Harry from AICN managed to get a compete list of the music cues used during the movie’s 174 minute screenplay for Fellowship of the Ring. If you have a tune from the movie in your head and don’t know the name, it’s probably here.
**THE WORLD HAS CHANGED — 29 seconds
MUCH THAT ONCE WAS — 54 seconds
**FREEDOM OF MIDDLE EARTH — 28 seconds
VICTORY WAS NEAR — 16 seconds
**THE POWER OF THE RING — 13 seconds
ALL HOPE HAD FADED — 2 minutes
**MY PRECIOUS — 15 seconds
A LONG LIFE — 1 minute 50 seconds
****THE ROAD GOES ON — 34 seconds
BAG END — 3 minutes 8 seconds
ALMOST AS OLD — 1 minute 40 seconds
OLD FRIENDS — 1 minute 27 seconds
***FLAMING RED HAIR — 1 minute 38 seconds
BILBO — 48 seconds
SHADOW OF THE PAST — 1 minute 3 seconds
IN MY POCKET — 1 minute 48 seconds
GOODBYE GANDALF — 1 minute 14 seconds
THE ROAD GOES ON — 10 seconds
IT’S MINE — 2 minutes 26 seconds
SHIRE, BAGGINS — 8 seconds
GANDALF RIDES — 52 seconds
THE RING OF POWER — 30 seconds
ONLY FIRE CAN TELL — 42 seconds
CONSPIRACY UNMASKED — 42 seconds
IN THE DARKNESS — 30 seconds
SAMWISE GAMGEE — 4 minutes 16 seconds
THREE IS COMPANY — 2 minutes 27 seconds
SARUMAN — 2 minutes 26 seconds
THE WAY OF PAIN — 47 seconds
SHORTCUT TO MUSHROOMS — 51 seconds
THE OLD FOREST — 30 seconds
RUN THROUGH FOREST — 21 seconds
**WRAITH APPROACHES — 12 seconds
BLACK RIDERS — 1 minute 16 seconds
**BUCKLEBURY FERRY — 24 seconds
EASTFARTHING — 28 seconds
SIGN OF THE PRANCING PONY — 30 seconds
MR. UNDERHILL — 25 seconds
STRIDER — 42 seconds
BUTTERBUR — 26 seconds
LONGSHANKS — 56 seconds
**THEY’RE COMING — 22 seconds
ONCE MEN — 2 minutes 21 seconds
RIP THEM DOWN — 40 seconds
A KNIFE IN THE DARK — 33 seconds
**WRAITHS CLOSE IN — 40 seconds
WEATHERTOP — 31 seconds
AMON SUL — 1 minute 57 seconds
**MOTH AT ISENGARD — 41 seconds
ISENGARD — 2 minutes 5 seconds
ARWEN — 41 seconds
ASFALOTH — 2 minutes 8 seconds
**FLIGHT TO THE FORD — 40 seconds
GIVE UP THE HALFLING — 47 seconds
**WHAT GRACE IS GIVEN ME — 49 seconds
ORTHANC — 14 seconds
**EMBRACE THE POWER — 17 seconds
HE DOES NOT SHARE POWER — 32 seconds
MANY MEETINGS — 22 seconds
WELCOME TO RIVENDELL — 41 seconds
FRODO MY LAD — 1 minute 24 seconds
ELBERETH — 14 seconds
OFF SOON, OFF HOME — 41 seconds
MOUNT DOOM — 2 minutes 27 seconds
COUNCIL OF ELROND — 38 seconds
*****ANIRON — 1 minute 33 seconds
COUNCIL ASSEMBLES — 39 seconds
FOES OF GONDOR — 2 minutes 13 seconds
THE GREAT EYE — 3 minutes 16 seconds
THE RING GOES SOUTH — 2 minutes 32 seconds
CARADHRAS — 1 minute 44 seconds
BOROMIR’S TEMPTATION — 14 seconds
A DANGEROUS ROAD — 2 minutes 28 seconds
THE RING-BEARER — 40 seconds
SIRANNON — 35 seconds
**THE DOORS OF DURIN — 27 seconds
SPEAK FRIEND AND ENTER — 30 seconds
THE WATCHER — 3 minutes and 2 seconds
**MORIA — 1 minute and 4 seconds
GOLLUM — 2 minutes 9 seconds
**DWARROWDELF — 1 minute 14 seconds
BALIN’S TOMB — 1 minute 46 seconds
ORC ATTACK — 1 minute 8 seconds
CAVE TROLL — 1 minute 14 seconds
MITHRIL VEST — 2 minutes
THE SECOND HALL — 1 minute 4 seconds
**KHAZAD-DUM — 3 minutes 32 seconds
**BALROG — 1 minute 49 seconds
FLY YOU FOOLS — 2 minutes 32 seconds
