Flikkan skrev:Läste i någon tidning någonstans att VHS:en kommer ut den 26:e augusti. Stämmer det? Kom den inte ut den 6 (eller liknande) förra året?
Inte orkar jag vänta i 20 dagar!
Det är väl den kortare bioversionen som kommer i augusti.
Nya scener i Two Towers (förlängda versionen)
Jo, gjabben, den har visats...för dom lyckosamma jävlarna på aftonbladet -> http://www.aftonbladet.se/vss/noje/stor ... 80,00.html
* I inledningen klättrar Frodo och Sam nedför berg i dimma på repet Sam fick av Galadriel.
* Uruk-hai och orcher som fångat Merry och Pippin grälar om att de måste ta hoberna till Saruman. Merry får något äckligt att dricka.
* Ny scen med Saruman när han pratar om att skövla Fangorn för bränsle.
* Sarumans undersåtar lovar att kämpa.
* Eomer och hans ryttare hittar döda hästar, orcher och soldater i flodkanten vid Isenvaden. En av de sårade är Theodens son Théodred. Eomer rider tillbaka med honom till Edoras. Gravsättning. Eomer sjunger.
* Aragorn, Gimli och Legolas skjuter mot/slåss med vite trollkarlen.
* Gandalf förutser enternas uppvaknande. Fler diskussioner.
* Lavskägge pratar mer. Så mycket att Merry och Pippin somnar och han lägger dem i gräset. När de vaknar dricker Pippin av vatten som gör honom längre. Hoberna bråkar om vem som är längst. De fångas in av ett annat träds rötter.
* Eowyn ger stuvning till Aragorn i en komisk scen. Hon är nyfiken på hans ålder. När han till sist säger 87 år förstår hon att han är en Dúnedain.
* Slaget vid Helms klyfta är längre och våldsammare.
* Merry och Pippin hittar mat och piptobak på slutet. De står i vatten till midjan när de ser flytande äpplen från Sarumans förråd.
* Trädliknande huorner anfaller orcherna när de flyr från slaget vid Hornborgen.
* Frodo, Sam och Gollum flyr ur Osgiliath och Faramir pratar mer med dem och hotar Gollum.
* Mer av Gollum, mer av de flesta figurerna.
* I inledningen klättrar Frodo och Sam nedför berg i dimma på repet Sam fick av Galadriel.
* Uruk-hai och orcher som fångat Merry och Pippin grälar om att de måste ta hoberna till Saruman. Merry får något äckligt att dricka.
* Ny scen med Saruman när han pratar om att skövla Fangorn för bränsle.
* Sarumans undersåtar lovar att kämpa.
* Eomer och hans ryttare hittar döda hästar, orcher och soldater i flodkanten vid Isenvaden. En av de sårade är Theodens son Théodred. Eomer rider tillbaka med honom till Edoras. Gravsättning. Eomer sjunger.
* Aragorn, Gimli och Legolas skjuter mot/slåss med vite trollkarlen.
* Gandalf förutser enternas uppvaknande. Fler diskussioner.
* Lavskägge pratar mer. Så mycket att Merry och Pippin somnar och han lägger dem i gräset. När de vaknar dricker Pippin av vatten som gör honom längre. Hoberna bråkar om vem som är längst. De fångas in av ett annat träds rötter.
* Eowyn ger stuvning till Aragorn i en komisk scen. Hon är nyfiken på hans ålder. När han till sist säger 87 år förstår hon att han är en Dúnedain.
* Slaget vid Helms klyfta är längre och våldsammare.
* Merry och Pippin hittar mat och piptobak på slutet. De står i vatten till midjan när de ser flytande äpplen från Sarumans förråd.
* Trädliknande huorner anfaller orcherna när de flyr från slaget vid Hornborgen.
* Frodo, Sam och Gollum flyr ur Osgiliath och Faramir pratar mer med dem och hotar Gollum.
* Mer av Gollum, mer av de flesta figurerna.
*SPOILERVARNING*
Digital Bits har sett den förlängda versionen:
"This extended edition includes more than 43 minutes of new scenes and footage, added by director Peter Jackson just for this DVD release. As with the Fellowship extended cut, these new moments add tremendous depth and development to certain characters, give a greater sense of epic scope to the journey, provide wonderful new moments of humor and greatly enhance the intensity of the major battle scenes. Here's a detailed rundown of the new footage you can expect to see on this DVD:
A new opening scene, after Gandalf's fall in Moria, in which we see Sam and Frodo climbing down a rocky crevasse using the Elven rope (the title The Two Towers now appears at the start of this scene).
Sam and Frodo getting rained on in the mountains as Gollum watches from a cliff above them.
Gollum's good and bad selves fighting over whether or not to lead Sam and Frodo to Mordor.
The Orcs arguing about their orders, and Pippen asking them to give a wounded Merry some water.
More of Saruman the White overseeing the construction of his Orc army, including his ordering the destruction of Fangorn Forest to fuel his furnaces, as well as the Wildmen pledging allegiance to him.
