I've written my little take on the London screening here: http://www.terrypratchettbooks.org/p...ingreview.html

It sounds good. Now I just have to teach Mum how to preset the video as I don't have Sky and she won't be at home on Easter Sunday evening when the first part is on.

Did you get distracted trying to spot yourselves in the film?

We aren't in the first part, but we did recognise some of the Unseen University scenery and it was kind of cool knowing you've walked around it all.

I thought they where going to cut the Wyrmberg, i'm glad they didn't.

I think the lure of a scantily dressed woman and dragons is just too much for any film maker to ignore.

In order to see this, I have moved to a country that has Sky TV, and I will have cable by then. I will also be able to tape it, so if anyone's stuck without being able to watch...

Tape? You mean like those plastic magnetic ribbon things they used to have in the mid twentieth century?

I'll probablu just download it.

YAR TO PIRACY!

I think I'll buy it in HD after I buy a HD DVD of Blue Ray player.

Where can you download it from?

You can't download it from anywhere, and even if you could we don't want to be talking about that on here please.

From the Code of Conduct:

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Nope, just a language relic of old times, I have a DVD-HDD recorder, so it would be recorded to DVD.

This is one of the things that leaves me rather puzzled about copyright issues, if you "tape" a programme from TV for a friend, whatever the media it's recorded on, is that piracy ? If you download a programme that's currently on a tv channel you have and pay for, is that piracy, just because you prefer to be able to add subtitles as a divx format allows you to ? I guess this probably needs a debate of its own, but it's still a question I have never gotten a decent answer to...

Go for the HD-DVD, in years to come it will be much more cool and retro

So that's what my drunken friend was going on about when he kept mourning the fate of HDDVD and bursting into tears!

@Katcal, I think basically that making copies of films and giving/selling them to other people is piracy/copyright theft