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They're selling them now for the first time on blue-ray...They're only like a hundred bucks each... :neutral: Youtube should have most of it.Crazy Eight wrote:Don't have them...Vader182 wrote:
Watch the special features of the expanded films, all your questions will be answered.
-Vader
*BluMW715 wrote:They're selling them now for the first time on blue-ray...They're only like a hundred bucks each... :neutral: Youtube should have most of it.Crazy Eight wrote:
Don't have them...
....I don't think they're all on youtube. Return of the King Expanded has 12 hours of bonus features.Crazy Eight wrote:*BluMW715 wrote: They're selling them now for the first time on blue-ray...They're only like a hundred bucks each... :neutral: Youtube should have most of it.
I have the theatrical cut Blu-ray's, and the films are long enough as is for my taste. But, yeah, I found them on Youtube.
Well... I found more then I'm gonna watch on Youtube.Vader182 wrote:....I don't think they're all on youtube. Return of the King Expanded has 12 hours of bonus features.Crazy Eight wrote:
*Blu
I have the theatrical cut Blu-ray's, and the films are long enough as is for my taste. But, yeah, I found them on Youtube.
Literally.
-Vader
Probably should have told Jackson that maybe he would have listened. Still don't understand why this film needs 3D, it does demolish the consistency between the films.Crazy Eight wrote:Everyone knows by now how Peter Jackson feels about 3D and that these films are being shot in 3D, but I really loved what Martin Freeman (Blibo...) had to say when asked if he liked 3D.
"No...I don't... I really hope that's a cycle that passes actually, I don't care about 3D... I genuinely don't care about it."
Surprisingly honest.
Then watch it in 2D...cooldued wrote:Probably should have told Jackson that maybe he would have listened. Still don't understand why this film needs 3D, it does demolish the consistency between the films.Crazy Eight wrote:Everyone knows by now how Peter Jackson feels about 3D and that these films are being shot in 3D, but I really loved what Martin Freeman (Blibo...) had to say when asked if he liked 3D.
"No...I don't... I really hope that's a cycle that passes actually, I don't care about 3D... I genuinely don't care about it."
Surprisingly honest.
But it was filmed in 3D. He meant the audience to see in that form.Crazy Eight wrote:Then watch it in 2D...cooldued wrote:
Probably should have told Jackson that maybe he would have listened. Still don't understand why this film needs 3D, it does demolish the consistency between the films.
