The Chronicles of Narnia - 4 disc EE

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The Chronicles of Narnia - 4 disc EE

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DVD Active wrote:Title: The Chronicles of Narnia (IMDb)
Starring: Georgie Henley
Released: 12th December 2006
SRP: $42.99 & $79.99

Further Details:
Home Media Retailing has revealed early details on an extended edition of The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe which stars Georgie Henley, Skandar Keynes, William Moseley, and Anna Popplewell. The film will arrive in two different incarnations - a four-disc extended edition ($42.99), and a giftset ($79.99), both of which will only been available for seven weeks. The four-disc extended edition will have enhanced special effects and an extended, climactic battle scene. Extras will include a “Visualizing The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe: The Complete Production Experience” feature which takes an in-depth look at the process and technology of adapting the book into the film, Narnia fun facts, bloopers, commentaries from the filmmakers and stars, as well as behind-the-scenes and making-of featurettes. The giftset will include all of that, along with a pair of heirloom quality bookends from WETA. The artwork is attached
http://www.dvdactive.com/news/releases/ ... arnia.html

Didn't see the theatrical version and hadnt read the book in years (though IIRC the classic BBC 80's version was very, very close to the book).
I don't think it'll be like LOTR though with lots of meaty extended stuff, just some extra battle scenes. :D

I bet the Harry Potter movies will get EE's at some point too. [/quote]
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the harry potter's are going on Moratorium end of the year.rumour is they'll be re-released complete with the television extended versions late in 2007.
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I didnt know that.
TV extended versions WTF? Whats been extended?
As for a re-release, just in time for Order of the Phoenix :D
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What does moriatum mean? Do you mean they've been put on hold? They're kids movies as far as I'm concerned. I have only seen part 1 though.

Yawn. The same goes for Narnia. I loved it when I was a kid. I grew up.
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:D Fair enough.
Don't judge all of Potter on Part 1. I thought Part 3 was much better than Part 1 or 2 (film). The books were better than the movies IMO :)
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on Moratorium -it's what disney does with their classics like snow white.they are withdrawn from sale basically. but with the millions of harry potter dvds floating round it won't be exactly hard to get hold of them.
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Is the word spelt right? I couldn't find it in the dictionary.

Fair enough Grim but you know what they all just look like kids films regardless if some are better than others. It's not often I can empathise with kids in the lead role.
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OK then :D
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spelt right now :D
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Thanks. I wasn't being funny. It's best I mention that as people can be funny about misspelled words (me included sometimes).

It's as I thought aka "put on hold".