Pauline writes: This is from an interview with James Cameron in the September issue of Empire (UK): Added good news for film fans is that a process called dimensionalisation enables classics to be re-released in 3-D, starting with The Nightmare Before Christmas in December. “Peter Jackson is a 3-D freak like me and he’s been experimenting with footage from King Kong. He and I also talked about the feasibility of doing the three LOTR films” revealed Cameron.
It also mentions that this will NOT only be in Imax Cinemas.
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Gordon writes: Just a reminder Te Papa’s “Lord of The Rings exhibition” closes this week! Sunday 20th August!. It is well worth a visit! I went to have a look last week and it was excellent! Now including Return of The King, the exhibition is larger then the last time! with several new unseen items. This is your last chance to go and see this excellent exhibition! [More]
Xoanon here, I was lucky enough to attend the grand opening of the exhibit in April in Wellington, New Zealand. Take a look at my review here! [More]
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Ringer Spy Wyvern sends this along: The 64th World Science Fiction Convention (Worldcon) will be held 23-27 August 2006 (Wednesday through Sunday) at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California. For a complete listing of events check out. [More]
Lord of the Rings-related programming includes:
The Prancing Pony Players are scheduled to perform on Friday, 8/25 at 3:00 pm and Sunday, 8/27 at 11:00 am in the “SpacePort Lounge”. Who are P3? Visit bucklandblues.com to find out!
Also on display at the con in Hall A of the Anaheim Convention Center will be the puppets from the short fanfilm, Fellowship of the Bags. [More]
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LittleRinger writes: I would like to share my memories of ELF with other fans my age and older. I went to my first convention recently. I’m an 11 year-old LOTR fan and went to ELF with my parents (huge LOTR fans). I have grown up with LOTR around me in many ways. On Friday, I enjoyed watching music videos from fans and presentations by John Noble and Daniel Reeve. There were lots of fans in costumes, which I really enjoyed. That night we were treated to a concert by Emerald Rose. I really liked their music! [More]
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Torn Staffer Tookish writes: The smartest movie theater in the Southwest, The Loft Cinema, will host a screening of the LOTR trilogy on Saturday, August 26th! Tickets are just $10 and the films begin at high noon. Contact Tookish@theonering.net if you’re a local Ringer and want to meet some other Tucson TORnados before the movies get rolling. [More]
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