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[melcreada]

I am sad. For some reason I had a long, ELABORATE dream about taking some sort of fan-based tour that basically followed the LotR actors around from premiere to premiere (with lots of side adventures). It was one of the clearest dreams I have had in recent memory. Of course, there was a visit to a haunted ranger station (???somewhere in the woods) to fill my "ghost quotient" that I seem to require on all dreams lately. Anyway, it was very exciting and *squee* filled, but when I woke up I was horribly depressed. Not because it wasn't true, but because this is it. Fin. Final. No more LotR. *sniffle*

Okay, lugging my sorry carcass to work.

Where oh where is JP?

Comments

[wonderelf.livejournal.com]

There's still the extended version of RoTK to look forward too :) Maybe Peter Jackson will one day make the epic Simillarion...and then it can run on the History channel ^_^ Plus stalking hobbits far outlives the movie yessss preciousssss

[joseishijin.livejournal.com]

How do I love thee...let me count the ways! One car, 2 sets of binoculars, three thousand miles, and four hobbits (give or take a hobbit).

Yes.

Thank you for making me laugh when all I want to do is sit and pout.

Woo! Simillarion. I'd watch it...

[ixiepixie.livejournal.com]

What Emi said, there's always the RotK EE version to look forward to. And after than, LotR EE versions marathon!!! 10.5 solid hours of LotR goodness! Wheeeeee! Hehe, I can see the History channel doing some sort of mini series on the Silmarillion, but please just by pass all the namings of fathers and sons going back 300 generations and get to the good parts. ^^

[joseishijin.livejournal.com]

LOL! Yes, the "bible" flavor of that part would not really fit into any film. Yay! EE marathons! Poor JP....heh.