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The Return of the King...returns.
LOTR: Return Of The King Is Coming Back To Theaters For 20th Anniversary
The Return of the King...returns.
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LOTR: Return Of The King returns to theaters in April for its 20th anniversary
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The Return of the King...returns.
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I've done it at the Alamo Drafthouse leading up to The Hobbit release. It was a long day, but between the breaks and good food, I enjoyed it a lot.
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Here in the UK, the Prince Charles Cinema do yearly extended cut marathons.
THE LORD OF THE RINGS TRILOGY - EXTENDED EDITIONS - The Prince Charles Cinema
Sun 26 May to Sun 21 Jul
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The last one I attended was good fun. Although, been hungover and traversing the Underground to get home was quite the mission.
I remember seeing it when I was 7 in the theater. I actually remember the experience of it too. Not many times I can remember going to the theater when I was a kid.
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Seeing Saruman bite the dust on the big screen is always great.
Shame the original theater goers were robbed of this moment.
Shame the original theater goers were robbed of this moment.
I did that twice in theatre. Was a very fun day.
Lots of cinemas do these LOTR marathons yearly around christmas in Germany.
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Don't love RotK extended, the pacing is glacial compared to the first two extendeds, but still tempting…
I just assumed the original theatrical releases were still running and lower tier cast members were still coming in to hug Frodo in Slow Motion
The trailer in the OP has nothing on the original which may be one the greatest trailers of all time.
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We just got our tickets this morning, I am so excited.
There is a specific moment that hits me every time in ROTK. When the men of Gondor are racing back to Minas Tirith on horseback, and the Nazgûl are attacking them, Gandalf rides out and blinds them with the light of his staff. The music hits just right. The cinematography hits just right, with a single shot focusing on Gandalf and the soldiers racing back towards the city as the camera pans towards it. Simply an incredible moment that I cannot wait to see on the big screen again. I may tear up lol
I'm jealous, that sounds great!
There is a specific moment that hits me every time in ROTK. When the men of Gondor are racing back to Minas Tirith on horseback, and the Nazgûl are attacking them, Gandalf rides out and blinds them with the light of his staff. The music hits just right. The cinematography hits just right, with a single shot focusing on Gandalf and the soldiers racing back towards the city as the camera pans towards it. Simply an incredible moment that I cannot wait to see on the big screen again. I may tear up lol
Here in the UK, the Prince Charles Cinema do yearly extended cut marathons.
THE LORD OF THE RINGS TRILOGY - EXTENDED EDITIONS - The Prince Charles Cinema
Sun 26 May to Sun 21 Jul
The last one I attended was good fun. Although, been hungover and traversing the Underground to get home was quite the mission.
I'm jealous, that sounds great!
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My cinema-going experience of this movie is needing the toilet after like 30mins, but the movie was so good I had to hold it in until the end. Was close to pissing myself by the end, it was very uncomfortable. Especially with all the endings!
Best feeling ever when I finally went to the toilet and stood there for like two minutes letting it all out and knowing I'd just watched a masterpiece.
Best feeling ever when I finally went to the toilet and stood there for like two minutes letting it all out and knowing I'd just watched a masterpiece.
They're long, but not fifteen hours long. Combined, they're around 11.5 hours total.
Oh, God...I watched this so many times in college. Not sure I like it being labeled a classic trailer.
You're probably in decent company here, we trend geezerly
I was a few months away from high school graduation when Fellowship came out and that was a goddamn theatrical experience and a half. "Mesmerized" doesn't even do it justice. I was genuinely transported to another place. And then the next two came out during college so they're inextricably linked to that time in my life.
I was a huge Hobbit/LOTR fan as a kid so to see them reproduced with such fidelity was actually astonishing.
Amen. Master-class trailer. Haven't watched it in years, but watching it again just now gave me goosebumps. I definitely watched it DOZENS of times in college, lol.
Perfect! Regal keeps randomly throwing the trilogy back in theaters and last time my brother and I caught The Fellowship and The Two Towers, but missed out on Return of the King. Definitely going to go see it.