The Fireside

For the very first time on November 1, all 6 Middle-earth films will be released in one package on blu-ray, consisting of 30 discs . This box set, includes the following films, in order of release: - The Fellowship of the Ring - The Two Towers - The Return of the King - The Hobbit: Part 1 - The Hobbit: Part 2 - The Hobbit: Part 3 The versions of the films is the extended editions for all 6, plus all the previously released content and special features. The official info is as reads: - For the first time ever, Academy Award®-winning director Peter Jackson's epic adventure is available in one spectacular limited collector's edition box set. - The Limited Collector's Edition includes 30 discs featuring all six Middle-earth films in their extended edition forms, housed in six stunning faux leather books and a collectible Hobbit-style wood shelf. The one-of-a-kind wood shelf is crafted from solid wood with design selected by Peter Jackson. - In addition to the ...

Just recently I finally got around to seeing The Revenant (review on the way...) and that got me thinking that I didn't do a post about which films of 2016 I'm most interested in seeing. Not all of them will be in the cinema though. Well, here they are! DEADPOOL Who said all superhero movies have to be family friendly? Ryan Reynolds seems perfect for this. I won't see this in cinemas because you just KNOW there will be a '20 minute longer more extreme edition' on blu-ray so I'll wait for that. Still want to see the film though. How far will they go?? ALLEGIANT I still haven't seen Insurrgent , but I enjoyed the first film enough to keep watching and finish the series. I'm not seeing them in cinemas, however. DAWN OF JUSTICE I'm curious about this film....DC movies, for the most part, except for Nolan's Batman Trilogy, have never fared well. That's what's keeping out of the cinemas for this ...