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hey people Finally I saw 2001: A space oddysey! Only on 2 channel DVD,but was still impressive both to eyes and ears Visually,it was striking! < love the monkeys > Audibly,it was striking also! From the quietness of space to the breathing of the astronauts.. Nearer the end when the Astronaut goes to jupiter,past infinity,thats crazy because it seems sane until then All in all,I really enjoyed it! I dont see many movies,but im glad i finally got this one out.Im gona watch it again tomorow before i return it. And to finish off with, saw "das boot" for the 2nd time,directors cut-talk about suspense! LOTR the two towers < yeh i know im late ,especially considering they filmed it here > enjoyed it too! Those trees have LF voices! Cheers Mike.e
I think it's kinda funny how that movie seemed so futuristic when it came out, but now "2001" is in the past. Same thing with "1984." Anyone remember that Khan in the Star Trek series and movies was placed in suspended animation and launched in his "primitive" interstellar ion-drive spacecraft in 1997?
Don't forget you can see LotR, "Return of the King" already Even in the EE version. Btw, they used John Rhyes Davies voice to make Treebeard's - he also plays Gimli, the dwarf. Need to get myself together to see all 3 LotR movies in a row, the EE versions, that is. Should take ~11 hours, breaks not included!
I think they wouldve used a subsonic synthesiser to make those LF information in his voice! dad will get the 3rd on DVD probably soon,then i can see it. Cheers
They probably did use something like that, using Davies' voice as 'source Great your dad is gonna get #3!