The Diet Coke Film Fest is bringing the nation’s Top 10 favorite films back to the Big Screen over the weekend of 25th & 26th September, at a limited number of Vue Cinemas across the UK. This could be your last chance to these films in their original Big Screen format, so book your tickets now! Tickets are only £3 (or £3.50 if booked online). Tickets are strictly limited and are available on a first come/first served basis. FOTR is being shown on Sunday 26th, 2.30pm Thanks Elanesse for the information!! [More]
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Don’t forget about voting for us at the Movie Site Awards at movies.com! TORn needs your help! Thanks! [More]
Delyth and Estelwyn were in Wellington to support their TORNsibs, who raised money and organised a treeplanting, in conjunction with Wellington’s Commemorative Tree Programme, to honour LOTR, Tolkien, and Peter Jackson. [More]
Universal City, CA, September 2, 2004 – Principal photography is set to begin September, 2004 on the dramatic adventure King Kong, with triple Academy Award® winner Peter Jackson (The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King) bringing his sweeping cinematic vision to the iconic story of the gigantic ape-monster captured in the wilds and brought to civilization where he meets his tragic fate. Jackson assumes directing, producing and co-screenwriting duties and surrounds himself with a list of superlative filmmaking and acting talents. [More]
After three days of convention-madness the time has come to write something about it. And to make an undoubtedly long story short: I loved it! It was definetely a weekend well spent. A now for the slightly longer version… [More]
If you have reports or pictures from last weekend please send them this way!
WELLINGTON (Reuters) – Award-winning New Zealand director Peter Jackson will relive a childhood dream when filming of his remake of the 1933 classic “King Kong” begins in Wellington next week. Speaking to reporters at his Wellington studio on Thursday, Jackson, who helmed the blockbuster “The Lord of The Rings” trilogy, said his first attempt to film “King Kong” was at the age of 13. [More]