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Location: Mpls, MN, USA
Posted:
WOOOHOOOO!!
https://81.18.161.30/movies/lotrtwotowers.zip
YAY YAY YAY YAY!!
It's kind of low quality, but still a fairly big file. In quicktime format.
I wish it'd come out now, why do I have to wait for christmas!!??
WOOOHOOOO!!
https://81.18.161.30/movies/lotrtwotowers.zip
YAY YAY YAY YAY!!
It's kind of low quality, but still a fairly big file. In quicktime format.
I wish it'd come out now, why do I have to wait for christmas!!??
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old hand
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Posted:
I must be the only person who hasn't seen the first one yet.
I must be the only person who hasn't seen the first one yet.
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Posted:
s'ok. I think I am one of the few people who hasn't seen Titanic or the Harry Potter movie thing.
R.
s'ok. I think I am one of the few people who hasn't seen Titanic or the Harry Potter movie thing.
R.
It was a day for screaming at inanimate objects.
What this calls for is a special mix of psychology and extreme violence...
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Location: Adelaide - South Australia
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Location: Adelaide - South Australia
Posted:
Well I haven't seen Harry Potter..have seen LOTR
But I haven't seen ANY of the Jurassic Park movies either. Not one....
When I was in my last year of High School I was the only one in my Physics class not to have seen Jurassic Park. And that was 5ish years ago now.
So don't feel bad phunky.
Well I haven't seen Harry Potter..have seen LOTR
But I haven't seen ANY of the Jurassic Park movies either. Not one....
When I was in my last year of High School I was the only one in my Physics class not to have seen Jurassic Park. And that was 5ish years ago now.
So don't feel bad phunky.
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Oolering Man
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Location: Farnborough, Hampshire
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Location: Farnborough, Hampshire
Posted:
I haven't seen the first one yet either
I haven't seen the first one yet either
old hand
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Location: Edmonton, AB
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Location: Edmonton, AB
Posted:
I honestly thought every woman on this world has seen this movie at least twice. I myself have been dragged to this move 3 times. Not to mention the other couple of times where i had to watch it on video...
ah, the things you do for some lovin
[ 04 April 2002, 20:10: Message edited by: phunky ]
quote:YOU HAVEN'T SEEN TITANIC YET!?!?!
s'ok. I think I am one of the few people who hasn't seen Titanic or the Harry Potter movie thing.
R.
I honestly thought every woman on this world has seen this movie at least twice. I myself have been dragged to this move 3 times. Not to mention the other couple of times where i had to watch it on video...
ah, the things you do for some lovin
[ 04 April 2002, 20:10: Message edited by: phunky ]
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Location: Charlotte, NC, USA
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Still haven't seen Titanic. Don't think I ever will, either.
Still haven't seen Titanic. Don't think I ever will, either.
FREE TIBET!!! (with the purchase of a 44 oz. drink)What do you want to be when you grow up?I want to be a kid again!I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.~~~J~~~
Carpal \'Tunnel
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Posted:
I'm with Glowshow on that one
I'm with Glowshow on that one
Geologists do it in the dirt................ 
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Posted:
LOTR on the other hand, I've seen once, I wanna see again, and I'll buy the collector's edition DVD when it comes out n November. (4 DVDs, 2 Versions of the movie! WOOT!)
In 2 to 3 years time when all the DVDs are out I want to have a 9 hours LOTR party. Just one massive day of LOTR total immersion (and lots of beer).
Orcs and Goblins and Beer. Oh My!
Orcs and Goblins and Beer. Oh My!
Orcs and Goblins and Beer. Oh My!
Orcs and Goblins and Beer. Oh My!
LOTR on the other hand, I've seen once, I wanna see again, and I'll buy the collector's edition DVD when it comes out n November. (4 DVDs, 2 Versions of the movie! WOOT!)
In 2 to 3 years time when all the DVDs are out I want to have a 9 hours LOTR party. Just one massive day of LOTR total immersion (and lots of beer).
Orcs and Goblins and Beer. Oh My!
Orcs and Goblins and Beer. Oh My!
Orcs and Goblins and Beer. Oh My!
Orcs and Goblins and Beer. Oh My!
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the henna lady
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Location: WNY, USA
Posted:
I have to agree...if you value your sanity, don't bother with Titanic! Bleck!
