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It looks fantastic, it HAS to be fantastic and I can't wait until I see it. I think I am going to see it with my Media Studies class on the 18th but I just want to know the expectations of some of the people who are also going to go see it? I don't know about yourselves but I am expecting a a breathe taking climac after a long and gripping 2 hours of travelling through lands which have been forsaken by the all that is good in the world. It'll be thoroughly engaging and I wont take my eyes of the screen for the entire movie if I'm right. What are your thoughts though?
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I'll sell any of you a DVD screening copy as soon as I get my DVD rewriter. I'll get the actual DVD in early JAN. If anyone's interested and IF I get the DVD rewriter then let's talk business.
It's the power of the ring
Don't give in frodo
Don't give in frodo
cookie monster wrote:
> Picked the tickets up today.
>
> The woman said the film may be reclassified as a 15 instead of the
> predicted 12a.
It's pretty violent at times.. i mean after watching the last 2 films.
> Picked the tickets up today.
>
> The woman said the film may be reclassified as a 15 instead of the
> predicted 12a.
It's pretty violent at times.. i mean after watching the last 2 films.
I was going to but I was too aroused.
Someone HAD to say something.
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> I'd like to touch the ring.
touch your own.
> I'd like to touch the ring.
touch your own.
It'd be better if they had two versions - one with and the other without this break.
I do hope so, no way I'm waiting 15 minutes in the middle of what should be a stonkingly great film just for a horde of people to leave and settle back in again. That'll take more than 15 minutes.
Icarus wrote:
> cookie monster wrote:
> Just booked my tickets, 17th december 10:00am.
>
> It is 3 hours 20 mins, but there is a 15 minute break "for your
> comfort".
>
> So thats 15 minutes waiting in my seat waiting for the film to start
> again.
>
> What? Is this obligatory, or just for your cinema?
It may just be my cinema.
> cookie monster wrote:
> Just booked my tickets, 17th december 10:00am.
>
> It is 3 hours 20 mins, but there is a 15 minute break "for your
> comfort".
>
> So thats 15 minutes waiting in my seat waiting for the film to start
> again.
>
> What? Is this obligatory, or just for your cinema?
It may just be my cinema.
cookie monster wrote:
> Just booked my tickets, 17th december 10:00am.
>
> It is 3 hours 20 mins, but there is a 15 minute break "for your
> comfort".
>
> So thats 15 minutes waiting in my seat waiting for the film to start
> again.
What? Is this obligatory, or just for your cinema?
> Just booked my tickets, 17th december 10:00am.
>
> It is 3 hours 20 mins, but there is a 15 minute break "for your
> comfort".
>
> So thats 15 minutes waiting in my seat waiting for the film to start
> again.
What? Is this obligatory, or just for your cinema?
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