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Barrow-Wight
Rohan
Nov 4 2014, 9:00pm
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Lord Of The Rings Extended Editions
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So I Just bought Desolation Of Smaug Extended Edition I'm looking forward to watching it when I get time it's kind of an all day thing for me lol. Anyway this thread is about the covers of the EE. When AUJ EE came out I was slightly disappointed that the cover didn't look like a book like the covers for LOTR did. it had a window with a picture in it the UK got one that looked like the old LOTR covers. But after I held it in my hands I began to like The Hobbit cover sure it was different but that was okay, now that DOS has followed the trend (I got the one with Bilbo in front of Smaug's giant eye) I wondered what the LOTR covers would look like if they were made like the Hobbit, would they use a poster a scene from the movie or what? this is what I think
FOTR
The Argonath
TTT
Orthanc with Barad Dur in the background
ROTK
Minas Tirith
well that's my 2 cents what covers do you think they'd use?
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The Grey Pilgrim
Lorien
Nov 5 2014, 3:54pm
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Maybe the covers they used for the LE DVDs
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These seem to be pretty popular and I like them too. They used the same ones for the standalone releases of EE Blu-rays and for the movie tie in paperbacks of the books used to promote the Hobbit.
So as you can see. Argonath for FOTR, Orthanc for TTT and Barad-dur for ROTK.
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sauget.diblosio
Tol Eressea
Nov 6 2014, 7:44pm
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I really like the look of these.
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Even though technically they're a double dip, they did a nice job on these, with the Theatrical and Extended Editions on one disc, and the Costa Botes docs on the other. I like having all the sets-- the original Theatrical Editions for the trailers and cheezy bonus features, and the big Extended Editions for the Appendices.
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cliffmiller
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Jan 12 2015, 1:15am
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I have the extended edition and its about 40 or so minutes added to the movie with extra parts that wasnt in the theaters. Most movies when they come out these days, they have an extended dvd version, such as Taken has an extra 15 or so mins to, not sure i havent bought it yet. Over all the extra minutes just expand the story, sometimes its explains more.
Basically the extra mins are the parts they cut out of the movie so that they can play it in theater for a reasonable time length in the theaters. They just put them back in on the dvd and called it extended edition.
(This post was edited by Silverlode on Jan 12 2015, 1:49am)
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