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Recently rewatched the Peter Jackson Lord of the Rings movies with our kids (the oldest 2 had seen them before) and am amazed anew at what utter trash these movies are. Ok, they're fine. It's like if you asked your teenager to paint his/her favorite Picasso and then hang it in your house. They have sentimental value because you know what it is supposed to mean, or maybe if you've never been to an art museum you think they look really nice, but what absolute pieces of trash those movies are. /fin
I wrote that in part for you, but mostly because it's true.
Recently rewatched the Peter Jackson Lord of the Rings movies with our kids (the oldest 2 had seen them before) and am amazed anew at what utter trash these movies are. Ok, they're fine. It's like if you asked your teenager to paint his/her favorite Picasso and then hang it in your house. They have sentimental value because you know what it is supposed to mean, or maybe if you've never been to an art museum you think they look really nice, but what absolute pieces of trash those movies are. /fin
I enjoyed the books more than the movies.
I enjoyed the books more than the movies.
If I may, can I poke a huge hole in the plot?
That huge eagle that Gandalf jumps on in the first movie, after he was getting his arse kicked by Saruman...
Why didn't they just use one of those to fly from the Shire to Mordor to destroy the ring?
I mean, it was of great importance that it gets destroyed. We know this because Gandalf mentions it about 100 times.
So, taking an eagle would not have only been the safest way, but it also would have been the quickest.
Did this not occur to anyone?
One book/movie would have been long enough.
Just making an observation...If you're not making a joke here I am going to SWAT you.
Just making an observation...
Well I'm at it, did you know that this was the original ending that J.R.R Tolkien wanted for the trilogy:
Unfortunately his publisher wasn't having it and they forced him to change the ending. Oh well, what could have been...
I enjoyed the books more than the movies.
If I may, can I poke a huge hole in the plot?
That huge eagle that Gandalf jumps on in the first movie, after he was getting his arse kicked by Saruman...
Why didn't they just use one of those to fly from the Shire to Mordor to destroy the ring?
I mean, it was of great importance that it gets destroyed. We know this because Gandalf mentions it about 100 times.
So, taking an eagle would not have only been the safest way, but it also would have been the quickest.
Did this not occur to anyone?
One book/movie would have been long enough.
I've just watched this, it's really good.View attachment 206166
I didn’t read any reviews of this before I watched it and I’m glad I didn’t, as it has mixed reviews and I really enjoyed it.
A military lawyer, is tasked with investigating why a US Air Force paramedic, didn’t receive a posthumous Medal of Honour in Vietnam, many years after his death and the end of the war.
Based on a true story, with an incredible cast. It’s really well put together and incredibly moving in parts.
A proper film.
Netflix.
I think you'll struggle to find people who think the award-winning LotR trilogy are trash.
Likewise. Never been on board with them, I can’t take the subject matter seriously.I've been on the LotR trilogy are trash wagon for many, many years
I've been on the LotR trilogy are trash wagon for many, many years