**LOTHLORIEN — 59 seconds
EYES OF A HAWK — 45 seconds
**SHE IS WAITING — 1 minute 3 seconds
FALLEN INTO SHADOW — 1 minute 14 seconds
**GANDALF’S LAMENT — 1 minute 10 seconds
BOROMIR — 1 minute 6 seconds
**THE MIRROR OF GALADRIEL — 1 minute 12 seconds
NOT YET COME TO PASS — 1 minute 22 seconds
EVIL GALADRIEL — 2 minute 24 seconds
FAREWELL TO ISENGARD — 1 minute
THE RIVER ANDUIN — 49 seconds
URUK-HAI — 1 minute 26 seconds
KINGS OF OLD — 13 seconds
ARGONATH — 27 seconds
SAM GEBIR — 1 minute 1 second
AMON HEN — 2 minutes 45 seconds
WHERE IS THE RING? — 19 seconds
PROTECT ME FROM YOUR SELF — 32 seconds
THE GREAT RIVER — 2 minutes 29 seconds
**RUN FRODO — 15 seconds
BATTLE RAGES — 17 seconds
LURTZ — 46 seconds
**DEPARTURE OF BOROMIR — 46 seconds
BOROMIR FALLS — 1 minute 59 seconds
*BREAKING OF THE FELLOWSHIP (featuring IN DREAMS) — 1 minute 45 seconds
MY CAPTAIN, MY KING — 22 seconds
SON OF GONDOR — 42 seconds
THE ONE RING — 5 minutes 56 seconds
*****MAY IT BE — 3 minutes 23 seconds
THE CORNFIELD — 32 seconds
*IN DREAMS — 1 minute 45 seconds
GOODBYE RIVENDELL — 42 seconds
THE FELLOWSHIP — 42 seconds
* – words and music by Fran Walsh and Howard Shore
** – words by Phillipa Boyens (sometimes from the original Tolkien)
*** – Janet Roddick, David Donaldson, Stephen Roche and David Long
**** – music and words by Fran Walsh and J.R.R. Tolkien
***** – Music by Nicky Ryan & Enya. Lyrics by Roma Ryan
Everything else Howard Shore unless stated.
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Davey Bar writes:
I was watching Conan O’Brien and they had Kevin Pollock on and he asked Conan
“So did u see the LOTR movie? It was great. I didnt know what to expect. Because a couple years ago I saw Lord of the Dance and that just sucked”
Conan: “As we all know Lord of the Dance is the prequel to LOTR”
Pollock:”I also didnt know how to react to the crowd[in the theatre] I thought I must have left my Dungeons & Dragons cards at home. I heard ‘I’ll trade you 3 wizards for 2 hobbits and some other card I will throw in later'”
From: Barbarshop
Last night on Conan O’Brien on NBC In a segment called “Conan on the Aisle” Conan did a little spoof on FOTR. He said that he liked the movie but thought that director Peter Jackson could have done a better job portraying the evil of the ring. “It just didn’t seem scarry to me…” He showed the clip where Gandalf throws the ring in the fire. The clip runs normally until you see Frodo holding the ring. At the moment when the Mordor script is supposed to appear Conan inserted “Inspected by 15.” It was a pretty funny gag.
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EIRCELL VODAFONE AND RIOT-E BRING “THE LORD OF THE RINGS” DIRECT TO YOUR MOBILE PHONE
Middle-Earth Goes Wireless With Multi-Player Text Messaging and WAP Games
From December 18th, 2001, Eircell Vodafone customers and “Lord of the Rings” fans can experience Wireless Middle-earth through a series of SMS and WAP games. Eircell Vodafone is the only network in Ireland to offer the mobile services provided by Riot Entertainment, (RIOT-E, www.riot-e.com), the global leader in wireless entertainment.
