Ringer Amyd (webmaster of TheOneRing.net Community member LOTR Special Effects Site) took some time yesterday to search through…
Continue ReadingRinger Amyd (webmaster of TheOneRing.net Community member LOTR Special Effects Site) took some time yesterday to search through the Official site and was able to extract some REAL gems! You know those really faded images that scroll through in the upper right? Well, check this out!
![\[ Aragorn Fighting Nazgul \]](http://img-www.theonering.net/images/011501_aragorna.jpg)
![\[ The Council of Elrond \]](http://img-www.theonering.net/images/011501_councila.jpg)
![\[ Galadriel and Maidens \]](http://img-www.theonering.net/images/011501_galaa.jpg)
![\[ Army \]](http://img-www.theonering.net/images/011501_armya.jpg)
Amyd, you da man!
For all that have seen the trailer, or have downloaded it thanks to Fatman, you know there is some great music in it. The first 3/4 of the trailer is the same music from the internet preview, the second half, where we see the fellowship walking past the screen, is new, and I WANT TO KNOW WHAT IT IS!! All my good friends out there in Hollywood, get back to me 🙂
The LOTR Teaser couldn’t even help Kevin Coster’s cuban missile crisis drama ’13 Days’. It reached number 5 at the box office, the movie earned a total of $10,225,000 this weekend in 2029 theatres in the US. Calculate that to over 5000$ a theatre. Not bad!
New Zealanders can get a sneak preview of the new Lord Of The Rings trailer on the Internet – but only if they put up with a pirate copy featuring a moviegoer’s bobbing head and someone coughing. [More]
The Lord of the Web-rings has reached out his hand and now encircles the world.
The Web site for the forthcoming film treatment of J.R.R. Tolkien’s trilogy “Lord of the Rings” (www.lordoftherings.net) was relaunched Friday, an event almost as exciting as an eruption of Mount Doom for real Tolkien fans. [More]
They got it right.
At least they got it right in the two-minute trailer for “The Lord of the Rings” I viewed at its debut in Chicago on Friday. Well, 40 seconds were taken up with titles, credits and a tight focus on the Ring.
But those other 80 seconds . . . superb. [More]
