Does the TTT DVD box set have a free ticket to ROTK?
 

My friend asked me this because he was interestedin buying it. If it does, which set includes it? The gift set or non gift set? Any help would be appreciated

No.

man, that sucks. i was hoping it would have a free ticket as well.
i'm going with the non gift set since i didn't buy the gift set for the first one. tho, its tempting to get the gift set for TTT, i'm on a budget here and i'm not a LoTR fanatic. i just enjoy movies. i'm going to watch FoTR EE, TTT EE and then watch ROTK that night!

They don't have to include any free tickets and my guess is they won't--it's a different situation from one year ago. Virtually everyone who will buy this set will be going to see the last film, which will be hyped and nominated for awards up the wazoo.

Well, so much for seeing ROTK.

If you are passing on seeing the movie simply because you arent getting a free ticket, and are a fan of the movie enough to consider buying it in the first place, that is kinda sad in my views

No free ticket like they did with a free ticket to TTT in FOTR EE? That sucks. But I'll probably go see ROTK anyways.

There's a $5 movie coupon with the Nat Geo Beyond the Movie: Return of the King title. Street date 12/16. The extended TT doesn't really need the sales help.

No Free Ticket = No Sale

Yep, thats exactly how I feel. The reason I bought the LOTR Extended Edition last time was for the ticket. I will still go see the ROTK but won't buy the extended edition of TTT

That's too bad, but I'm still getting the set and seeing ROTK.
When I bought the set the last time it was for all the added footage. The free ticket was just icing.

Free ticket = a rat's ass

;)

At $20-25 this is a bargain, even with no free ticket.

Give New Line a break!

darn ... 20-25 for the ext version ??? I am paying 110 FJ$ which is like 60US$ ... darn .. but i can;t wait ..

Do you think a movie theater will accept an insert in exchange for admission?

I held off buying the theatrical DVD release (because I had seen TTT twice in the theaters), so I'll get the extended cut of TTT because it does offer more content.

More like 25 - 30 if its similar to the FOTR pricing. Regardless, i held off buying the previous release for the EE, but i wish it came with a ticket :(

So you spend $20 to save $7. Nice logic there.

I can't wait to see the EE and am happy to pay to do so. I can't wait to see RotK in the theater and am happy to pay to do so. (Probably a couple of times at least) So, no ticket doesn't upset my plans in the least. It was nice having the free ticket last time but don't feel like it is owed to me or anything.

The press release CD-ROM said it would come with a free MovieCash ticket.

Cheap SOBs. That's it, I'm boycotting this disc. I only bought it for the ticket. I complain about even the best special editions out there. Who needs two discs of bonus features? The movie's so long already, why did they have to add 43 minutes? This sucks, you all suck, Lord of the Rings is STOOPID, blah blah blah wah wah.

Seriously, people. It's one of the best made film trilogies EVER, in an amazing special edition, and you still find something to complain about. WTF?

I mean, it comes with an insert, has no forced trailers, is in anamorphic widescreen - I don't get it.

I will be CAMPING outside of Best Buy to pick this baby up.

Who's with me? We can toast marshmellows.

The FOTR:EE is one of, if not the greatest DVD package that has been released for a single movie. Getting a free ticket with it was just icing on the cake (I used it for one of the three times I saw TTT in the theaters). Yes it would be nice to get another free ticket, but to withhold buying the Two Towers extended edition set just because it doesn't have a free movie ticket in it is ridiculous. Since when does a DVD need to give you admission to ANOTHER movie in order to be worthwhile?

. The way I viewed it, I was going to see TTT anyway, so I felt like I was paying $13 bucks or so for the DVD. But thanks for giving me a lesson in logic.

I don't feel like paying $25 bucks for the movie. If the ticket was in there, I feel like I would be getting some value out of the purchase.

Obviously, the only value you find from the purchase is the ticket.

You're right, you should stay away from this awesome 4 dvd package that comes in at the exorbidant price of $20+

I love how people, say respect others taste in films and DVD purchasing, but when it comes to LOTR, even the most senior members can't resist making personal comments about DVD taste and the such.

<i>Personal attacks aren't allowed, even if they are out of jest</i>