More of the villages of Rohan being plundered by the Wildmen.
Éomer finding a mortally-wounded Théodred at the scene of a great battle with Saruman's Orcs.
More of Gríma Wormtongue banishing Éomer from Rohan.
More of the Orcs fighting over whether or not to eat Merry and Pippin, including the realization that they believe the two Hobbits are carrying the Ring.
Gollum complaining of his hunger in the Dead Marshes, eating a worm and playing on Frodo's knowledge of the Ring.
Leoglas talking about the trees in Fangorn Forest, and how Elves first raised them into intelligent creatures long ago.
More of Gandalf the White's return in Fangorn, in which he talks about what's happening in Edoras and how, because of Merry and Pippin's arrival in the forest, the Ents are going to wake up and fight.
Treebeard reciting Ent poetry to Merry and Pippin, which puts them to sleep.
Gandalf telling Aragorn about events to come on the way to Edoras: "Sauron fears what you may become." Gandalf says Sauron doesn't suspect that the plan is to destroy The Ring rather than use it.
Merry and Pippin drinking a potion in Fangorn that causes them to grow, then getting trapped in the roots of a tree until Treebeard saves them.
Treebeard telling Merry and Pippin why there are so few Ents left.
Wormtongue spitting on Aragorn's outstretched hand before he escapes after being spared in Edoras.
Aragorn calming a horse named Brego in the stables of Edoras with Elvish talk, as Éowyn watches.
Saruman grumbling about Gandalf's reappearance, then learning of Aragorn's existence from Wormtongue.
King Théoden promising that they'll return to Edoras before leading his people to Helm's Deep.
More of Faramir capturing Frodo and Sam.
Aragorn and Théoden talking about Éowyn on the road to Helm's Deep.
Aragorn and Éowyn talking about his great age over a bowl of bad stew.
Extended flashback moments of Aragorn and Arwen together in Rivendale.
More intense footage of the battle with the Warg Riders.
Éowyn checking on the meager food stores upon arrival at Helm's Deep.
More of Faramir telling Sam and Frodo of Boromir's death, and of finding the Horn of Gondor broken.
A major new flashback scene in which we see Boromir and Faramir after reclaiming Osgiliath for Gondor. We learn that their father, Denethor, disapproves of Faramir. Denethor tells Boromir about the meeting that's been called by Elrond in Rivendale - the Ring has been found. Denethor sends Boromir to the meeting, and orders him to bring the Ring back to Gondor to save their people.
Faramir's men beating Gollum before questioning.
Aragorn and Éowyn talking before the battle of Helm's Deep. Éowyn says she wants to fight at his side, and basically admits that she loves him.
More of the Ent council in the woods - it's already night, but the Ents have only just finished saying "Good morning" to each other.
Much more intense footage during the battle at Helm's Deep.
The trees of Fangorn Forest marching to Helm's Deep, to get revenge on the Orcs.
The Orcs fleeing Helm's Deep, only to be swallowed up by the trees which have blocked their escape.
A very funny moment between Legolas and Gimli in which they brag to each other about the number of Orcs they've each killed in the battle.
Merry and Pippin discovering a pantry filled with food after the battle at Isengard.
And finally, Faramir leading Frodo and Sam out of Osgiliath. Sam tells Faramir that he's finally shown his quality - the very best. Faramir threatens Gollum as to what will happen if the Hobbits come to harm. As they depart for Mordor, Sam is kind to Gollum for the first time, telling him that Frodo only meant to save him by letting Faramir's men take him prisoner."
Kan knappt vänta tills den 18:e!!!
Digital Bits har sett den förlängda versionen:
"This extended edition includes more than 43 minutes of new scenes and footage, added by director Peter Jackson just for this DVD release. As with the Fellowship extended cut, these new moments add tremendous depth and development to certain characters, give a greater sense of epic scope to the journey, provide wonderful new moments of humor and greatly enhance the intensity of the major battle scenes. Here's a detailed rundown of the new footage you can expect to see on this DVD:
A new opening scene, after Gandalf's fall in Moria, in which we see Sam and Frodo climbing down a rocky crevasse using the Elven rope (the title The Two Towers now appears at the start of this scene).
Sam and Frodo getting rained on in the mountains as Gollum watches from a cliff above them.
Gollum's good and bad selves fighting over whether or not to lead Sam and Frodo to Mordor.
The Orcs arguing about their orders, and Pippen asking them to give a wounded Merry some water.
More of Saruman the White overseeing the construction of his Orc army, including his ordering the destruction of Fangorn Forest to fuel his furnaces, as well as the Wildmen pledging allegiance to him.
More of the villages of Rohan being plundered by the Wildmen.
Éomer finding a mortally-wounded Théodred at the scene of a great battle with Saruman's Orcs.
More of Gríma Wormtongue banishing Éomer from Rohan.
