Orlando Bloom was on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ to discuss his new film ‘Haven’. Jimmy let Orlando know about the eager fans waiting all day for a chance to see him, and they mentioned Orlando’s recent computer purchase. Take a look! (35MB MOV)[More]
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The BFI IMAX plays host to two very special all-nighters of the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Peter Jackson’s hugely successful, Oscar-winning films will be available to see in their original theatrical 35mm versions for two nights only. [More]
The BFI IMAX plays host to two very special all-nighters of the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Peter Jackson’s hugely successful, Oscar-winning films will be available to see in their original theatrical 35mm versions for two nights only.
Friday 29 and Saturday 30 September
Boasting the biggest screen in Britain – the height of five double-decker buses – and a 12,000 watt digital surround sound system, the BFI IMAX is the only place to enjoy this fantastic trilogy.
Screening times are as follows:
21:00 The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (PG) 178 mins
00:30 The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (12A) 179 mins
04.00 The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (12A) 201 mins
There will be a 30-minute break between each film and free teas and coffees will be provided throughout the night. Prize draws during the evening will all be part of the fun – and why not come dressed as your favourite character!
Snacks, sweets, soft and alcoholic drinks will be available for purchase.
How to book
Tickets are on sale now at £10.00 for one film, £15.00 for two films or £25.00 for the trilogy.
These tickets are not available to buy online. Please call the Box Office on 0870 787 2525 or pay us a visit.
Matt Blessing writes: I’m writing in hopes that you might be able to announce an opening presentation by Dr. Eduardo Segura, scheduled for Tuesday, September 26, at Marquette University in Milwaukee. Dr. Segura’s presentation is titled: “Tolkien, Lewis, and Hollywood: What Images Cannot Say.” A questions and answer session will follow the presentation. [More]
Matt Blessing writes: I’m writing in hopes that you might be able to announce an opening presentation by Dr. Eduardo Segura, scheduled for Tuesday, September 26, at Marquette University in Milwaukee. Dr. Segura’s presentation is titled: “Tolkien, Lewis, and Hollywood: What Images Cannot Say.” A questions and answer session will follow the presentation.
Raynor Memorial Libraries
Tolkien, Lewis and Hollywood: What Images Cannot Say
Presented by Eduardo Segura
Professor of Aesthetics, Philosophy of Language, and Literature
Institutio De Filosofia Edith Sten (Granada, Spain)
Tuesday, September 26, 3:00 p.m.
Raynor Conference Center, B-C
Dr. Segura is the author of three books on J.R.R. Tolkien’s fiction and has translated numerous literary works to Spanish. All students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend this free lecture. Members of the general public are welcome, but must pre-register by calling (414) 288-5901.
Dear movie studio friends –
Welcome to the party! We – meaning fans of The Hobbit – have been sitting around waiting for you to show up since the minute The Return of the King ended at our local cinema and for many, perhaps longer than that. We have virtual balloons, streamers, banners, fireworks and of course, beer all prepared. We have just been waiting for you to arrive.
Variety makes it sound like a The Hobbit movie is going to happen and maybe relatively soon and as you may have guessed, we are thrilled. The little leaked tidbit – hidden in an MGM business story – poked the still very potent coals of the Lord of the Rings fandom. The heat that rests within these embers will glow white-hot for a good long time because the fires of passion for the works of J.R.R. Tolkien have been inspiring readers (and movie-goers) since there was only one World War. This bit of news gives us a little fuel for the fire, so thanks! [More]