BSkyB, and to be more precise their infamous film critic Barry Norman have reviewed FOTR. But as Jodan notes, Mr. Norman’s review isn’t exactly glowing. View it on Sky Movies Active on Sky Digital.
Month: December 2001
Alex from AtariAge.com wrote in to tell us that they have finally found a copy of the ill-fated Lord of the Rings: Journey to Rivendell game for the Atari 2600, which was never completed nor published by its developers Parker Brothers. [More]
Harry S and Tinuviel have both mailed in to say that Enya’s ‘May It Be’ video is now available both at Launch.com and at the Unofficial Enya News Page.
Phil sends word that the LordoftheRings.net has added a section on Dwarves to their Explore the Epic interactive map, and posted a lot of pics on the creative proccess behind Moria’s creatures.
Shelia writes: Todd Eldredge of the US skated one of his programs to the Lord of the Rings soundtrack at the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating tonight. He did an excellent job, and it’s wonderful to see the soundtrack being used in this manner. The skaters don’t just use any music.
Stacey was watching Saturday Night Live last night and noticed a brief mention of FOTR during the Weekend Update, and a skit between Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey over the pronunciation of the names Frodo and Gandalf.