Originally Posted by Zigûr (Post 702917)

This site, however, suggests that a silent reading of the book is definitely faster than watching the non-extended editions, although this was approximating the length of the third film.

Originally Posted by Zigûr (Post 702917)

A quick calculation suggests that all three extended editions back to back would be about 8 hours and 50 minutes, while Rob Inglis' reading is 11 hours 8 minutes. So maybe a speedy read.

This site, however, suggests that a silent reading of the book is definitely faster than watching the non-extended editions, although this was approximating the length of the third film.

Originally Posted by Kuruharan (Post 703542)

The sad thing now, of course, is we didn't have anything to gather round the fire and bash last year...and possibly never again. :( :cool:

Originally Posted by Galadriel55 (Post 703544)

Nothing to complain about? I think that's a perfect cause for complaint! :p

Originally Posted by Kuruharan (Post 703542)

The sad thing now, of course, is we didn't have anything to gather round the fire and bash last year...and possibly never again. :( :cool:

Originally Posted by Andsigil (Post 703547)

James Cameron just signed up as the director for a Silmarillion film.

;)

Originally Posted by William Cloud Hicklin (Post 703632)

How about Michael Bay's 'Smith and Major Wooton?' A star crystal of alien origin transports a young man to another world, where he can transform into a giant robot...

Originally Posted by William Cloud Hicklin (Post 703632)

How about Michael Bay's 'Smith and Major Wooton?' A star crystal of alien origin transports a young man to another world, where he can transform into a giant robot...