The Battle of Middle-earth – a multi player text messaging game – allows players to command an entire army. One player leads the Orc army while the rest of the players work to defeat the evil Orc army. Played in consecutive rounds of spying and attacking the ‘good guys’ must work together to defeat the Orc army.
Eircell Vodafone’s “The Lord of the Rings” also includes the “Rune Creator” a service that allows names and logos to be translated into the Middle-earth alphabets of elven script or dwarven rune.
“The Lord of the Rings” games will allow fans of New Line Cinema’s movie trilogy an opportunity to participate in a “Middle-earth” of their own.
“Through ‘The Lord of the Rings’ SMS and WAP games we are offering our customers the very best in wireless entertainment,” said Martin Wells, Product Marketing Manager, Eircell Vodafone. “It’s all about interactivity and with this service, Eircell Vodafone customers have a tool that will make the Middle-earth experience come alive through their mobile phones.”
“The Lord of the Rings content includes something for everyone, from logos to single and multi-player games. As the provider and publisher for The Lord of the Rings mobile services to over a 150 million person global mobile community, RIOT-E is pleased to cooperate with Eircell Vodafone and provide this unique content to its customers,” said Gisa Heckmann, Senior Vice President, RIOT-E.
“The Lord of the Rings” games are played through a series of commands sent to mobile phones as text messages. Each text message sent will cost 0.13euro/10p incl. VAT and are free to receive.
Eircell Vodafone
Eircell Vodafone is Ireland’s leading mobile phone operator with a base of over 1.6 million customers and a total of 1,500 employees. Eircell Vodafone holds 60% of the market share in Ireland. On May 11, 2001 Eircell officially became a subsidiary of the Vodafone Group plc, the largest mobile telecommunications company in the world. It has interests in mobile networks in 28 countries across five continents. In June 2001, Vodafone had approximately 95 million proportionate customers worldwide.
Riot Entertainment Ltd.
Founded in February 2000, Riot Entertainment immediately established itself as the most innovative publisher, creator and distributor of entertainment in the wireless sector. RIOT-E provides wireless entertainment, communication and commerce to mobile users worldwide. Games created by RIOT-E are promoted and co-branded in parallel with highly visible international media releases, such as movies, TV shows and sports events. Headquartered in Helsinki, Finland, RIOT-E employs 70 people worldwide.
(You can find Eircell Vodafone’s very cool LOTR site here. -DC)
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EIRCELL VODAFONE AND RIOT-E BRING “THE LORD OF THE RINGS” DIRECT TO YOUR MOBILE PHONE
Middle-Earth Goes Wireless With Multi-Player Text Messaging and WAP Games
From December 18th, 2001, Eircell Vodafone customers and “Lord of the Rings” fans can experience Wireless Middle-earth through a series of SMS and WAP games. Eircell Vodafone is the only network in Ireland to offer the mobile services provided by Riot Entertainment, (RIOT-E, www.riot-e.com), the global leader in wireless entertainment.
The Battle of Middle-earth – a multi player text messaging game – allows players to command an entire army. One player leads the Orc army while the rest of the players work to defeat the evil Orc army. Played in consecutive rounds of spying and attacking the ‘good guys’ must work together to defeat the Orc army.
Eircell Vodafone’s “The Lord of the Rings” also includes the “Rune Creator” a service that allows names and logos to be translated into the Middle-earth alphabets of elven script or dwarven rune.
“The Lord of the Rings” games will allow fans of New Line Cinema’s movie trilogy an opportunity to participate in a “Middle-earth” of their own.
“Through ‘The Lord of the Rings’ SMS and WAP games we are offering our customers the very best in wireless entertainment,” said Martin Wells, Product Marketing Manager, Eircell Vodafone. “It’s all about interactivity and with this service, Eircell Vodafone customers have a tool that will make the Middle-earth experience come alive through their mobile phones.”
“The Lord of the Rings content includes something for everyone, from logos to single and multi-player games. As the provider and publisher for The Lord of the Rings mobile services to over a 150 million person global mobile community, RIOT-E is pleased to cooperate with Eircell Vodafone and provide this unique content to its customers,” said Gisa Heckmann, Senior Vice President, RIOT-E.
