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Return of the King is out today anyone watch the Film 2003 special on it?
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ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> LOTR will be 'timeless' until next year when it's all but forgotten.
>
> just like star wars.
I don't mean the films, I mean the story itself.
> LOTR will be 'timeless' until next year when it's all but forgotten.
>
> just like star wars.
I don't mean the films, I mean the story itself.
Oh, I just saw it and you're gonna be amazed by the battles...ending dragged on for 15 minutes...yawn, but a brilliant film, with some humour for the people who aren't the biggest fans, and a hell of a lot of action (it was amazing).
LOTR will be 'timeless' until next year when it's all but forgotten.
just like star wars.
just like star wars.
Are we forgetting the nights Channel 5 dedicated to The Matrix? Showing documentaries, the good Matrix film, Animatrix etc...
Besides, no-one cares about The Matrix anymore. Lord Of The Rings is timeless.
Tomorrow night at 8:15 for me. You would believe how hard I'm finding it to not click on the LoTR reviews people have posted.
Besides, no-one cares about The Matrix anymore. Lord Of The Rings is timeless.
Tomorrow night at 8:15 for me. You would believe how hard I'm finding it to not click on the LoTR reviews people have posted.
I plan to see it before Christmas
Ooooh my sex wee
Ooooh my sex wee
"Aye, AVAST!"
*sniggers*
*sniggers*
Insane Bartender wrote:
> Are you joking?
>
> Pirates of the Caribbean?
> Finding Nemo?
>
> You'd better have already seen these, otherwise I will arrange for
> you to be flayed.
I was just pointing out that besides Kill Bill, Return of the King is one of the only films that I'm really dying to see, but that doesn't mean the other films I have seen this year I haven't enjoyed as much. In fact I do think Pirates of the Caribean was the best summer film of 2003, even beating The Matrix Reloaded which I thought, or hoped would be as special as the first Matrix film.
Haven't seen Finding Nemo yet though, but I might very well get it on region 1 DVD.
> Are you joking?
>
> Pirates of the Caribbean?
> Finding Nemo?
>
> You'd better have already seen these, otherwise I will arrange for
> you to be flayed.
I was just pointing out that besides Kill Bill, Return of the King is one of the only films that I'm really dying to see, but that doesn't mean the other films I have seen this year I haven't enjoyed as much. In fact I do think Pirates of the Caribean was the best summer film of 2003, even beating The Matrix Reloaded which I thought, or hoped would be as special as the first Matrix film.
Haven't seen Finding Nemo yet though, but I might very well get it on region 1 DVD.
Insane Bartender wrote:
> Pirates of the Caribbean?
Excellent Surprise Hit
> Finding Nemo?
Another excellent surprise hit.
I really didn't expect to like these films so much.
2003 has been a pretty damn good year for movies.
> Pirates of the Caribbean?
Excellent Surprise Hit
> Finding Nemo?
Another excellent surprise hit.
I really didn't expect to like these films so much.
2003 has been a pretty damn good year for movies.
Are you joking?
Pirates of the Caribbean?
Finding Nemo?
You'd better have already seen these, otherwise I will arrange for you to be flayed.
Pirates of the Caribbean?
Finding Nemo?
You'd better have already seen these, otherwise I will arrange for you to be flayed.
I was thinking about watching it this weekend, but I really do need to watch the first two films again just to catch up. Can't wait though, besides Kill Bill this is the only film of 2003 I really need to see.
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