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Tarcil Slaves of Udun - Rank 1 Status: Offline Posts: 25 Date: May 16, 2008	Extended edition DVDS Permalink   I have only seen the two towers extended edition dvd, it was very good veiwing. can anyone tell me if the other two extended edition movies are any good and if they make a difference to the veiwing experiance __________________
The Might Witchking of Angmar - Rank 10 Status: Offline Posts: 3110 Date: May 16, 2008	Permalink   I personally believe that yes, the Extended Edition is worth it as many scenes are added that help you better understand (especially as a non-Tolkien fan) what is going on and improve the movie as a whole. Unfortunately also here there are big differences as opposed to the books such as Saruman's and Mouth of Sauron's deaths. But yeah, all in all I would say get them, especially since now more than 4 years after the last release they have become rather cheap for example on Ebay. __________________ Honor, Freedom, Fatherland
ArwenLegolas Tom Bombadil Status: Offline Posts: 1873 Date: May 18, 2008	Permalink   I especially like the the EE for the Fellowship of the Ring because it has the scene of Gildor Inglorion in it. He is not saying a thing, but you can see his company on their way to the Mithlond. My husband picked up on one of the Elven gowns, the one Elf wore leading a horse with a child on it. He made it for me. Here it is  Backview Frontview -- Edited by ArwenLegolas at 04:44, 2008-05-18 __________________ Hey dol! merry dol! ring a dong dillo! Ring a dong! hop along! fal lal the willow! Tom Bom, Jolly Tom, Tom Bombadillo!
The Might Witchking of Angmar - Rank 10 Status: Offline Posts: 3110 Date: May 21, 2008	Permalink   Hmm truly has something mystic and mysterious to it. Nice dress! __________________ Honor, Freedom, Fatherland
ArwenLegolas Tom Bombadil Status: Offline Posts: 1873 Date: May 24, 2008	Permalink   Well thank you The Might. It's a German Burda Pattern. __________________ Hey dol! merry dol! ring a dong dillo! Ring a dong! hop along! fal lal the willow! Tom Bom, Jolly Tom, Tom Bombadillo!

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