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Jul. 27th, 2004 03:52 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
acroyearJackson's 'Return of the King' DVD Adds 50 Minutes
Director Peter Jackson has added 50 -- count 'em, 50 -- minutes to the DVD version of The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, due out in December, New Line Entertainment has announced. The additional footage includes 300 new special effects, the studio said. -- source: IMDB (and I've seen bootleg footage of the trailer they ran @ the comiccon)
between that and confirming that the Fantasy Ball has sold enough tickets to guarentee profitability is making today a good day after all, in spite of all the crap the gadgets (and briefly losing my car registration renewal form) gave me today...
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faireraven, can you post a question to hip_domestics about how they manage the tons upon tons of mail they have to keep (Bills, paystubs, receipts, etc)? any organization scheme we come up with gets over-flooded within weeks, or there's that *one day* when so much mail comes in at once that it simply can't be dealt with if one is utterly lacking in patience or time...
Director Peter Jackson has added 50 -- count 'em, 50 -- minutes to the DVD version of The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, due out in December, New Line Entertainment has announced. The additional footage includes 300 new special effects, the studio said. -- source: IMDB (and I've seen bootleg footage of the trailer they ran @ the comiccon)
between that and confirming that the Fantasy Ball has sold enough tickets to guarentee profitability is making today a good day after all, in spite of all the crap the gadgets (and briefly losing my car registration renewal form) gave me today...
Hey
faireraven, can you post a question to hip_domestics about how they manage the tons upon tons of mail they have to keep (Bills, paystubs, receipts, etc)? any organization scheme we come up with gets over-flooded within weeks, or there's that *one day* when so much mail comes in at once that it simply can't be dealt with if one is utterly lacking in patience or time...
