Taking the pledge to not be game negative in August. I will also attempt to play some new games.
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Monday, July 30, 2012
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Taking the pledge to not be game negative in August. I will also attempt to play some new games.
Taking the pledge to not be game negative in August. I will also attempt to play some new games.
Sunday, July 29, 2012
RPGNow.com - Tattlebox #2: Better Adventuring Through Alchemy Reviews
Four star review of this Pathfinder product.
RPGNow.com - Tattlebox #2: Better Adventuring Through Alchemy Reviews
RPGNow.com - Tattlebox #2: Better Adventuring Through Alchemy Reviews
Amazon and the future of retail - Christopher S. Penn :
Interesting article concerning Amazon same day delivery in high volume areas and how it will affect gameshop.
Amazon and the future of retail - Christopher S. Penn : Awaken Your Superhero
Amazon and the future of retail - Christopher S. Penn : Awaken Your Superhero
Friday, July 27, 2012
Is Peter Jackson ruining the Hobbit movie.
‘The Hobbit’ Filmmakers In Serious Talks With Warner Bros For A Third Film
Director Peter Jackson comments about a third possible Hobbit film might not have been just a tease. The Comic-Con panel discussion comments might actually become a reality and The Hobbit could make it to the trilogy hall of fame after all.
The Hollywood Reporter revealed that director Jackson has resolved to turn his upcoming two-film adaptation of the J.R.R. Tolkien epic into a trilogy. THR reveals (through a source close to the production) that Jackson wants to “to tell more of the incredible tale with the cast.”
The third installment would require additional footage that could be filmed next summer in New Zealand. Sources say that Warner Bros, Jackson, The Hobbit producers and writers have all been looking into the logistics of making a third film. The talks, which occurred over the last couple of days, show that the studio is on board “if the right financial arrangements can be achieved”, reports THR. This includes reaching new deals with actors as well as getting the necessary rights.
The move for a third film was fueled by Jackson. The THR source says:
The first in the soon-to-be trilogy, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, will be hitting theatres on December 14th, with the second film, The Hobbit: Part 2. There and Back Again, scheduled for release a year later on December 13, 2013. The third film will probably follow a year later, sometime in 2014.
The Hollywood Reporter revealed that director Jackson has resolved to turn his upcoming two-film adaptation of the J.R.R. Tolkien epic into a trilogy. THR reveals (through a source close to the production) that Jackson wants to “to tell more of the incredible tale with the cast.”
Does The Hobbit need a trilogy?
- Yeah! It’s the only way!55 picked this
- No! Way too much!9 picked this
The move for a third film was fueled by Jackson. The THR source says:
[the move towards a trilogy is] strongly driven by the filmmakers’ desire to tell more of the story.”I love it when movie legends listen to their fans. It makes me feel appreciated. I now have even more respect for the creative legend and his amazing team. This Christmas season just got a whole lot sweeter!
The first in the soon-to-be trilogy, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, will be hitting theatres on December 14th, with the second film, The Hobbit: Part 2. There and Back Again, scheduled for release a year later on December 13, 2013. The third film will probably follow a year later, sometime in 2014.
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