Josef Bugman does it again! New artwork from his Age of Kings LOTR Mod continues to turn out at a steady clip. This model is the second Bree house type. It’s not inspired directly from the movies, but adds variety while staying true to the general feel of the town of Bree.
If you like what you see, check out the following links to see just how amazingly accurate some of his work is to the movies, and learn more about his new Mod in development:
Gaming and Movie SPOILERS!
Lots of updates from Decipher, including a complete Card and Spoiler list! [More]
The complete Fellowship of the Ring Cardlist! [More]
Complete Fellowship of the Ring Spoiler List! [More]
The Essential Magic team had the opportunity last week to play the new Lord of the Rings trading card game (which releases November 6th). The game is made by Decipher (makers of the Star Trek and Star Wars line of CCGs) and is based on the upcoming Lord of the Rings movie (in theaters December 19) which is of course based upon the books by J.R.R. Tolkien. [More]
I know you may say…what? But this is a very cool pic from Ringer Spy white Owl, check out packaging for the Limited Edition Leather Bound Lord of the Rings CD. It’s very cool, and may very well be the ‘enhanced’ score that everyone wants to know about! [More]
WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Over the weekend a precious cargo reached the shores of the United States — the final cut of the first film of The Lord of the Rings trilogy. [More]
Thanks to Cassandra and Phil for the heads up.
From: Alatar
I just got my Amazon.com daily mailshot and noticed the following paragraph. Here’s a new way to gauge a DVD: how many hours can one spend watching just the extras? Several recent DVDs claim two to four hours of bonus material, but here comes Shrek boasting 11 hours of entertaining extras. Its reign will be short-lived in the world of hype, however; a still unnamed 2002 DVD release is boasting 12 hours of extras! We’ll keep you in the loop on that one.
