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Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Extended Version (4 disc)
Was R244.00Now R134.30(eB 1343)
Delivery time: 24hr delivery in main centres: Order before 12h00 Monday - Friday, to receive the next working day
Average customer rating:  Country: South AfricaFormat: DVD
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Audio Encoding: PCM Audio
Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Extended Version (4 disc)
Studio: New Line
Was R244.00
Now R134.30
Specially created for home viewing, over 30 minutes of new and extended scenes - feature run time is 208 minutes - were added by Director Peter Jackson, including new music composed by Howard Shore THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING SPECIAL EXTENDED DVD EDITION FEATURING: Hours of all new bonus featuresPackaging featuring conceptual sketchesA 12-page companion bookletExlclusive polystone Argonath bookends sculpted by the film's visual effects artists and produced by Sideshow Weta SPECIAL FEATURES: DISC 1 & 2: SPECIAL EXTENDED EDITION OF THE FILM Widescreen Version of the FilmDolby Digital EX 5.1 Surround SoundDTS ES 6.1 Surround SoundStereo Surround SoundEnglish Subtitles4 feature-length commentaries by the directors and writers, the cast, the production and design teams, with more than 30 participants including Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens, Richard Taylor, Andrew Lesnie, Howard Shore, Jim Rygiel and Randy Cook, and cast including Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Liv Tyler, Sean Astin, John Rhys-Davies, Billy Boyd, Dominic Monaghan, Orlando Bloom, Christopher Lee and Sean BeanDISC 3: THE APPENDICES PART ONE - FROM BOOK TO VISION 6 documentaries covering J.R.R. Tolkien, the process of adapting the book into screenplay and planning the film, designing and building Middle-earth, as well as a visit to Weta Workshop with an up-close look at costumes, weapons, armor, creatures and miniatures created for the filmAn interactive map of Middle-earth tracing the journey of the FellowshipGalleries of art and accompanying slide shows with commentaries by the artists (includes an archive of nearly 2 000 images)Storyboards and previsualization sequences with film comparisonsDISC 4: THE APPENDICES PART TWO - FROM VISION TO REALITY 11 original documentaries covering the cast, principal photography, a day in the life of a hobbit, visual effects, post production, editing, music and sound and the release of the filmGalleries of behind-the-scenes photographs
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Amazing!Reviewed by Stefan de Jager from Johannesburg on 20 November 2002
223 of 451 people found the following review helpful:
This is what the original release should have looked like. The pace of the film is a bit more relaxed (no time constraints) with much more info regarding hobbits etc. And DTS sound! Enough said.
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Brilliant Stuff - A++Reviewed by Unknown from Cape Town, South Africa on 28 November 2007
45 of 101 people found the following review helpful:
This truly is a magnificent piece of movie art - It is so much better than the general release of the film that most saw at cinemas. Once you watch the extended version, you won't want to go back to the original. This is a hefty price for the one extended version, but worth it if you want it. You can however buy all 3 extended versions overseas for about the same price(£29.99) - a worthwhile addition to any dvd collection!
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ONLY FOR DEDICATED FANSReviewed by Christopher from Cape Town on 24 March 2005
136 of 286 people found the following review helpful:
Make no mistake, Lord of the Rings is one of the true masterpieces of film. Just watching snippets of exactly how much effort and creativity went into the film is awe inspiring. That being said, this extended edition DVD is quite expensive which, if your're a die-hard Lord of the Rings fan, won't be an issue. I say expensive but am aware of the fact that there are FOUR dvds PER episode on the extended cut which works out to 12 dvds in total, making the price tag of just under R1400 more understandable. I am HUGE fan of the trilogy - if you can afford it, and if you're really into these films then go for it, you won't be disappointed. If, however, you're a casual movie-goer and you found the films merely "enjoyable" then stick with the cheaper, theatrical release.
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