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aruanSo that's how they're gonna do the next movie. *rubs her head* My poor, poor brain with all this wrapping.
In other news, James Marsters and Sean Bean were about due for an Italian gay drama, no?
Aragorn is 87, eh? Yow. I'd love me some of what's in that Middle Earth water. The director's cut of Two Towers will run three hours and forty-three minutes, with this notable addition from USAToday.com for mah girls:
Bean's ring-craving Boromir, slain at the end of 2001's The Fellowship of the Ring, is resurrected in a lengthy DVD flashback after brother Faramir (David Wenham) finds a boat bearing his body.
Not only is there more Bean to savor, but the twisted emotional ties that ensnare ruler Denethor (New Zealand actor John Noble, who officially joins the cast in King), his favorite son, Boromir, and scapegoat Faramir also are exposed.
Also, I got a good chuckle out of a Sun article about four men arrested for stealing copies of the fifth Harry Potter book. I mean, yes, theft, and yes, they did sell it to the tabloids, but it's books, kids, and therefore just that amusingly incongruous.
[Ed. Note: from RollingStone.com:
hocNYRkey04 writes:
Somewhat Disagreed with the RS Review [of Reloaded]
i really liked this movie and fight sences were the best i had ever seen. ONLY 1 PROBLEM IT CONFUSED ME!!!!!! (then again i have the IQ of a vegtable in a coma)
I am ever a fan of the good analogy.]
In other news, James Marsters and Sean Bean were about due for an Italian gay drama, no?
Aragorn is 87, eh? Yow. I'd love me some of what's in that Middle Earth water. The director's cut of Two Towers will run three hours and forty-three minutes, with this notable addition from USAToday.com for mah girls:
Bean's ring-craving Boromir, slain at the end of 2001's The Fellowship of the Ring, is resurrected in a lengthy DVD flashback after brother Faramir (David Wenham) finds a boat bearing his body.
Not only is there more Bean to savor, but the twisted emotional ties that ensnare ruler Denethor (New Zealand actor John Noble, who officially joins the cast in King), his favorite son, Boromir, and scapegoat Faramir also are exposed.
Also, I got a good chuckle out of a Sun article about four men arrested for stealing copies of the fifth Harry Potter book. I mean, yes, theft, and yes, they did sell it to the tabloids, but it's books, kids, and therefore just that amusingly incongruous.
[Ed. Note: from RollingStone.com:
hocNYRkey04 writes:
Somewhat Disagreed with the RS Review [of Reloaded]
i really liked this movie and fight sences were the best i had ever seen. ONLY 1 PROBLEM IT CONFUSED ME!!!!!! (then again i have the IQ of a vegtable in a coma)
I am ever a fan of the good analogy.]
