LOTR limited edition
Sep. 12th, 2006 10:13 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
layne67Got my Limited Edition LOTR which was a pleasant surprise because I didn't expect to receive them for another week at least. Managed to sneak them onto the DVD shelves without the husband noticing. Not that I don't want him to know about them of course but I've already got 3 sets of the LOTR movies - the VCDs, the DVDs, the Extended Edition DVDs - I swear that his lips thinned out a little bit more each time I came back with a new set. I hope that he won't notice that these are new but if he asks I'll just give the standard answer of "But I bought these a long time ago!"
I remember an article written by a local Tolkien fan - apparently she has 2 sets of the LOTR books. One set, still in pristine condition, is for display on her bookshelves while the other set is for everyday read, well-thumbed and dog-eared, she brings those with her everywhere she goes. I wonder very much if she has eight sets of the vcds and dvds ...
I remember an article written by a local Tolkien fan - apparently she has 2 sets of the LOTR books. One set, still in pristine condition, is for display on her bookshelves while the other set is for everyday read, well-thumbed and dog-eared, she brings those with her everywhere she goes. I wonder very much if she has eight sets of the vcds and dvds ...
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Date: 2006-09-12 10:07 am (UTC)I'll wait until it is released here in Italy and then decide if buy it or not.
Let me know if in your opinion it is worthy, please, as soon as you can watch it!
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Date: 2006-09-12 03:06 pm (UTC)