Wired reviews RoTK. Thanks to Ringer Elenya for the link. The mesmerizing Lord of the Rings trilogy, which has transfixed millions for the past three years, comes to an end this month. The final chapter, The Return of the King, delivers a satisfying conclusion sure to please legions of devoted fans. [More]
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Thanks to Ringer Elenya for the link to this MSN story. Elijah Wood, star of The Lord of the Rings films, is bracing for separation anxiety. [More]
Years of waiting are finally over; Peter Jacksons ‘The Return Of The King’ has hit cinemas all over the world. This weekend in #thehalloffire we will go through the epic conclusion of Jacksons fantastic movie trilogy scene for scene. So if you haven’t seen the movie yet; run to your nearest theater now so that you can join us in marvelling at the charge of the Rohirrim, the battle of the Pelennor Fields, the Paths of the Dead and all your other favorite moments.[More]
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences today announced the seven films being considered for Achievement in Visual Effects for the 76th Academy Awards®. [More]
Richard Taylor and Tania Rodger
TORN Volunteers David Baxter and Galaphil were the lucky men with the microphone at the Los Angeles Premiere of ‘The Return of the King’ on December 3rd 2003. In this chapter David talks with some of the great people who made LOTR a reality behind the cameras. Barrie Osborne, Ngila Dickson, Howard Shore and Richard Taylor. [TORN Digital]
BW writes: In just two days of release many things have happened at IMDb.com, firstly (on the second day) ROTK shot into the top ten movies of all time list, slotting in at #8. This pushed FOTR to #9 and sent the remaining Star Wars movie to the grey havens (out of the prestigious top ten). TTT remains at #4. With the reviews ROTK has gained and the respect of the fans, its likely it could become the all time (permanent) number one motion picture of all time, dethroning The Godfather once and for all. [IMDB]