Sean Laughter
Screenwriter
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I finally got to sit down and watch a good chunk of the supplemental material. Some REALLY good info on those discs. I really liked hearing stories from the set and and personal stories of the actors (like the relating of the story when John Rhies Davys (sp?) ordered for the group at a restaurant, hehe).
The Weta Workshop stuff is REALLY long too. Unfortunately, this bit annoys me a great deal because either Richard Taylor is reading from a script or he just always talks like he's reading from a script and giving PR because he doesn't seem natural at all, even when it's shots in the one-on-one interviews. That just kind of urks me when everyone else is so relaxed and natural.
I was particularly fond of seeing all the info about the forced perspective work, as I thought it was very well done (except for Ian Holm kicking the table of course, hehe).
The Weta Workshop stuff is REALLY long too. Unfortunately, this bit annoys me a great deal because either Richard Taylor is reading from a script or he just always talks like he's reading from a script and giving PR because he doesn't seem natural at all, even when it's shots in the one-on-one interviews. That just kind of urks me when everyone else is so relaxed and natural.
I was particularly fond of seeing all the info about the forced perspective work, as I thought it was very well done (except for Ian Holm kicking the table of course, hehe).