I loved Lord of the Rings, and I am a huge Tolkien fan. I think they did great with what they were given and was very impressed with the visuals of the movie (I want to take a couple home with me...helloooo Aragon!). I have the trailer for the first on the film reel, my housemate swiped it from the movie theater! The trailers for the 2nd and 3rd have been around while taunting and teasing me.....
God I relish the anticipation all the while hating it too!
Harry Potter is good. I never was into the books until I saw the movie, then I started reading them to my son and they are pretty good.
We saw Resident Evil recently, chalk that up with Titanic as a no see-um. Ick.
Oh, and there were supposed to be shots of Fireworks Dance Co. in the recently released "Queen of the Damned", I think they ended up on the cutting room floor as there was no fire other than staged pyrotechnics in the movie . I am also an enormous Anne Rice fan (well, of **most** of her books). THose of you who are fans, I advise you not to see this movie! It is a gross bastardization of some wonderful storytelling!
Just my .02
I have to agree...if you value your sanity, don't bother with Titanic! Bleck!
I loved Lord of the Rings, and I am a huge Tolkien fan. I think they did great with what they were given and was very impressed with the visuals of the movie (I want to take a couple home with me...helloooo Aragon!). I have the trailer for the first on the film reel, my housemate swiped it from the movie theater! The trailers for the 2nd and 3rd have been around while taunting and teasing me.....
God I relish the anticipation all the while hating it too!
Harry Potter is good. I never was into the books until I saw the movie, then I started reading them to my son and they are pretty good.
We saw Resident Evil recently, chalk that up with Titanic as a no see-um. Ick.
Oh, and there were supposed to be shots of Fireworks Dance Co. in the recently released "Queen of the Damned", I think they ended up on the cutting room floor as there was no fire other than staged pyrotechnics in the movie . I am also an enormous Anne Rice fan (well, of **most** of her books). THose of you who are fans, I advise you not to see this movie! It is a gross bastardization of some wonderful storytelling!
Just my .02
Pele
Higher, higher burning fire...making music like a choir
"Oooh look! A pub!" -exclaimed after recovering from a stupid fall
"And for the decadence of art, nothing beats a roaring fire." -TMK
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the henna lady
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Location: WNY, USA
Posted:
Damn simultaneous posting!
Dru..I was planning on doing the same thing, and buying the huge boxed set that will be out after all three have been released!
I'll bring the Elvish Green wine to the party!!
Maybe a bit of Dwarvish Ale! (ever see the recipes for those?)
Damn simultaneous posting!
Dru..I was planning on doing the same thing, and buying the huge boxed set that will be out after all three have been released!
I'll bring the Elvish Green wine to the party!!
Maybe a bit of Dwarvish Ale! (ever see the recipes for those?)
Pele
Higher, higher burning fire...making music like a choir
"Oooh look! A pub!" -exclaimed after recovering from a stupid fall
"And for the decadence of art, nothing beats a roaring fire." -TMK
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--in full agreement with Pele--
Loved the black riders especially (they were so close to the ones in my head...few films manage to do that when you've read the book) Big thumbs up...
--in full agreement with Pele--
Loved the black riders especially (they were so close to the ones in my head...few films manage to do that when you've read the book) Big thumbs up...
Geologists do it in the dirt................
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Location: Charlotte, NC, USA
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Dru, I love your sig! That is great!
I actually just got my 11 year old brother (The same one I am teaching to spin poi) into these books. He started with the Hobbit, and has just moved on to The Fellowship of the Ring. I just picked up the Hobbit myself, so I guess it has begun again. I'm not a particular fan of fantasy, but Tolkien was the MAN!
Dru, I love your sig! That is great!
I actually just got my 11 year old brother (The same one I am teaching to spin poi) into these books. He started with the Hobbit, and has just moved on to The Fellowship of the Ring. I just picked up the Hobbit myself, so I guess it has begun again. I'm not a particular fan of fantasy, but Tolkien was the MAN!
FREE TIBET!!! (with the purchase of a 44 oz. drink)What do you want to be when you grow up?I want to be a kid again!I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.~~~J~~~
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Tantamount to fatuity
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Posted:
Shall I spoil a few films for those that haven't seen them?
Titanic - It sinks.Lord of the Rings - you know the one ring? It binds them all....Jurassic Park - the dinosaurs get loose and eat folks.Harry Potter - erm.....small boy. Does magic.Dune - the worm is the spiceWhistle Down the Wind - He's not Jesus. He's an escaped convict.Gone with the Wind - He doesn't give a damn. Quite frankly.The Matrix - there is no spoon.
