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Gaandalf · 31 Jan 2004, 22:09

On the strength of its latest Lord of the Rings movie, Time Warner reversed a year-earlier loss to report net income of $US638 million ($827 million) during last year's fourth quarter.

Oscars: 'Rings' Is 2004's 'Titanic'

Some years you can't predict the Oscars, but other years, oh boy, it's a lead-pipe cinch.

For "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King," 2004 will be much like 1998 was for "Titanic." It's a done deal.

The third chapter of Peter Jackson's astonishing trilogy got 11 nominations this morning. On February 29, it will take home most of those statues.

8) - bajet de bajet filmu' asta...

31 Jan 2004, 22:09	#1039
Gaandalf The White Rider Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: with charlotte Posts: 4,253	On the strength of its latest Lord of the Rings movie, Time Warner reversed a year-earlier loss to report net income of $US638 million ($827 million) during last year's fourth quarter. Oscars: 'Rings' Is 2004's 'Titanic' Some years you can't predict the Oscars, but other years, oh boy, it's a lead-pipe cinch. For "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King," 2004 will be much like 1998 was for "Titanic." It's a done deal. The third chapter of Peter Jackson's astonishing trilogy got 11 nominations this morning. On February 29, it will take home most of those statues. 8) - bajet de bajet filmu' asta... __________________ "Hollywood is like a 10 story cock f.ucking everything in it's path ... just like Madonna!"