LOTR Extended Edition on Blu Ray Finally coming

nyc;3870565 said:
I agree. I thought The Hobbit was a better book that LotRs
lolwut? Even Tolkien disagrees with that.

This may actually cause me to buy a Bluray.
 
theogt;3870596 said:
lolwut? Even Tolkien disagrees with that.

This may actually cause me to buy a Bluray.

Who gives a rats *** what Tolkien thought. I enjoyed The Hobbit more.

First off, while I enjoyed the Lord of the Rings, some parts of the books where WAY over-written. (specifically Fellowship and parts of Return of the King) Do you realize that in Fellowship, the hobbits were not even out of the Shire until the book was half complete? In the movie, that was what? 10-15 minutes into a three plus hour movie? They were aware of how parts of the book drudged on and on. The only part I was upset that they didn't put in the movie was the Barrow Wights.

The Two Towers didn't suffer as much. It in turn was probably the book I enjoyed the most reading. It had good pace and he kept the story interesting with twists and turns. (it had a lot of action in it)

The Hobbit didn't suffer from it at all. The book was fluid and kept moving forward. It had no problem keeping my interest, or make me want to peek forward to see where *this* section of the store ended.

Now knowing you (and some other posters around here) You will act as if I said LotRs sucked. It didn't. I enjoyed it very much. It just could have been better if Toilken didn't linger/drudge on to much in parts of the book.

LotRs is a classic and I will always have a copy on my bookshelf.
 
nyc;3870609 said:
Who gives a rats *** what Tolkien thought. I enjoyed The Hobbit more.

First off, while I enjoyed the Lord of the Rings, some parts of the books where WAY over-written. (specifically Fellowship and parts of Return of the King) Do you realize that in Fellowship, the hobbits were not even out of the Shire until the book was half complete? In the movie, that was what? 10-15 minutes into a three plus hour movie? They were aware of how parts of the book drudged on and on. The only part I was upset that they didn't put in the movie was the Barrow Wights.

The Two Towers didn't suffer as much. It in turn was probably the book I enjoyed the most reading. It had good pace and he kept the story interesting with twists and turns. (it had a lot of action in it)

The Hobbit didn't suffer from it at all. The book was fluid and kept moving forward. It had no problem keeping my interest, or make me want to peek forward to see where *this* section of the store ended.

Now knowing you (and some other posters around here) You will act as if I said LotRs sucked. It didn't. I enjoyed it very much. It just could have been better if Toilken didn't linger/drudge on to much in parts of the book.

LotRs is a classic and I will always have a copy on my bookshelf.
Well, it was more of a kid's book....
 
Romo 2 Austin;3870489 said:
Im excited for the Hobbit.


Definitely excited for this. I can't even imagine how great it will look, think of how far CGI has come in that short amount of time.
 
Ahhhh.........how do I already have the extended trilogy set, if it hasn't came out yet
 
theogt;3870922 said:
Well, it was more of a kid's book....

Is that supposed to be an insult? :rolleyes: It's a great book.

btw, they are all considered teen books.
 
Greatest Movies ever made

And me and R2A can finally agree on something ...... I am very excited about the Hobbit.
 
TheDallasDon;3871892 said:
Yep on blu-ray

it's either not extended or not on blu ray, unless you own a time machine or are named peter jackson.
 
I already own it on widescreen DVD. I won't buy it again just to have it on Bluray. While the Bluray does look and sound better, it just isn't important enough to buy it twice since my DVD and Bluray players both play the DVDs I have.
 
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