Frodo: Please, what does it always mean, this... this "Aragorn"?
Elrond: That's his name. Aragorn, son of Arathorn.
Aragorn: I like "Strider."
Elrond: We named the *dog* "Strider".
A discussion of Lord of the Rings - The Return of the King. If you're a pervy hobbit fancier, this is the place for you.
The cast commentaries were amusing. I especially liked David Wenham's
rant about the crappy horse he was given,
along with the revelation about his nickname,
which may or may not have been Dom and Billy BSing at DW's expense.
My favorite bit of the cast commentaries, though, was Bernard Hill's voiceover about what Theoden was most likely thinking when they left Edoras.
Got RotKEE for Christmas. Now, I must go back and read all the white font. On initial viewing, I was not as pleased as with the other two EE versions. I may need to purchase the theatrical version of this one after all. I did like
the House of Healing
scene, but it was too short, IMHO, and upon reflection, AnotherAlaskan was correct in our conversation, when he said that what Aragorn was doing looked
too much like normal nursing.
I got ROTKEE & Firefly for Christmas. This is the best 'Best Buy' Christmas ever.
me=happy
eta: but I apparently can't spell
Nigh onto perfect, beathen!
Also, I love the
Liv Tyler
song, but I am so bummed that it is not on the soundtrack.
I bet it'll be on the EE soundtrack.
There are EE soundtracks?
Supposedly they will be coming out in '05.
Anne,
If Dom and Billy riffed on David Wenham's
nickname
being
Daisy
they weren't bsing.
I heard it on the do NOT mock meVan Helsing commentary. Apparently, David is well-loved and sadly monikered.
I still think of him as
Audrey from Moulin Rouge
, so I suppose that's not too much of a stretch.
I can totally see that nickname for him.
Just watched Disk 5, and my overwhelming feeling from the extra material is sheer wonder at how close the movies came to being a complete train-wreck. I mean, no matter how much I complain about the odd writing changes that made it to the screen (Denethor's death, elves showing up at Helm's Deep, Frodo wrestling Gollum at the Crack o' Doom, everything Arwen) they had stuff in the can, in fairly final state, that was much MUCH worse.
That, and I am still kicking myself for not just up and moving to New Zealand 4-5 years ago when I saw the first call for talent. I didn't HAVE any talent, but I'm sure I could've done something to contribute, and how great would it have been to be involved in that project? Not your standard movie shoot.