Krista writes: This week’s BBC caption contest is featuring the LOTR exhibition in London. It has a pic of Lawrence Makoare and a little kid. It’s a great photo, but make sure to enlarge it to see the whole thing. [More]
Month: September 2003
Atticus writes: I found a poll that was posted today on the Century Theatres Website…It’s for which Holiday Movie Are you looking forward to the most, and ROTK is leading by just a little bit over Matrix : Revolutions…Thought you’d like to know! [More]
Radagast the Brown writes: “A little late on this, but on Saturday Sept. 20th, the city of Flagstaff, Arizona is having a Bilbo Baggins Birthday party celebrating all things hobbit and Middle Earth; games, prizes for costumes, and all the rest. It will be all day at Wheeler Park (next to downtown). Flagstaff is in the region called Northern Arizona, south of the Grand Canyon, north of Phoenix.”
Lady_Greenleaf writes: I sent you a link a few days ago when they had announced that Sala Baker (Sauron) would be at their October 25 and 26 show. They have just added John Rhys-Davies (Gimli) to their list as well! [Scifiexpo]
MSNBC writes: Simply astounding round-trip airfares to New Zealand. Qantas Airlines undercuts Air New Zealand’s historic Kiwi fares—grab ‘em up quickly! Records are being broken every day. On Friday, we put out a special edition of this newsletter just to let you in on the scoop that Air New Zealand was dropping airfares to historic lows: a mere $559 for a round-trip flight between Los Angeles and Auckland. Well, it looks like rival liner Qantas reads MSNBC travel, too, because its now undercut Air NZ, and how! Qantas has dropped its fare on this route to a jaw-dropping $498 round-trip. [More]
Morvan writes: As part of the advance promotion for ROTK, La Francse des Jeux is doing a “scratch lottery” game based on LOTR. The principle is simple: for 2 €, you can buy a ticket on which is a picture from the movie and a scratch area shaped like the One Ring. You win the sum according to the number of rings you discover. Wins go from 2 € (one ring) to 10 000 € (six rings). You can view the tickets here. [More] [Ad]