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17-12-2003, 9:56 PM
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Lord of The Rings - Return of The King
Does anyone know when the lord of the rings return of the king will be out on dvd in the uk?
Also will there be a collection with all 3 lord of the rings films?
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17-12-2003, 11:19 PM
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Jumping the gun abit arent you mate, the film was only released today so there wont be any info about it on dvd yet but going by the past releases probaley a 2 disc release in August and a 4 disc release in November unless they decide to release them both sooner.
As for a Trilogy release, I wouldnt be suprised but not for awhile.
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18-12-2003, 8:25 AM
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Hi
Heard that return of the king was coming out in April
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18-12-2003, 9:09 AM
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Saw it today, believe all the hype...you ain't seen nothing yet!! The other two films are pale in comparison to this film. Gandalf would kick Yoda'a ass!!!
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18-12-2003, 9:57 AM
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The extended edition in Aug or September because there is no 4th film to hype it won't be the usual August and November releases for both versions and Peter Jackson has made it clear he's off to work on King Kong early next year.
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18-12-2003, 10:27 AM
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saw the film yesterday and itwas great until the end.. what a load of sentimental and from what i'm led to belive innaccurate tripe.... wont say anymore for fear of spoiling hollywood happy ending... nuff said.
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18-12-2003, 4:20 PM
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I finished reading the book last night and saw the film today, have to say the end is excellent, they kept the very last chapter almost untouched and im glad that the last words said in the film are also the last words written in the book.
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18-12-2003, 5:02 PM
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Just a thought, but when ROTK EE is released on DVD next year, that's your lot...
NO MORE LOTR FILMS, END OF STORY
Pretty sad really.
How will we cope without our twice yearly LOTR fix ?
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18-12-2003, 5:10 PM
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There'll be a Charlies Angels 3 I'm sure!!
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18-12-2003, 5:30 PM
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Plenty of films coming out next summer but have to agree that next christmas will be strange without LOTR
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19-12-2003, 3:52 AM
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I suspect that it isn't completely implausible that Peter Jackson may be persuaded to make The Hobbit as a prequel.  At the very least, casting for Gandalf, Golum and the elves is already done... 
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19-12-2003, 4:56 AM
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According to the digital bits, Ngila Dickseon costume desinger gave an interview hinting that she's heard of a "vast gigantic future dvd release of the entire trilogy.
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19-12-2003, 7:24 AM
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On TTT Fran Walsh says that they want to re-edit the trilogy into a chronological order DVD release, beginning where Smeagol finds the ring. New Line have bought the rights to make The Hobbit, although they don't have the distribution rights, they belong to MGM, so they could make the film, but not release it. This is exactly the situation that plagued the making of Spiderman for years. So don't hold your breath!!
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20-12-2003, 12:16 AM
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Sir Ian McKellen on J Ross tonight (Friday) hinted that once the contractual stuff between New Line Cinema and another party had been hammered out, then 'The Hobbit' was looking like a definate maybe, with PJ expecting to be asked to direct and the usual suspects to take their roles as in the trilogy.
Jonny Vegas also claimed that he read for the part of one of the hobbits. Very funny interview.
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20-12-2003, 3:46 AM
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I can't help feeling Ian Holm would be too old to play Bilbo in a film of "The Hobbit", though. 
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