Shall I spoil a few films for those that haven't seen them?
Titanic - It sinks.Lord of the Rings - you know the one ring? It binds them all....Jurassic Park - the dinosaurs get loose and eat folks.Harry Potter - erm.....small boy. Does magic.Dune - the worm is the spiceWhistle Down the Wind - He's not Jesus. He's an escaped convict.Gone with the Wind - He doesn't give a damn. Quite frankly.The Matrix - there is no spoon.
Meh
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Posted:
That's pretty F!cking funny, Cantus
That's pretty F!cking funny, Cantus
Jesus helps me trick people.
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Posted:
That Jack fellow.
That Jack fellow.
Meh
Carpal \'Tunnel
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Posted:
lol.........very funny
lol.........very funny
Geologists do it in the dirt................
Ninja Rockstar!
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Location: Denver, Co. U.S.A.
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*wipeing away tear dramaticly*
*sniff* I'll never let go, jack, never............
*wipeing away tear dramaticly*
*sniff* I'll never let go, jack, never............
Jesus helps me trick people.
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Posted:
I just seen the Damned Queen movie and I see no firetwirling. I think i was too busy being disappointed at the treatment of Anne Rice material!!
On an even more off topic tangent, Norwegian model Kristanna Loken will play the VX Terminator that fights Arnie's T800 Terminator in Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines. She's gunna use Krav Maga plus If we're lucky we might get to see some fire twirling.
ah ha ha hha
[ 05 April 2002, 16:56: Message edited by: Bender_the_Offender ]
I just seen the Damned Queen movie and I see no firetwirling. I think i was too busy being disappointed at the treatment of Anne Rice material!!
On an even more off topic tangent, Norwegian model Kristanna Loken will play the VX Terminator that fights Arnie's T800 Terminator in Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines. She's gunna use Krav Maga plus If we're lucky we might get to see some fire twirling.
ah ha ha hha
[ 05 April 2002, 16:56: Message edited by: Bender_the_Offender ]
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I fell asleep on my girlfreinds shoulder in titanic. She didn't appreciate that......
Well ive never seen The Clerks, Chasing Amy, Mall Rats, and Jay and Silent Bob strike back........but i have seen Dogma.
I fell asleep on my girlfreinds shoulder in titanic. She didn't appreciate that......
Well ive never seen The Clerks, Chasing Amy, Mall Rats, and Jay and Silent Bob strike back........but i have seen Dogma.
Good on usGood on us all
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Location: Edmonton, AB
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Posted:
I thought dogma was an entertaining movie. Something about alanis morisette being god was quite humorous
I thought dogma was an entertaining movie. Something about alanis morisette being god was quite humorous
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Dogma was hilalious...but then Kevin Smith is a God in my opinion. Nobody else does dialogue like that man...some of his comics are pretty funny too...
Jello, you wouldn't happen to know where to find a copy of the Twin Towers preview in another format would you? Nasty work people only do Windows Media...
I've seen LOTR The Fellowship of the Ring 3 times now...which I wouldn't recommend. The first and second times are amazing, but by the third you're starting to be able to say the lines and your brain is a little sick of seeing the first third of a film, effectively. And since the first one was the only book I ever read, I'm really interested in finding out how it all ends up...
Oh yes, Cantus, it binds them right?
Cheers
C
Dogma was hilalious...but then Kevin Smith is a God in my opinion. Nobody else does dialogue like that man...some of his comics are pretty funny too...
Jello, you wouldn't happen to know where to find a copy of the Twin Towers preview in another format would you? Nasty work people only do Windows Media...
I've seen LOTR The Fellowship of the Ring 3 times now...which I wouldn't recommend. The first and second times are amazing, but by the third you're starting to be able to say the lines and your brain is a little sick of seeing the first third of a film, effectively. And since the first one was the only book I ever read, I'm really interested in finding out how it all ends up...
Oh yes, Cantus, it binds them right?
Cheers
C
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Posted:
Also...while we're on films again...
Has anyone seen Hedwig and the Angry Inch ?
I would love anyone's comments on this amazing film (and also play, though I haven't seen it as a play yet.)
Cheers,
C
Also...while we're on films again...
Has anyone seen Hedwig and the Angry Inch ?
I would love anyone's comments on this amazing film (and also play, though I haven't seen it as a play yet.)
Cheers,
C
ambiguous
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Hey, sorry, havn't been able to find another format. I've been exteding my powers all over the interenet to do so, but well, to be honest, my powers are crap.
