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  • Midnight Chronicles DVD (D&D)

    Posted on October 23rd, 2009 Rob No comments

    It Has Been a Hundred Years Since the Shadow Fell

    In the world of Midnight, evil rules, and the last brave heroes struggle against overwhelming odds. A century ago, the free peoples of Eredane fought the final battles in a des¬perate war of survival against the Shadow, the dark god Izrador…and lost. The lands of men were crushed by Izrador’s armies, or succumbed to his insidious corruption. The shat¬tered remnants of the once-great elves and dwarves retreated to the hearts of their homelands to vainly resist their inevita¬ble defeats. Many of the gentler races were simply enslaved or reduced to hopeless refugees….

    Midnight Chronicles , the first full-length feature film from Fantasy Flight Games, tells the epic narrative of two legendary characters, one for the cause of good, the other for the cause of evil. Available now on DVD, this story chronicles their rise and struggle as their destinies become intertwined with that of the world and the dark god that occupies it.

    Read more here:

    Dungeons & Dragons Roleplaying Game Official Home Page – Article (Midnight Chronicles DVD).

    —-Edit——

    Personally,  I couldn’t get the trailers to play. Probably just a temporary glitch, I’ll try it again later.

    Rob

  • New Line: Lord of the Lawsuit

    Posted on June 7th, 2007 hamster_boy No comments
    It only took one ring to rule them all. Looks like one lawsuit will cover them as well.

    Fifteen New Zealand-based actors who appeared in various incarnations throughout the course of the Lord of the Rings trilogy have filed suit against New Line Cinema, claiming some creative accounting on the studio's behalf has ripped them off of their cut in an estimated $100 million in profits from movie merchandise.

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  • Huge ‘Rings’ Show to Close

    Posted on August 10th, 2006 hamster_boy No comments

    Huge ‘Rings’ stage show to close Revised version of much-panned production still o­n for London TORONTO, Ontario (AP) —

    The mammoth stage production of “The Lord of the Rings,” which was mostly panned by critics, is closing in Toronto.

    Producer Kevin Wallace said Wednesday that the $24 million, 3 1/2 hour show will close September 3.”We’re doing respectable but were not sold out. The scale of this show needs that,” producer David Mirvish said at a news conference. “The costs are 50 percent more than ‘The Lion King’ to run so it (the theater) must be full.”
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  • Dungeon Siege the MOVIE!

    Posted on August 5th, 2005 Highland_Piper No comments

    Statham & Sobieski Put in the DUNGEON
    Monday July 4 8:00 PM ET

    Uwe Boll will direct the film adaptation of the video game franchise Dungeon Siege.
    By Lisa Johnson, FilmStew.com

    Jason Statham and Leelee Sobieski have just signed o­n to star in Uwe Bolls $60 million adaptation of the sword-and-sorcery video game Dungeon Siege. They came aboard just in time, as filming began Sunday in Vancouver.

    The film is based o­n developer Gas Powered Games best-selling fantasy PC game franchise, which was published by Microsoft Game Studios. “This is a very dark, epic picture in the tradition of the Sergio Leone Westerns that blends the imaginative action of Hero and House of Flying Daggers,” Boll said.

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  • MechWarrior Movie

    Posted on August 4th, 2005 Highland_Piper No comments

    This comes straight from their website.

    DEVLIN LEADS MECH INTO MOVIE BATTLE
    Dean Devlin will produce a movie based o­n the best-selling “Mech Warrior” video games. Paramount Pictures is in negotiations to option the property from Wiz Kids, a Seattle-based game company, for Devlins Electric Entertainment, which will develop a screenplay that Devlin will produce.
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  • Lord of the Rings to Take to Stage as Musical

    Posted on March 16th, 2005 hamster_boy No comments

    Tue Mar 15,11:20 AM ET

    By Paul Majendie

    LONDON (Reuters) – After setting cinema box office records around the world, "The Lord of the Rings" is to take to the stage as a musical, the producers announced to Reuters on Tuesday.

    The show, based on the fantasy classic by J.R.R. Tolkien, is to open in March 2006 in Toronto and come to London six months later.

    But the producers have promised to go back to the original tale of Middle Earth and not try to reproduce the dazzling special effects from the movie trilogy, which earned $3 billion worldwide and garnered a string of Oscars (news – web sites).
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