Lord of the rings fans?
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2831 posts since 11 Jun, 2003
Hi Sickle,
I actually really liked the extended version of the first film, but I didn't like the extended version of the second one. I hope I'll like the extended version of the third one ... crossing fingers...
I actually really liked the extended version of the first film, but I didn't like the extended version of the second one. I hope I'll like the extended version of the third one ... crossing fingers...
Play it by ear
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- 6127 posts since 1 Apr, 2004 from Et in Arcadia Ego
There's this nasty little habit that's been pioneered by the LOTR's where critical elements of the storyline are taken & saved for a special edition DVD release. I'm not too thrilled with the extended edition of TTT myself, especially as they deviated from the storyline quite a bit, but as far as the third extended goes, I hear it's gonna be the best.
Persoanlly, I was quite pissed at the omission of the Mouth of Sauron bantering Aragorn at the gates of Barad Dur & the confrontation between Gandalf & Saruman after Orthank fell, but these two scenes will be in the final DVD.
That's enough of that, I'm sounding like a f**king geek over here
Persoanlly, I was quite pissed at the omission of the Mouth of Sauron bantering Aragorn at the gates of Barad Dur & the confrontation between Gandalf & Saruman after Orthank fell, but these two scenes will be in the final DVD.
That's enough of that, I'm sounding like a f**king geek over here
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- 1319 posts since 29 Jul, 2002
I love them all and I can't wait for the final extended DVD
nice work (from memory even)
I'm afraid that saruman vs gandalf thing might not happen.I think they kinda moved saruman being stripped of his powers to the part where gandalf releases theodin.
would be nice if they tied up the story between eowyn and farimir though.
and include that damn scene from the trailer
that doesn't show up in the film (yet)
nice work (from memory even)
I'm afraid that saruman vs gandalf thing might not happen.I think they kinda moved saruman being stripped of his powers to the part where gandalf releases theodin.
would be nice if they tied up the story between eowyn and farimir though.
and include that damn scene from the trailer
that doesn't show up in the film (yet)
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2831 posts since 11 Jun, 2003
Don't worry, you are not the only LOTR geek. Nothing to be ashamed of. We have our own special LOTR thread going on here
It's good to know I am not the only one...
Thanks for listening Opiadream
It's good to know I am not the only one...
Thanks for listening Opiadream
Play it by ear
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- KVRAF
- 2017 posts since 21 Mar, 2002 from Hutchinson, Kansas
You are definitely not the only one! I have read the books at least twice yearly for over a quarter-century. I have a vast collection of Tolkien related stuff, including an actual first edition of the trilogy from the 1950s. I like the movies a lot, as well (though it was the omission of the Barrow Downs and Scouring the Shire that irritated me...never mind the fact that Frodo was half the age he should have been...I won't go on, for fear of revealing myself to be a little too much like Comic Book Guy on the Simpsonspheeleep wrote:Don't worry, you are not the only LOTR geek. Nothing to be ashamed of. We have our own special LOTR thread going on here![]()
It's good to know I am not the only one...
Nicely done, pheeleep. I myself have always meant to do some versions of a few of the songs Tolkien did with Donald Swann for The Road Goes Ever On...
- KVRAF
- 3266 posts since 22 Sep, 2003 from under the sun
i'm a big fan of Tolkien, too.
LOTR, the films, are quite decent. a real tour de force, considering the depth of the novel...
the soundtrack is excellent in itself, but i'm not a fan of movie-carpets made of strings and horns going on all the time. so, watching the film i thought: too much music !
but it goes with the epic feel of the story.
as for your track, bravo for the memory work
LOTR, the films, are quite decent. a real tour de force, considering the depth of the novel...
the soundtrack is excellent in itself, but i'm not a fan of movie-carpets made of strings and horns going on all the time. so, watching the film i thought: too much music !
but it goes with the epic feel of the story.
as for your track, bravo for the memory work
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- 6127 posts since 1 Apr, 2004 from Et in Arcadia Ego
What would really get me off
would be if they were to do ANYTHING from the Silmarillion, particularly the early wars with Morgoth & the corrupting of the elves after the theft of the silmarills; great stuff.
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- 3833 posts since 8 Sep, 2003 from Santa Clara, CA, USA
sickle666 wrote:What would really get me offwould be if they were to do ANYTHING from the Silmarillion, particularly the early wars with Morgoth & the corrupting of the elves after the theft of the silmarills; great stuff.
Now your talking! hey sickle: did not know you were a LOTR fan TOOO??
But they gotta do the Hobbit first.
I really enjoyed all the extended versions, but hope they put plenty more in the ROTK extended...so much needs to be said. I do know they are going to show the house of healing and Sam throwing away his pots and pans in Mordor. Also Aragorn with the Palinteer. They DID film the Saraman-Gandalf scene, and maybe Saramans demise with Wormtoung knifing him ( theres a hint of that in one of the photo books..Two towers I beleieve)
TC
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- KVRAF
- 4074 posts since 28 Apr, 2004
What would really get me off would be if they were to do ANYTHING from the Silmarillion, particularly the early wars with Morgoth & the corrupting of the elves after the theft of the silmarills; great stuff.
the hobbit would be much easier....
i grew up with my mums copies of these books (complete with crappy pencil annotations in the margins) and the hobbit was the first one i read (i was about 6)
it took me 15 years to get past the first 4 pages of the simarillion
(it was actually well worth it) and i imagines it would be a bitch to try and screenwrite/film.
not that i know anything about screenwriting/filming
peter jackson did an excellent job with lotr, couple of niggles and shame about the ending of rotk but still....
awesome cinema experience and a "buy a soon as its out" dvd film
steve.
ps good tune.... especially from memory
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- 6127 posts since 1 Apr, 2004 from Et in Arcadia Ego
The Silmarillion is the TRUE epic in my opinion.
TC: Hell yeah, man. I might be a drinkin, druggin Tattoo Artist, but I got CULTURE, baby!!
TC: Hell yeah, man. I might be a drinkin, druggin Tattoo Artist, but I got CULTURE, baby!!
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- KVRAF
- 4074 posts since 28 Apr, 2004
The Silmarillion is the TRUE epic in my opinion.
really hard to read though...... (or i might just be stupid)
definately a "slow burner"
now that would be an epic film.....
steve.
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- 1319 posts since 29 Jul, 2002
been thinking the very same thingsickle666 wrote:What would really get me offwould be if they were to do ANYTHING from the Silmarillion, particularly the early wars with Morgoth & the corrupting of the elves after the theft of the silmarills; great stuff.
I'd even settle for jackson making a movie of 'the hobbit'

