 Archive for July 31st, 2004Boston LOTR Exhibit Pics & Reviews!Saturday, July 31st, 2004 Posted in Old Main News Emma sent along some great images from the Boston LOTR Exhibit which opens this weekend. Take a look at the photo above of Lawrence Makoare slowly becoming an Orc! Also ... Read more..Another ‘Figwit’ Doco ReviewSaturday, July 31st, 2004 Posted in Old Main News Phillip writes: 'Frodo Is Great Who Is That' was shown at the Wellington International Film Festival on July 31st to a full house that included the filmmakers, Jamie Selkirk, and ... Read more..Another ‘Figwit’ Doco ReviewSaturday, July 31st, 2004 Posted in Old Special Reports Phillip writes: You don't seem to have a report of 'the documentary 'Frodo Is Great Who is That?’ I saw it yesterday at the Wellington Film Festival and provide this ... Read more..More Pittsburgh LOTR Concert ReviewsSaturday, July 31st, 2004 Posted in Old Main News FredO attended the LOTR concert on the second night (as well as the first) and had much more to say about it here! [More] Read more..Boston LOTR Exhibit ReviewSaturday, July 31st, 2004 Posted in Old Main News Tigger-ette writes: We have just come back from the Exhibition in Boston. From walking through stone dwarvish doors at the entrance to seeing Sauron towering over human adults and halflings, ... Read more..Boston LOTR Exhibit ReviewsSaturday, July 31st, 2004 Posted in Old Special Reports Tigger-ette writes: We have just come back from the Exhibition in Boston. From walking through stone dwarvish doors at the entrance to seeing Sauron towering over human adults and halflings, ... Read more..SHOP: Gothmog on Warg Statue from Sideshow/WetaSaturday, July 31st, 2004 Posted in Old Main News The Gothmog on Warg statue is now available for pre-order on the Sideshow/Weta Collectibles website. If you didn't get a good look at this figure from their Comic Con coverage, ... Read more..Hall Of Fire Chats This WeekendSaturday, July 31st, 2004 Posted in Barliman News Beautiful beyond description, mighty, mysterious, secret, enchanting, surreal. Places of power. These terms and others could be used to describe the greatest cities that existed throughout the history of Middle ... Read more..Hall Of Fire Chats This WeekendSaturday, July 31st, 2004 Posted in Old Main News Beautiful beyond description, mighty, mysterious, secret, enchanting, surreal. Places of power. These terms and others could be used to describe the greatest cities that existed throughout the history of Middle ... Read more..Hall Of Fire Chats This WeekendSaturday, July 31st, 2004 Posted in Old Special Reports Beautiful beyond description, mighty, mysterious, secret, enchanting, surreal. Places of power. These terms and others could be used to describe the greatest cities that existed throughout the history of Middle ... Read more..
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