It's not something people hear about.
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Karnaj had this to say about Robocop:
Not really.
I know nothing.
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Sentow, Maybe had this to say about Robocop:
Does it have a long, redundant narrative by a Hobbit which completely destroys the opening of the movie?
It's got a scene with Frodo and Sam mountain climbing, then talking about cooking chicken.
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Sentow, Maybe screamed this from the crapper:
Does it have a long, redundant narrative by a Hobbit which completely destroys the opening of the movie?
Some of the more interesting tibits:
There's a bit about the elven rope(namely, that it is, in fact, elvish). We see more of Treebeard(including the Song of the Entwives). Aragorn explains that he's 87 years old (because he's one of the Dunedain, you see). Merry and Pippin drink the Ent Draught and grow taller. Saruman learns that Aragorn is wielding the ring of Barahir. There's a five minute scene explaining why Faramir acts the way he acts. It doesn't coincide with the book at all(at least, to my recollection), but it makes sense in the context of the movie. The Fangorn trees DO go to Helm's Deep and eat up the orcs.
More shit happens, but I don't want to spoil it totally.
Under capitalism, man exploits man. Under communism, it's just the opposite. - John Kenneth Galbraith
Hope you're not fond of the box - you basically have to destroy it to get the statue out.
On a random side note, drank a 2 litter of Pepsi during the movie and didn't pause once for a bathroom break
I'm glad they cut all this out of the theatrical.
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Rodent King had this to say about dark elf butts:
The first extended one had those two discs of bonus making-of stuff. Same with this one?
Yep. Two discs of Appendices. Haven't gotten to them yet.
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Karnaj impressed everyone with:
Some of the more interesting tibits:There's a five minute scene explaining why Faramir acts the way he acts. It doesn't coincide with the book at all(at least, to my recollection), but it makes sense in the context of the movie.
I just saw that one. It definitely should've been left in the theatrical release. 
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We were all impressed when Somthor wrote:
wonder if blockbuster will be renting this version so i can buy a cheap used copy? I already have the dvd I hate the way they get the fans to buy 2 copies
The way they get the fans? That's just a sign of a weak will. ;P KaL and I waited until the release of the extended version to make our purchase.
Edit: btw.. do y'all know if Drys took out the 100 pixel height restriction or something? Cause Somthor's sig is way past 100 pixel's high and I dont see a cut off. [ 11-19-2003: Message edited by: Synjari ]
When I was watching the battle for Helm's Deep, when the orc with the torch was running in, I couldn't help thinking "Too bad Legolas used up his Trueshot disc early in the fight..."
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Mightion Defensor probably says this to all the girls:
When I was watching the battle for Helm's Deep, when the orc with the torch was running in, I couldn't help thinking "Too bad Legolas used up his Trueshot disc early in the fight..."
Hehehe. Hadn't thought of that. I would just hum the theme from "Chariots of Fire" or the Olympics Theme while that scene played out. 
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Synjari got all f'ed up on Angel Dust and wrote:
*tackles Kag!!!!!!!!*
GAH! *is tackled*
I can understand why they left the parts out of the movie for the theatre (who wants to sit for 3:43). I was extremely happy with the extended edition.
They cut out so much that was necessary for some of the scenes... I have to say the extended version DEFINITELY makes this movie so much better.. wow again.
I recommend picking this up!
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This one time, at Katrinity camp:
I wish I had tickets to the Extended Edition Theater showings
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