Going to the cinema is a pricey endeavour, so I save trips there for certain movies.

If I financially could see every movie that interests me in the cinema, I would.

Two premium format tickets are about $50 CDN. So….yeah. If you want to pay for my ticket I’d gladly go 😁

My 4K TV and soundbar may not be the same as a cinema: but watching shows and movies at home is still an enjoyable experience 😎 I pay for a few streaming services, so I definitely get my money’s worth from them ☺️

There's also a Japanese trailer that is different (and IMHO better, though it leaves out the events that spark the story: the proposal, the killing punch...) and also has a character reveal that's not in the English language trailer.

1st poster

Rohan needed a red-haired warrior chick in hot pants, so they drafted Red Sonja from the Hyborian Age. Now that's crossover for you.

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Brian Cox talks about recording a Tolkien Story, which he enjoyed and it obviously made a big impression on him as he forget the name 🤣

The story was the The Legend of Sigurd and Gudrún, would still love to see this released as an audiobook 😍

The audiobook is still listed on Amazon https://www.amazon.com.au/Legend-Sigur ... n-J-Tolkien/dp/0007318820 but as "currently unavailable". Maybe if the movie does well HC might consider cashing in on the Brian Cox link (if I have my cynical hat on).

One can hear a sample of Cox reading here:

DMRoberts wrote:

The audiobook is still listed on Amazon but as "currently unavailable". Maybe if the movie does well HC might consider cashing in on the Brian Cox link (if I have my cynical hat on).

I can't imagine the reason that they chose to not release it (which was never disclosed) has changed. It is a shame, as I was quite excited for it at the time. Something must have not been up to par in the eyes of a key decision-maker, I think.

Cox’s reading of Tam O’Shanter is utterly fantastic, wonder why they’re not releasing this