Ringer Spy Silicon Gollum writes: Air New Zealand has a press release saying there will be broadcast video footage of the AirNZ Boeing 747 on satellite from 3-4PM US Pacific Time today while the plane is at Los Angeles International Airport. Let’s see if anyone with the proper receiver can catch the video. [More]
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Bron-Y-Aur writes: MTV is airing the MTV Europe Awards tomorrow (November 18th) at 10:00AM ET. If your waiting to get your copy of TTT:EE then maybe you’ll catch Billy Boyd presenting an award!
The Maestro writes: AOL has premiered a “First Listen” of Annie Lennox’s “Into the West” from the LOTR:ROTK soundtrack. Very haunting song which, when it plays will only heighten the sadness as the credits roll on this final film.
Idlemindgames writes: I was lucky enough to find a copy of the EE:TTT early and wanted to report some information I found. When I had finished watching the movie I started on the director’s commentary. When it came to the scene where Peter has his “first” cameo (when Saruman is giving a “pep talk” to the Easterlings), the man him self said something very interesting… [More]

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Idlemindgames writes:
I was lucky enough to find a copy of the EE:TTT early and wanted to report some information I found. Hopefully tomorrow I’ll send in a review of the EE … generally … as a Merry and Pippin fan, I’m a very happy camper.
As for the information. When I had finished watching the movie I started on the director’s commentary. When it came to the scene where Peter has his “first” cameo (when Saruman is giving a “pep talk” to the Easterlings), the man him self said something very interesting. He explained that many people thought he cameoed in the scene, (including my self), but he then explained that he would have loved to “exit with Christopher Lee” but becuase of the busy schedule that day it wouldn’t have been allowed. He had two scenes to do in a very short amount of time that day.
So infact, the scene where the Easterlings storm out … Peter is not amoung them. I mean, I saw the guy that looked like him, and he definatly fooled me. But I thought I would report this.
Roheryn writes: Here’s a scan from this week’s Entertainment Weekly (Issue #738, November 21). It has a favorable review of “The Two Towers Extended Edition” DVD, awarding it an “A Minus.” (So tell me, with a beautifully packaged, completely comprehensive, four-disc set, what more must one do to merit an “A” or “A Plus”?). [More]