Slave Boy Films was at Comic-Con last week and crept into TheOneRing.net’s presentation on an unofficial look at the pair of Hobbit movies. The TORn presentation was Thursday, only hours before Peter Jackson arrived at city of geeks (120,000 strong) who had assembled at San Diego to drink deeply of all the flavors of popular culture. TheOneRing filled every one of the 400 seats in its assigned room with plenty left standing outside in a line but thanks to Slave Boy, the presentation is now available for anybody and everybody. (Click inside to see the videos!) Continue reading “TORn Comic-Con presentation on video”
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linuxelf sends in this video from a New Zealand television station that has clearly fallen head-over-heels for Peter Jackson and also gives a great look at the size of Comic-Con. There is a short story with a link to a video found here.
TheOneRing.net and Slave Boy Films are offering the very limited “Why So Precious,” Comic-Con shirts now online while supplies last. Slave Boy has the remnants of the Comic-Con stock and will sell them until they are gone. The two styles of shirts can be seen with both an appropriate mish-mash face here and some shadow wraiths here. Continue reading “TORn Comic-Con shirts available for all”
Ringer Spy Deej sends along a few more photos and a great video of Peter Jackson talking about all things ‘Hobbit’. Take a look! More..
The news from Comic-Con keeps pouring in, here is the latest collection of links, stories, interviews and photos from this past weekend.
The Hobbit Will be Two Films and the Script is Expected in 3-4 Weeks
David Tennant not offered lead role in ‘The Hobbit’
SDCC: Peter Jackson unveils his vision of Lovely Bones
The Hobbit still needs funding – Jackson
James Cameron, Peter Jackson talk future of film
Peter Jackson Halo game project scrapped years ago
Peter Jackson works with Universal Studios on new Kong ride
Peter Jackson unveils ‘District 9’
Edward let us know about a screening of ‘The Fellowship of the Ring’ at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City on August 6th and the 22nd. Take a look! More..