And oddly enough I saw The Fellowship of the Ring 8 times and still really enjoyed watching it. And just so you know, I only saw it in the theaters twice, I borrowed a bootleg copy from some guy, but he took it back so you can never prove anything! But anyways, it's still rocked, than again it's my perfect dream world, so I may be bias.
Hey, sorry, havn't been able to find another format. I've been exteding my powers all over the interenet to do so, but well, to be honest, my powers are crap.
And oddly enough I saw The Fellowship of the Ring 8 times and still really enjoyed watching it. And just so you know, I only saw it in the theaters twice, I borrowed a bootleg copy from some guy, but he took it back so you can never prove anything! But anyways, it's still rocked, than again it's my perfect dream world, so I may be bias.
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No no, don't get me wrong...I still loved the film...I'm just dying to see the rest, which detracted from my enjoyment...that's all...
Cheers for looking for me!
C
No no, don't get me wrong...I still loved the film...I'm just dying to see the rest, which detracted from my enjoyment...that's all...
Cheers for looking for me!
C
ambiguous
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Location: Mpls, MN, USA
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Posted:
I'll keep my eyes open Carrey, these things usually show up when you least expect them:)
I'll keep my eyes open Carrey, these things usually show up when you least expect them:)
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Location: High Wycombe, England
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Location: High Wycombe, England
Posted:
Dogma was pretty good, but I didn't think it was anywhere near as good as Chasing Amy, Clerks or Mallrats. I've not seen Jay and Silent Bob strike back - none of the cinemas around here would show it
I'm incredably glad to say I've seen no longer than 5 minutes of Titanic, I saw all the people falling off the end of the ship as it started to tip upright before sinking. If you can stop yourself from thinking that it probably actually happened like that, it's quite funny watching them bounce.
I keep meaning to go see LOTR again, but it's only being shown once a day at 10.45am at the cinema here now and I can't justify taking the time off work. I end up sleeping too late during the weekends too.
Dogma was pretty good, but I didn't think it was anywhere near as good as Chasing Amy, Clerks or Mallrats. I've not seen Jay and Silent Bob strike back - none of the cinemas around here would show it
I'm incredably glad to say I've seen no longer than 5 minutes of Titanic, I saw all the people falling off the end of the ship as it started to tip upright before sinking. If you can stop yourself from thinking that it probably actually happened like that, it's quite funny watching them bounce.
I keep meaning to go see LOTR again, but it's only being shown once a day at 10.45am at the cinema here now and I can't justify taking the time off work. I end up sleeping too late during the weekends too.
But there's no sense crying over every mistake. You just keep on trying till you run out of cake.
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Posted:
you must read this!
https://www.fanfiction.net/read.php?storyid=534018
"no! will his cuteness suffer?!"
Pere
you must read this!
https://www.fanfiction.net/read.php?storyid=534018
"no! will his cuteness suffer?!"
Pere
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Posted:
I really liked LOTR as well, but there was one bit in it that just really gave me the shits.
Arwen, who sohuldn't even be in the film at this point in time. Grabs Frodo, rides valiantly to the river then turns around and says. "If you want him, come and claim him"
In my opion, this could only have been more hollywood, if she had turned around and said
"Go ahead, make my day"
It really did shit me that bit.
I really liked LOTR as well, but there was one bit in it that just really gave me the shits.
Arwen, who sohuldn't even be in the film at this point in time. Grabs Frodo, rides valiantly to the river then turns around and says. "If you want him, come and claim him"
In my opion, this could only have been more hollywood, if she had turned around and said
"Go ahead, make my day"
It really did shit me that bit.
Good on usGood on us all
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Posted:
"We wants it, so we will gets it... my preciousssss...."
Hehe golum is so cool
Was the trailer supposed to be flickering? Because it kinda worried me, it was flickering the same way my eyes screw up when I get a migrane. Freaked me out there.
"We wants it, so we will gets it... my preciousssss...."
Hehe golum is so cool
Was the trailer supposed to be flickering? Because it kinda worried me, it was flickering the same way my eyes screw up when I get a migrane. Freaked me out there.
ambiguous
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Location: Mpls, MN, USA
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Location: Mpls, MN, USA
Posted:
quote:hehe, that was great:D
Originally posted by Peregrine:
you must read this!
https://www.fanfiction.net/read.php?storyid=534018
"no! will his cuteness suffer?!"
Pere
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