What do you think will be in the EE? - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Essex · 06-09-2004, 04:35 AM

good point on the extras. I'm looking forward to more banter from dom and billy, and Sir Christopher Lee showing off again that he met JRR down the pub.

What would be great is if they could find the space to fit in the "Use well the days" song (or video if it exists). This is an even better tune than "Into the West"

A gaffs/blopers reel would be great, but I bet Jackson doesn't do this.

The main thing I'm looking forward to is the director and writers commentary on the film, especially on their decisions on 'tangents' from the book. I always find this interesting. (I still can't get over P Boyen's utterly sumg face when she explained the changes to Faramir in TT!)

Oh, and for me, they must include the Crossroads section in the EE film. One of the best pieces of writing in the book, and it would look stunning on film methinks. You know, Frodo looking back over the darkness envelloping Gondor, and he sees the shaft of light that lit the staute's face, showing that Darkness cannot prevail forever......

06-09-2004, 04:35 AM	#29
Essex Ghost Prince of Cardolan Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Essex, England Posts: 886	good point on the extras. I'm looking forward to more banter from dom and billy, and Sir Christopher Lee showing off again that he met JRR down the pub. What would be great is if they could find the space to fit in the "Use well the days" song (or video if it exists). This is an even better tune than "Into the West" A gaffs/blopers reel would be great, but I bet Jackson doesn't do this. The main thing I'm looking forward to is the director and writers commentary on the film, especially on their decisions on 'tangents' from the book. I always find this interesting. (I still can't get over P Boyen's utterly sumg face when she explained the changes to Faramir in TT!) Oh, and for me, they must include the Crossroads section in the EE film. One of the best pieces of writing in the book, and it would look stunning on film methinks. You know, Frodo looking back over the darkness envelloping Gondor, and he sees the shaft of light that lit the staute's face, showing that Darkness cannot prevail forever......