Movie Theater The Hobbit - The Desolation of Smaug

Guys, that's Evangeline Lilly...you know, from "Lost"

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Last November, during the big press rush the day before the premiere of the first film here in Wellington, a lot of the cast was doing interviews across the street from the "Man of Steel" team. I had gone over there in the late morning to grab a quick bite since they have a nice cafe on the bottom floor and wandered right into Evangeline Lilly as she headed up a flight of stairs. I was not stopped in my tracks because I was starstruck - far from it even, but it was the sight of her otherworldly ass that I couldn't stop staring at. Once I composed myself a coordinator with a clipboard and a coffee stood next to me, "stare much?"
 
Last November, during the big press rush the day before the premiere of the first film here in Wellington, a lot of the cast was doing interviews across the street from the "Man of Steel" team. I had gone over there in the late morning to grab a quick bite since they have a nice cafe on the bottom floor and wandered right into Evangeline Lilly as she headed up a flight of stairs. I was not stopped in my tracks because I was starstruck - far from it even, but it was the sight of her otherworldly ass that I couldn't stop staring at. Once I composed myself a coordinator with a clipboard and a coffee stood next to me, "stare much?"

Thanks for not taking a picture for the rest of us to enjoy.....

She's a definite looker.
 
I thought the first Hobbit was boring, dozed off, but I feel today's movies rely on too much techobabble...they are not Casablanca, Maltese Falcon, Citizen Cain, The Godfather, etc

Lookers, no one today in Hollywoodland can compare to Rhonda Fleming
 
Okay, this is some funny shit right here. Yesterday at work this YouTube video was going around showing these two sisters reacting to the new Hobbit teaser...



Needless to say, they are nutty super fans and we all got a laugh at their reactions. At the same time, it does feel good to see people so excited about the stuff you're working on, but I digress. As this video went around the various facilities, people started chiming in that we should do some kind of official reaction to their reaction. Initially it sounded like a bunch of us were going to video ourselves watching their reaction, but PJ stepped up and essentially won the internet....

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10151697149436171
 
Funny Hobbit-related bit:

We've had a number of earthquakes here over the last few days, with a particularly strong 6.9 Sunday afternoon. In this biz it's pretty common for people to work weekends or at least come in for a bit. People are located in a number of facilities sorted by department more or less and since there's a rather long history here with creating the "Lord of the Rings" films and the relatively recent "King Kong" remake, these facilities are decorated with props and artwork from those productions, things like swords, shields, spears, armor, etc. At the moment the bigger quake hit one poor soul was heading down the stairwell in one of the facilities. He sent this simple email out to everyone at the company:

"Note to self. Do not be in the stairway with all the spears during a earth quake."
 
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That looks so great, I think this is the last trailer I will watch so it's fresh when I go see it in theaters. Dogtown, do you enjoy watching the finished product or is it mundane after working on is so long?
 

The guys over in the Workshop have been cranking out pieces for display around town. Here's the new installation at the Wellington airport.


And Smaug's taking flight this time around via Air New Zealand
 
Obviously you are no geek, shes an elf she doesn't need to aim. Just like all of us here on the hide we don't need to aim, the bullets just go where we tell them to, LMAO
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Hey, Please try to get it strait . It's not so much 'telling' but 'mentally willing' the bullet into the X . & it's not as easy to do as it sounds .