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Return of the King (possible spoilers)
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Saw it opening night.
Best battles I've seen in a movie. But yes, the ending was too long.
Best battles I've seen in a movie. But yes, the ending was too long.
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Very, very, VERY good movie.
*SPOILERS!!!!!*
*Remember, people that use two or more exclamation points are probably insane.*
*And it's cool to see Dr. Octopus. Id've prefered the Scorpion, though.*
Favorite scenes: That part just before the Battle of Pellenor Fields (I suck at rembering names) where the Steward whose name I forget has lost hope in winning, and is despairing completely as his towers are destroyed by incoming forces, and the music matches the occasion so perfectly, and he acts crazier, and crazier, and crazier, and the Gandalf hits him with a stick.
Sam vs Shelob
Arwen vs the Nazgul Lord
The Steward sets himself on fire and jumps off the tallest tower of Minas Tirith.
Sauron dies.
*No more spoilers*
*Why do all people say their burps taste like hot dogs? My burps do not taste like hot dogs.*
One of the things I DIDN'T like in the book is how long Tolkien drew out the ending (Although in that case, it led up to The Scouring of the Shire, which ruled.) I could've used a shorter ending in the movie. I also would've like to see the bits where Gandalf faces Saruman and the Mouth of Sauron. Gandalf reallly kicked ass in those scenes. Finally, the part where Sam rescued Frodo wasn't as good as it could've been. In the book, it was just plain my favorite part, going right up there with the climax to The Call of Cthulhu in my favorite moments in litereture.
Despite the problems mentioned above, LotR3 is a fantastic movie. The third in the trilogy always seems to go down for some reason (Star Wars (the original series), The Matrix, The Blair Witch Project didn't even GET a third part. The Evil Dead trilogy was an exception, though.), but not this one. The first two movies had me getting tired towardes the end, but not this one (except for the long part after the climax, but that's acceptable). This movie was well paced all the way through.
And to those who say they left out too much: It's a three and a half hour movie. What do you want?
-A Genius (A Cthulhu movie would kick so much ass. Oh, and I saw a poster for the new Troy movie. If it's based on Homer's tales and not history (Historical movies are cool and all, especially, oddly enough, the ones featuring horses (Seabiscuit, the one that's coming out), but Homer kicks ass.).)
[ December 20, 2003, 11:58 PM: Message edited by: A Genius is stoopit ]
*SPOILERS!!!!!*
*Remember, people that use two or more exclamation points are probably insane.*
*And it's cool to see Dr. Octopus. Id've prefered the Scorpion, though.*
Favorite scenes: That part just before the Battle of Pellenor Fields (I suck at rembering names) where the Steward whose name I forget has lost hope in winning, and is despairing completely as his towers are destroyed by incoming forces, and the music matches the occasion so perfectly, and he acts crazier, and crazier, and crazier, and the Gandalf hits him with a stick.
Sam vs Shelob
Arwen vs the Nazgul Lord
The Steward sets himself on fire and jumps off the tallest tower of Minas Tirith.
Sauron dies.
*No more spoilers*
*Why do all people say their burps taste like hot dogs? My burps do not taste like hot dogs.*
One of the things I DIDN'T like in the book is how long Tolkien drew out the ending (Although in that case, it led up to The Scouring of the Shire, which ruled.) I could've used a shorter ending in the movie. I also would've like to see the bits where Gandalf faces Saruman and the Mouth of Sauron. Gandalf reallly kicked ass in those scenes. Finally, the part where Sam rescued Frodo wasn't as good as it could've been. In the book, it was just plain my favorite part, going right up there with the climax to The Call of Cthulhu in my favorite moments in litereture.
Despite the problems mentioned above, LotR3 is a fantastic movie. The third in the trilogy always seems to go down for some reason (Star Wars (the original series), The Matrix, The Blair Witch Project didn't even GET a third part. The Evil Dead trilogy was an exception, though.), but not this one. The first two movies had me getting tired towardes the end, but not this one (except for the long part after the climax, but that's acceptable). This movie was well paced all the way through.
And to those who say they left out too much: It's a three and a half hour movie. What do you want?
-A Genius (A Cthulhu movie would kick so much ass. Oh, and I saw a poster for the new Troy movie. If it's based on Homer's tales and not history (Historical movies are cool and all, especially, oddly enough, the ones featuring horses (Seabiscuit, the one that's coming out), but Homer kicks ass.).)
[ December 20, 2003, 11:58 PM: Message edited by: A Genius is stoopit ]