They're vegetables! And I ate them like vegetables!
***** The Lord of the Rings: Official Thread *****
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Last: 18 days ago by Brian Earl Spilner
I ate them!
ok, that one was fantastic.Brian Earl Spilner said:
This thread...
I read it to mine at the beginning of the RONA. The 8 year old loved it, the 6 year old enjoyed it but found it challenging to follow, and the 4 year old was bored.Quote:
I have been thinking lately about when the best time it would be to begin reading The Hobbit to my son and daughter. They are 6 and soon to be 5 respectively. I was thinking 7 or 8 might be the best age to begin.
"I...I ate them. I ate them all. They're eaten, every single one of them. And not just the bakers, but the fries and the tots too."
yeah, but is gonna be hot, elven titties or like crazy Xerxes camp in 300 titties?
https://www.filmstories.co.uk/news/lord-of-the-rings-and-the-hobbit-set-for-4k-release-in-december/
In case you needed to buy the whole series again
In case you needed to buy the whole series again
TBH some of the CGI already looks a little dated on my 4K TV when I pop in the blue-ray. Not much reason to get a 4K version won't notice the difference.
TBH?Quote:
TBH some of the CGI already looks a little dated
To be honest
I was trying to apply it to LOTR world and was failing. #oldredline248 said:
To be honest
Was thinking the same thing about 4k. All the new Marvel films look amazing in 4K. I feel LotR will look fake, like all of the Hobbit movies.
Doesn't mean I probably won't buy them, anyways.
Doesn't mean I probably won't buy them, anyways.
Tree Beard is Hung?Ol Jock 99 said:TBH?Quote:
TBH some of the CGI already looks a little dated
ffs, why would they put Silmarillion in that spot, and think it could be only one movie?
Not gonna lie, I would watch all of those.
ROTK is the rare case of a movie that could've justifiably been two movies. Extended version is 4:20. Split it after the Battle of Pelennor Fields, and add in the Scouring of the Shire for the second film.
Whereas a few short years later, you had the prime example of an unnecessary split finale (HP7), with one entire movie of absolutely nothing happening.
Whereas a few short years later, you had the prime example of an unnecessary split finale (HP7), with one entire movie of absolutely nothing happening.
CincyAg said:
Are you sure you're not talking about The Hobbit?Brian Earl Spilner said:
Whereas a few short years later, you had the prime example of an unnecessary split finale (HP7), with one entire movie of absolutely nothing happening.
Brian Earl Spilner said:
ROTK is the rare case of a movie that could've justifiably been two movies. Extended version is 4:20. Split it after the Battle of Pelennor Fields, and add in the Scouring of the Shire for the second film.
Whereas a few short years later, you had the prime example of an unnecessary split finale (HP7), with one entire movie of absolutely nothing happening.
How did nothing happen in one of the movies? Have you read the books?
accurate as hell.CincyAg said:
If creators can't tell a story that can be wrapped up in five novels or three movies, I will likely not be consuming it.
There is a distinction between the world building of Tolkien and the Dorkverses that Marvel and DC have spawned.
Nothing happened in the first HP7 movie. From what I can even remember, they ran around a forest for two hours looking for horcruxes.
No, I haven't read the book.
No, I haven't read the book.
Didn't they break into the bank? And Harry had tea with Nagini? and RIP Dobby.
you monster!
you monster!
TC's next project needs to be Bombadil and Bombadil 2: Civil War.
I am in so hard on those.
I am in so hard on those.
Bombadil randomly shows up during battle scenes singing hey derry-o my darlings
Taters: A Samwise Story
Sometimes you need the crying-laughing emoji.CincyAg said:
Only issue is that the Silmarillion should be 50 Movies.
For the music nerds, this is great.
When you haven't read the books but bash the movie you fall into the category of people who didn't read Game of Thrones, then complained during season 1 that they couldn't tell the characters apart because everybody had a beard.Brian Earl Spilner said:
Nothing happened in the first HP7 movie. From what I can even remember, they ran around a forest for two hours looking for horcruxes.
No, I haven't read the book.
redline248 said:
Didn't they break into the bank? And Harry had tea with Nagini? and RIP Dobby.
you monster!
Starts with the chase, when Harry leaves his Aunts and Uncles house, then the attack at the wedding, then sneaking into the ministry, then going to Harry's hometown and attacked by the snake, then going to Lovegoods, then getting captured and escaping, leading to Dobbys death. Other than that, you're right. Nothing really happened.
I really recommend reading the books. The movies just didn't do them justice.