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The Two Towers Hits the Net

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the thats-just-plain-scary dept.

tfreport writes "The Drudge Report is reporting that The Two Towers has already began to be file swapped online. This is four months before the movie is set to debut! An executive in New York promised if this is indeed part of the film that they would be punishing anyone and everyone that downloads the film or distributes it to the full extent of the law."

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  1. Obvious bait by vandelais · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    Do not acquire from user MovieMogull. He is a mole wanker.
    But user M0vHax0r is ok.

    Let's all use our better judgment here.

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  2. Re:first glance by EvilCabbage · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Nevermind the fact that the US is full of crap lately with their "war on terrorism", but let's look at why mankind is so intent on killing each other on our only planet.

    Because its full of religious fuck'tards.

    Enough reason for you? Now, fuck off and cry me a river.

  3. "The Two Towers" by quigonn · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    A movie about 9/11? Cool. Gotta get it.

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  4. Re:Maybe the movie industry really *isn't* worried by bblgoose · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    you mean like those emails I keep getting, that say 'AOL and microsoft are tracking this mail, and will donate $0.50 for every person that receives it. Forward this to all your friends, and be a nice guy for FREE!!!!'

    Women have chunky days?!? Are guys really supposed to know this stuff? I am experiencing fear

  5. Re:Heh... by Kymermosst · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    You're American, right?

    You're a bigot, right?

    Thanks for assuming that most (all?) Americans think the way the person in the parent to your post does.

    Prejudiced ass.

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