Kia Motors America said yesterday that it will be New Line Home Entertainment’s exclusive automotive partner in the home video and DVD release of “The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.” [More]
Month: June 2002
Kia Motors America said yesterday that it will be New
Line Home Entertainment’s exclusive automotive partner in the home video and DVD release of “The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.” According to Kia Motors America, the U.S. sales, marketing and service arm of Kia Motors Corp., Seoul, the campaign will be a cornerstone of the marketing efforts surrounding the launch of Kia’s Sorento SUV, which goes on sale this summer. [More]
Popal writes: We have confirmation that the French Region 2 4 DVD edition, including the 30-minute longer Director’s Cut and more. [More]
From: Popal
We have confirmation that the French Region 2 4 DVD edition, including the 30-minute longer Director’s Cut, WILL INCLUDE a DTS-ES soundtrack. The set is planned for release on the November the 13th. In France, we’ll have 2 DTS tracks : french 5.1 and english 6.1 ES. The 2-disc set with the original version is also planned for the 8th of august in france and won’t offer DTS, this is only the Director’s cut.
There’s no doubt that this DTS track will be available worldwide.
We also have some visuals and information about the Region 2 french release. [More]
Larry P writes: There’s a New Zealand film just out of the pipe called “Tongan Ninja.” It’s a cocktail of martial artistry, high jinks and high kicks directed by Jason Stutter and contains a Figwit twist! [More]
Larry P back in touch with further Figwit news for you.
There’s a New Zealand film just out of the pipe called “Tongan Ninja.” It’s a cocktail of martial artistry, high jinks and high kicks directed by Jason Stutter and contains a Figwit twist!
It seems that young Figwit is responsible for co-writing the theme song as well as choreographing some of the flamboyant and controversial dance numbers.
One of the films dancers had this to say:
“I had a great day that day, Bret’s choreography seriously challenged me and the other girls but even at its most gruelling we really enjoyed ourselves. Bret always made us feel really good about ourselves.”
And a studio insider added:
“I think dance has potential to exist symbiotically within the National cinema.. Dance has the power to change our lives for the better and film puts money in my bank account”
A review at aint-it-cool-news raves about the film:
“The CGI is ….surprisngly good. And the jokes throughout are just funny. I wont spoil them, becuase (sic) you just dont spoil humor. Thats wrong, like beating up someones grandma. “
The film was a hit at the Cannes film festival and has recently sold to several territories so hopefully you’ll be able to see it soon.