Music from the hit film The Lord Of The Rings has beaten works by Holst, Grieg and Dvorak to make it into the top 10 of classical music buffs' favourites. Howard Shore's compositions are ranked ninth in the annual Hall of Fame compiled from the votes of quarter of a million Classic FM listeners.<BR><A HREF="http://www.ananova.com/entertainment/story/sm_772719.html?menu=" TARGET=_blank>More</A><P>On Saturday, April 19, The Fellowship of the Ring won the Best Screenplay Nebula, awarded by the Science Fiction Writers of America at their annual conference in Philadelphia. Peter sent along a video-taped acceptance.<BR><A HREF="http://www.dpsinfo.com/awardweb/index.html#jackson" TARGET=_blank>More</A>

IGN.com is asking 'Which one is your favorite movie out of this batch..' and among the options are The Two Towers, SW Ep II, The Matrix and others. Right now, the original Matrix is winning. If you can stand the excessively annoying adverts on IGN (Gotta love those full screen forced ads, pop-ups, pop-unders, pop-ins, pop-i'm-going-to-go-insane), go over and cast your vote!<P><A HREF="http://www.ign.com/" TARGET=_blank>Vote Here!</A>

Fandango.com is running a "most anticipated sequel of the year" poll. RoTK is up against a few heavyweights. Wander on over and register your vote. I is at the bottom right.<P><A HREF="http://www.fandango.com/" TARGET=_blank>Vote Here!</A>

Done and done. Hope we win eh?

Digit Magazine has a poll asking "Which movie special effects blew your mind?" Apparently LoTR is leading, but is being dogged by the Matrix. You need to scroll down the page a bit to see the poll, which is on the left hand side.<P><A HREF="http://www.digitmag.co.uk/" TARGET=_blank>Click Here!</A>

Matrix dogging? not in a long shot.<P>2001 (49) 2% <BR> <BR>Harry Potter (14) 0% <BR>The Hulk (16) 1% <BR> <BR>LOTR (2651) 88% <BR> <BR>The Matrix (208) 7% <BR> <BR>Spider-Man (12) 0% <BR>Star Wars (62) 2% <BR> <P><BR>Total Votes: 3012<P><BR>I rest my case <P>Abedithon le

AOL is having their online movie awards going on right now and ROTK is in almost every category! <P><A HREF="http://www.moviefone.com/features/standAlone.adp?page=ama2003_vote_nominees" TARGET=_blank>Click Here!</A>

Thanks for the link, Arwen. Needless to say, I voted for LOTR in all of the categories in which it was present.

As did I. How could anyone not?

There ive voted. any more polls for us Arwen?

Vote YES! For ROTK '04!

Yay! I voted for RotK wherever it was nominated, and also PotC and X-men, my other two favorite movies (I wonder if it's any coincidence that they both have actors from LotR in them?)

It says that they're counting the first round votes now, and that we can vote for the finalists today starting at 6 pm EST.

Well, I just finished voting for LOTR, once again, in all the categories in which it was a finalist. And there were a lot.... Now hopefully it will win Best Picture, since TTT did last year, supposedly.

The voting period for "The Golden Schmoes" is now open from February 5-12, 2004. Return of the King has 11 nominations.<P><A HREF="http://www.joblo.com/goldenschmoes.htm" TARGET=_blank>Vote Here!</A><P>Internet Movie Awards: ROTK has received several nominations, including "Favorite Picture", "Favorite Supporting Actor" for Andy Serkis and Sean Astin, and "Favorite Supporting Actress" for Miranda Otto. I thought your readers may like to know. Voting lasts until February 29th.<P><A HREF="http://www.internetmovieawards.com/ima/login.awards.php?c=1" TARGET=_blank>Clickity!</A><p>[ 4:05 PM February 05, 2004: Message edited by: Arwen Imladris ]

We won!
 

RotK won in 11 categories and was runner up in 2 for "The Golden Schmoes"! Click Arwen's link to see which ones.