The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien

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ArrowlineDragon wrote:

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petsounds wrote:
Peter Jackson's LOTR trilogy is absolutely incredible and definitely the best thing to come out of big budget Hollywood. Fellowship of The Ring is especially perfect and one of the most re-watchable movies of all time. They're absolute miracles of filmmaking.

Not very big on The Hobbit trilogy. The first two films are just alright, but they suffer from padding, poor CGI and a complete lack of passion. Jackson was more or less obligated to make these rather than wanting to, and it really shows. I do think there's some really great individual scenes in there, though. Battle of The Five Armies, however, is one of the absolute worst movies I have ever seen. It's just a terrible feature length fight scene that stops being fun about half an hour in.

I like some of the stuff that they added into the hobbit trilogy like Radagast and the brief scene with Sauron, but what I hated was Tauriel. They added a whole new character that didn't even exist, and then they made her a co-star. It would be perfect if she was in a few scenes, but she seemed to be always there after the beginning of the second Hobbit movie. (sorry for being negative). I like how in all of the Hobbit movies how they used cool new concepts, but I don't like how the battle of five armies scene in the battle of five armies was like 90 minutes long.

nick01772

when green flag clicked
forever
broadcast [ LOTR forever]
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The line of durin was destroyed. wasn't it?

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