!
Ah well, I like it. We've had this argument before anyway. And I concluded that pixies ruled.
At least it's not as geeky as that i12 thing.
At least it's not as geeky as that i12 thing.
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