Three reasons why Tufts Film Series wants you to see this film:
1. The dialogue from the original Shakespeare play is kept intact against a modern setting.
2. Leonardo Dicaprio.
3. Spoiler alert: they both die in the end.
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Three reasons why Tufts Film Series wants you to see this film:
1. It’s based on a true story. The Von Trapp family ultimately moved to the United States and opened a lodge in Stowe, Vermont.
2. Julie Andrews’ voice, whose original four octaves are featured at their peak in this film, was damaged in a throat operation in 1997.
3. Adjusted for inflation, this would be the third highest-grossing movie of all time.
Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuWsQSntFf0
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Three reasons why Tufts Film Series wants you to see the Lord of the Rings trilogy:
1. The trilogy collectively won 17 Oscars, with Return of the King winning eleven, the highest number of Oscars an individual film has ever won.
2. By the end of the shoot, eight members of the Fellowship got tattoos of the Elvish number 9 on various parts of their bodies. John Rhys-Davies (Gimli) reportedly sent his stunt double to the tattoo parlor instead.
3. The entire trilogy took US$285 million and 8 years to produce. 48,000 items were made for the shoot, including 2000 weapons, 1000 suits of armor, 10,000 facial prosthetics, and 1800 hobbit feet.
Free movies. Big screen. Every weekend.
Three reasons why Tufts Film Series wants you to see the Lord of the Rings trilogy:
1. The trilogy collectively won 17 Oscars, with Return of the King winning eleven, the highest number of Oscars an individual film has ever won.
2. By the end of the shoot, eight members of the Fellowship got tattoos of the Elvish number 9 on various parts of their bodies. John Rhys-Davies (Gimli) reportedly sent his stunt double to the tattoo parlor instead.
3. The entire trilogy took US$285 million and 8 years to produce. 48,000 items were made for the shoot, including 2000 weapons, 1000 suits of armor, 10,000 facial prosthetics, and 1800 hobbit feet.
Free movies. Big screen. Every weekend.
Three reasons why Tufts Film Series wants you to see the Lord of the Rings trilogy:
1. The trilogy collectively won 17 Oscars, with Return of the King winning eleven, the highest number of Oscars an individual film has ever won.
2. By the end of the shoot, eight members of the Fellowship got tattoos of the Elvish number 9 on various parts of their bodies. John Rhys-Davies (Gimli) reportedly sent his stunt double to the tattoo parlor instead.
3. The entire trilogy took US$285 million and 8 years to produce. 48,000 items were made for the shoot, including 2000 weapons, 1000 suits of armor, 10,000 facial prosthetics, and 1800 hobbit feet.
Free movies. Big screen. Every weekend.