“The Lord of the Rings” games are played through a series of commands sent to mobile phones as text messages. Each text message sent will cost 0.13euro/10p incl. VAT and are free to receive.
Eircell Vodafone
Eircell Vodafone is Ireland’s leading mobile phone operator with a base of over 1.6 million customers and a total of 1,500 employees. Eircell Vodafone holds 60% of the market share in Ireland. On May 11, 2001 Eircell officially became a subsidiary of the Vodafone Group plc, the largest mobile telecommunications company in the world. It has interests in mobile networks in 28 countries across five continents. In June 2001, Vodafone had approximately 95 million proportionate customers worldwide.
Riot Entertainment Ltd.
Founded in February 2000, Riot Entertainment immediately established itself as the most innovative publisher, creator and distributor of entertainment in the wireless sector. RIOT-E provides wireless entertainment, communication and commerce to mobile users worldwide. Games created by RIOT-E are promoted and co-branded in parallel with highly visible international media releases, such as movies, TV shows and sports events. Headquartered in Helsinki, Finland, RIOT-E employs 70 people worldwide.
(You can find Eircell Vodafone’s very cool LOTR site here. -DC)
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‘Rings’ tops record Yule B.O.
“Ali” stung like a bee on Christmas, recording a $10.2 million perf on its first day in the ring, smashing a record for pics opening on Dec. 25.
But Sony’s boxing biopic failed to dethrone “Lord of the Rings,” whose $11.6 million X-mas gross for New Line capped a five-day total of $66.1 million.
That led a rush of Friday openers whose five-day gross set a Christmas weekend record of $199 million. Last year, the holiday fell on a Monday, generating $155.2 over a four-day frame. That coincidence of the calendar gives an additional shot in the arm to an annual box office that now stands at a record $7.78 billion — up 8.9% from the same period last year.
“I think (a Tuesday Christmas) is set up well for the business,” said Dan Marks, an exec veep of the box-office tracking service EDI. “The thing that tends to be the fly in the ointment is Christmas Eve. It’s usually a shutdown day. Falling on a Monday is the least harmful situation you could have.”
That didn’t help Miramax’s “Kate & Leopold,” the other wide-release opener on X-mas, which managed just a $2.5 million perf on 2442 screens.
But it gave continued momentum to Warner Bros’ “Ocean’s Eleven,” which grossed $21.4 over five days to hit $102 million on X-mas, after just three weeks, and Par’s “Vanilla Sky,” which grossed $16.5 in the five-day sesh. Also going strong were Par’s “Jimmy Neutron,” which grossed $18.55 in its first five days, and the still-humming “Harry Potter” from Warner and “Monsters Inc.” from Disney, which took in $10.7 mil and $5.7 mil respectively.
And Universal’s “A Beautiful Mind” struck a chord with auds, grossing $2.5 million in the five-day frame after expanding from 11 to 524 screens Dec. 25.
The opening of “Ali” represented a payoff for Sony’s gamble in bumping the Michael Mann pic, which was originally set to debut Dec. 7.
“We had a big-event movie, and Christmas was the big-event date,” said Sony distrib and marketing topper Jeff Blake. “We thought we could make a big impact.”
Moving a release date late in the game, said EDI’s Marks, “no longer raises a red flag that says, ‘Uh oh.’ There are good marketing reasons to do it.”
Despite the comparatively meager debut of “Kate & Leopold,” Miramax marketing co-topper David Brooks said the mini-major stood by its decision to bump the release date twice, first from early 2002, then back several days to give “Rings” more breathing space.
“At the end of the day, this was the right release date for it,” says Brooks, who hopes that aud surveys showing broad demographic support for the pic will lead to growing numbers in the week ahead.
“Ali” also benefited from kudos buzz for Will Smith, who picked up a Golden Globe nom last week. “The strongest thing about the film, and what made it appeal to a large audience was Will Smith as Ali. That was our winning combination,” said Blake.
Before “Ali,” the highest grossing Christmas opener was “Patch Adams,” with $8 million.
Still lagging behind the pack were Fox’s “Joe Somebody,” whose five-day opening gross was $5.4 million and Warner’s “The Majestic,” which grossed $7.4 mil in its first five days.
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