JediSquish writes: The Force.net posted a link to a wonderfully humorous article as to which film trilogy is better, Star Wars, The Lord of the Rings, or The Matrix. It may disappoint some LOTR fans, but the writer makes some very humorous points. Here’s the link to The Force.net’s page of it. [TFN] [More]

WELLINGTON, New Zealand — The film’s characters, in enormouslikenesses, loom from airport and theater rooftops. Postage stamps, coffee cups and airplanes are festooned with their pictures. Movie-related art exhibitions crowd galleries. [More]

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Don’t count this horse out. “Seabiscuit,” the movie about the Depression era race horse with the reputation for come-from-behind victories, surprised Hollywood late on Sunday by winning the top award from the American Society of Cinematographers. [More]

How do you follow up one of the most successful films of all time? If you’re a hobbit, you might experiment with memory-erasing technology, take up martial arts, or head straight for the unemployment line. “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King,” the top-grossing film released in 2003, heads into this month’s Academy Awards fresh from a Golden Globes sweep. [More]

Denise writes: I received my latest EMPIRE magazine (March) with the 100 best movies of all time as voted on by the fans. #8 was Return of The King, #3 The Two Towers and the #1 movie as picked by 72,815 voters both online and through the magazine…The Lord of The Rings: The Fellowship of The Ring! Article quote: “Will live forever because it became the Star Wars experience for a new generation.”

Vintage writes: Billy Boyd was at a Children’s Classic Concert this past weekend in Glasgow. here’s a short video clip of Billy singing “Beyond The Sea“. And finally here’s a review of the concert. [Review] [More]