More of the Orcs fighting over whether or not to eat Merry and Pippin, including the realization that they believe the two Hobbits are carrying the Ring.
Gollum complaining of his hunger in the Dead Marshes, eating a worm and playing on Frodo's knowledge of the Ring.
Leoglas talking about the trees in Fangorn Forest, and how Elves first raised them into intelligent creatures long ago.
More of Gandalf the White's return in Fangorn, in which he talks about what's happening in Edoras and how, because of Merry and Pippin's arrival in the forest, the Ents are going to wake up and fight.
Treebeard reciting Ent poetry to Merry and Pippin, which puts them to sleep.
Gandalf telling Aragorn about events to come on the way to Edoras: "Sauron fears what you may become." Gandalf says Sauron doesn't suspect that the plan is to destroy The Ring rather than use it.
Merry and Pippin drinking a potion in Fangorn that causes them to grow, then getting trapped in the roots of a tree until Treebeard saves them.
Treebeard telling Merry and Pippin why there are so few Ents left.
Wormtongue spitting on Aragorn's outstretched hand before he escapes after being spared in Edoras.
Aragorn calming a horse named Brego in the stables of Edoras with Elvish talk, as Éowyn watches.
Saruman grumbling about Gandalf's reappearance, then learning of Aragorn's existence from Wormtongue.
King Théoden promising that they'll return to Edoras before leading his people to Helm's Deep.
More of Faramir capturing Frodo and Sam.
Aragorn and Théoden talking about Éowyn on the road to Helm's Deep.
Aragorn and Éowyn talking about his great age over a bowl of bad stew.
Extended flashback moments of Aragorn and Arwen together in Rivendale.
More intense footage of the battle with the Warg Riders.
Éowyn checking on the meager food stores upon arrival at Helm's Deep.
More of Faramir telling Sam and Frodo of Boromir's death, and of finding the Horn of Gondor broken.
A major new flashback scene in which we see Boromir and Faramir after reclaiming Osgiliath for Gondor. We learn that their father, Denethor, disapproves of Faramir. Denethor tells Boromir about the meeting that's been called by Elrond in Rivendale - the Ring has been found. Denethor sends Boromir to the meeting, and orders him to bring the Ring back to Gondor to save their people.
Faramir's men beating Gollum before questioning.
Aragorn and Éowyn talking before the battle of Helm's Deep. Éowyn says she wants to fight at his side, and basically admits that she loves him.
More of the Ent council in the woods - it's already night, but the Ents have only just finished saying "Good morning" to each other.
Much more intense footage during the battle at Helm's Deep.
The trees of Fangorn Forest marching to Helm's Deep, to get revenge on the Orcs.
The Orcs fleeing Helm's Deep, only to be swallowed up by the trees which have blocked their escape.
A very funny moment between Legolas and Gimli in which they brag to each other about the number of Orcs they've each killed in the battle.
Merry and Pippin discovering a pantry filled with food after the battle at Isengard.
And finally, Faramir leading Frodo and Sam out of Osgiliath. Sam tells Faramir that he's finally shown his quality - the very best. Faramir threatens Gollum as to what will happen if the Hobbits come to harm. As they depart for Mordor, Sam is kind to Gollum for the first time, telling him that Frodo only meant to save him by letting Faramir's men take him prisoner."
Kan knappt vänta tills den 18:e!!!
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Boromir III
- Medlem
- Inlägg: 26
- Blev medlem: 31 augusti 2003, 15:46
- Ort: Uppsala
En ännu mer nogrann genomgång av scener finns här: http://www.warofthering.net/specialnews ... view.shtml.
PJ tänkte nog mer på resten av publiken jah, och helhetsbilden av hur människor så lätt dras till ondskan och jakten på makt. Genom att även göra Faramir till en människa som förblindas av Saurons ondska, framstår jue oxå Aragorn som en större hjälte och mer speciell, eftersom han är den enda människan som motstår ringen.
Fast du glömmer ju att även Faramir faktiskt motstår Ringen till slut, även om det tar lite längre tid för honom. Jag tycker filmens Faramir känns ganska så mänsklig, och i de tillagda scenerna kommer man ju få en större förståelse för Faramirs handlande i filmen.eftersom han är den enda människan som motstår ringen.
Danne skrev:Fast du glömmer ju att även Faramir faktiskt motstår Ringen till slut, även om det tar lite längre tid för honom. Jag tycker filmens Faramir känns ganska så mänsklig, och i de tillagda scenerna kommer man ju få en större förståelse för Faramirs handlande i filmen.eftersom han är den enda människan som motstår ringen.
Det har du rätt i, men att Aragorn motstår den direkt blir ju ändå en skillnad mot Faramirs handlande. Och visst känns Faramir mänsklig, har inte riktigt bestämt mej för om det är positivt eller negativt att han framställs som han gör, däremot tycker jag att hela den passagen i Osgiliath känns väldigt onödig. Tar bara upp massa tid, och enligt mig fyller den ingen större funktion.
