LOTR: The Two Towers poster

[trailergod]

do u see the 2 towers.....

big version
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oops....
Marcus already posted it here
link

but i think this movie TEaser Poster deserves it own thread

[Marcus]

Originally posted by tisoy

oops....
Marcus already posted it here
link

but i think this movie TEaser Poster deserves it own thread

Agreed. Don't worry about it.
Very nice poster. Much darker then the first.

[awkwardpause]

Only problem is, the two towers are nearly six hundred miles away from each other. From either tower the other one wouldn't even be a mite-sized speck on the horizon. Its unrealistic to see both towers in one shot, but it still looks cool. Artistic representation.

[trailergod]

Originally posted by awkwardpause
Only problem is, the two towers are nearly six hundred miles away from each other. From either tower the other one wouldn't even be a mite-sized speck on the horizon. Its unrealistic to see both towers in one shot, but it still looks cool. Artistic representation.

unrealistic u say....... maybe its possible.... if the middle earth (fantasy word) is flat...then its possible to see things on a clear day.....lol

[Kn'thrak]

Not flat.... very mountainy..... Look in the book. It has maps of almost every location the book talks about. U can track the charactors with the maps.

[awkwardpause]

I think he means flat as in opposing to the shape of our world, which, according to scientists, is an "oblate spheroid". Yes, that would be possible, only problem with THAT is the simple little problem that all inhabitable heavenly bodies must be basically spherical in shape to support life. Mainly because of a little thing you may have heard of called "gravity". Flat planets are a mathematical impossibility unless they were created by a superior race of beings. And unless you are suggesting that aliens created Middle-Earth, I believe that explains away your little theory.

Awkwardpause must always be right. Always. No matter what. *drooling*

Unless of course you ARE talking about lack of mountain ranges, in which case I have just dribbled over my shirt nothing.