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Hey, I realize it was one book, but it is 3 different movies.
I thought the second one was the best, personally.
Technically, 'The Lord of the Rings' was 6 books. Typically, they are packaged two 'books' per actual book. And if you throw 'The Hobbit' into the mix you get either 4 or 7 books, depending on your perspective.
Hmm...I think I'm expressing my geekitude now.
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Originally posted by Javalon Technically, 'The Lord of the Rings' was 6 books. Typically, they are packaged two 'books' per actual book. And if you throw 'The Hobbit' into the mix you get either 4 or 7 books, depending on your perspective.
Hmm...I think I'm expressing my geekitude now.
Ok, but wasn't that an editorial decision? I am fairly certain that Tolkien intended LOTR to be 1 novel. This is based in a foreword from his son in my copy.
Originally posted by Jared Ok, but wasn't that an editorial decision? I am fairly certain that Tolkien intended LOTR to be 1 novel. This is based in a foreword from his son in my copy.
yea that's right but the publishers refused because they thought people wouldn't read it because it was too daunting. He also got pissed off with the publisher because they changed the name to return of the king in the 3rd book cause it gave away the plot.
Dumb and dumber the original not the gay new one...
forrest gump
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cant think of many more those are the best
Whats a Quarter Back to do with so many choices....Bell....Griffin....Hearst....Smith....W atts and our D rocks!!! Hey Sharpe good luck with CBS
THE PLAGUE IS BACK!
Casablanca
The Maltese Falcon
Any Given Sunday
M*A*S*H
Momento
Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan
Star Trek 6: The Undiscovered Country
Sleeper (Great Woody Allen Movie)
I'll think of more and get back to this later.
Sprite? Good. You mind if I have some of your tasty beverage to wash this down with?
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