Of course, as soon as you declare something “over,” you find it’s NOT-QUITE-YET over… Following yesterday’s post there was an influx of tickets, so we are having another “Last” Ticket Exchange post, this time with EIGHT ticket offerings. We will continue tomorrow if more tickets surface. There will be a post either way, to let folks know. And now, on to the tickets…. [More]
Category: Old Main News
Brandon from boxofficemojo.com writes: Playing at 126 theaters, FOTR:EE earned $473,463, enough to rank No. 17 for the weekend. It averaged $3,757 per site, solid considering the movie’s length and how it essentially never went away. The lifetime tally was pushed up to $313,837,577, the 12th highest grossing picture ever. [Weekend Chart]
It’s being tracked daily for its one week engagement and being added to the movie’s lifetime total. [Lifetime Chart]
Elijah Wood, who plays the diminutive hero of the Lord of the Rings epic trilogy, which climaxes later this month, is still in awe of the magical One Ring he guarded in the films. The 22-year-old says he keeps the golden prop ring at home in a box, Reuters reports. [More]
MrCere here with some more LP3 (line party 3) goodness! We have a great new line party sponsorship with Royal Selangor and the good news is, this isn’t just for North Americans but for the world-wide LP3 participants. They require individuals to register and then attend an LP3 event, where winners will be announced and the prizes are fantastic! Read on. [More]
gregoing writes: I was just visiting Dell.com when I saw a banner for ROTK, so I clicked on it. It tells a bit about how Dell servers were used for color grading in the movies. [More]
Seventy-five percent of the 1,000 New Zealanders surveyed in August had used the Internet in the previous month, up from 71 percent in a 2002 survey, market research firm Taylor Nelson Sofres (TNS) said Tuesday. Among the 32 countries participating in the TNS survey, the Netherlands was second in Internet usage at 72 percent followed by Denmark (71), Norway (69) and the United States (68). [More]