I only dream of LoTR 3 and Half life 2

I clearly have no life.

I just bought the Underworld Soundtrack, come friday, I will have probably bought the new Soul Caliber game, and on Tuesday, the new A Perfect Circle comes out, and so yeah, neither do I..
We should start a group for people that have no life..
HA!

In the "I have no life" competition, I believe I am a world-class contender.

In fact, "Half-life 2" might even force me to re-install Windows on my computer! (which is a dramatic statement, believe me.)

There is a killer new Finch song on that CD

No life or not, Return of the King is a very acceptable dream to be having. I mean holy shit!, we are talking the movie that is going to change the world. Im getting horny just thinking about it.

I'm pretty pumped up about Return of the King.

I think it's a worthy place to invest one's anticipatory geek energy.

Same here!

So, does anyone know if their city is going to have the ten-hour Lord Of The Rings marathon?

VARIETY: 'Rings' will bow before the 'King'

Before any king can return, New Line Cinema will re-release of the first two "Lord of the Rings" pics worldwide, this time with additional scenes and footage added.

Just two weeks before the Dec. 17 release of "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" -- the final installment of the Peter Jackson-helmed epic trilogy -- the first two "Ring" entries will be unspooling worldwide.

In memoranda sent to exhibitors on Wednesday, New Line laid out a game plan to promote the third film by refreshing filmgoers' memories with "The Fellowship of the Ring" and "The Two Towers."

Plan calls for putting the films on 100-150 screens in top 10 U.S. markets. Many other U.S. cities will have one cinema participating in the special extended edition screenings. Running times for the extended editions are 208 minutes for "Fellowship of the Ring" and 214 minutes for "The Two Towers."





Oh, pleaseohpleaseohpleaseohpleaseohplease come to Kansas City!

I'm willing to bet that the IMAX cinema here in London will do a back-to-back showing of all three LOTR films early next year after ROTK comes out. And if so, I'm *definitely* there...

The IMAX did a showing of all 5 Star Wars films back-to-back last year which I did, starting at midnight (in chronological order). I made it all the way to the end of Jedi (about 8.30am) before finally falling asleep too.

Life? What life?