I figure I've got one more purchase of LotR in me, so he better make it worth it when I move to Blu Ray.
But he did Lucas Fellowship, right? I'm not imagining that?
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I figure I've got one more purchase of LotR in me, so he better make it worth it when I move to Blu Ray.
But he did Lucas Fellowship, right? I'm not imagining that?
I do think Jackson should have gone ahead and used "Yakety Sax" to score the scene of everyone escaping Goblintown. I mean, it was already essentially a Benny Hill sketch.
One of the things about the goblins and orcs in the Hobbit vs. same in LotR: they have so much more agency. They're own kingdom, with it's own king etc. I had forgotten that: the LotR version are much more anonymous servants of evil than those in the Hobbit. (Even the trolls in the Hobbit have more of their own lives/civilazation/customs.)
I just saw a piece on the costumes of the new Great Gatsby, and they look great-- and I love Baz Luhrman! But another person I irrationally hate is Tobey Maguire, so I am not sure if I can watch it?
I missed the beginning of the movie due to equipment issues, and I didn't get enough Smaug. Am sad.
I just saw a piece on the costumes of the new Great Gatsby, and they look great-- and I love Baz Luhrman! But another person I irrationally hate is Tobey Maguire, so I am not sure if I can watch it?
It looks gorgeous, but I'm not sure I can get past the not!Redford-ness of it all.
I missed the beginning of the movie due to equipment issues, and I didn't get enough Smaug. Am sad.
Well, you don't really see him in the beginning, just a lot of fire and things being knocked over.
I went with my sister to see it in 2D tonight (she saw the HFR version on her own and texted me after to ask why PJ shot the movie on a cell phone), and it was still good. This theater was pretty crappy, unfortunately, so I can't make a fair comparison between the HFR 3D and the 2D versions of the movie - this theater didn't even have stadium seating and I strained my neck trying to see around the head of the guy in front of me.
Still, damn. That's a lot of movie, and I love it so.
Paul Rudd just went on Conan to promote his new movie, and instead of a clip of This Is 40 he gave them one from Mack & Me.
This 40 thing is the most tempting Apatow to me, like, ever, and that's no small amount due to the leads. I like them. Maybe DVD. Or if there's a gap after Hobbit 2D HFR.
The Hobbit opens here today, mostly in 3D with subtitles. Will the subtitles float in the air? That would be cool.