Thread: The Lord of the Rings thread
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Originally Posted By NasStan⏩
Capt Fantastic was ok, nothing amazing. In fact the best thing was discovering Israel Nash - Rain Plans. Amazing song.The GOAT movies - can't see anything ever topping them for me. The series is actual perfection
Viggo still great in everything he is in. You guys need to watch Captain Fantastic if you haven't yet. His new film Green Book had a trailer come out the other week and it looks like another winner
Viggo still great in everything he is in. You guys need to watch Captain Fantastic if you haven't yet. His new film Green Book had a trailer come out the other week and it looks like another winner
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Yeah luckily I lived in NZ for a year and drove out there. Very touristy but I got some amazing photos. Had a tankard of ale in the pub there which was pretty cool. Very touristy though (duhh).Best triology ever.
Anyone ever been to New Zealand and checked out the film locations?
Anyone ever been to New Zealand and checked out the film locations?
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Originally Posted By Purfected⏩
I always thought Sam wore the dress in their "way more than friends" relationship with Frodo lol. I was actually rooting for Golum towards the end.only complaint about the movies is how much of a beta bitch frodo acts in a lot of scenes hes in.
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Originally Posted By TheJediBrah⏩
Not to mention dad-bod. He was so hot in the film.fuark Aragorn is old af now
Originally Posted By skinnyFAT91⏩
I remember this little conspiracy during the movies. It was hogwash. The era that the books were written in and the poem reflects (correctly) the behaviours people had towards each other. It was perfectly normal to be caring and emotional towards your comrades.I always thought Sam wore the dress in their "way more than friends" relationship with Frodo lol. I was actually rooting for Golum towards the end.
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Epic, cinematic, masterpiece. The greatest trilogy in the annals of filmdom.
17 Oscars in total for the trilogy and 475 awards out of 800 nominations, making it the most acclaimed movie series IN HISTORY.
The movies received universal critical acclaim and spawned an entire generation of fans; becoming a long-lasting inspiration to film, music, literature and games. Its impact on popular culture was simply UNPRESIDENTED.
The trilogy holds an average score of 8.8 on the IMDB 250 lists, which itself is a remarkable feat.
The Return of the King won Oscar for Best Picture, one of only TWO fantasy movies in history to do it. (And we all know why The Shape of Water won it, Political Correctness has ingrained its roots deep in the industry, one of the reasons movies suck nowadays).
Epic soundtrack, epic storytelling, epic effects, it was simply put the sum of fantastic filmmaking.
It is not often you can name a movie your favorite movie and the best movie you have seen in terms of movie making.
But the LOTR trilogy had it all.
17 Oscars in total for the trilogy and 475 awards out of 800 nominations, making it the most acclaimed movie series IN HISTORY.
The movies received universal critical acclaim and spawned an entire generation of fans; becoming a long-lasting inspiration to film, music, literature and games. Its impact on popular culture was simply UNPRESIDENTED.
The trilogy holds an average score of 8.8 on the IMDB 250 lists, which itself is a remarkable feat.
The Return of the King won Oscar for Best Picture, one of only TWO fantasy movies in history to do it. (And we all know why The Shape of Water won it, Political Correctness has ingrained its roots deep in the industry, one of the reasons movies suck nowadays).
Epic soundtrack, epic storytelling, epic effects, it was simply put the sum of fantastic filmmaking.
It is not often you can name a movie your favorite movie and the best movie you have seen in terms of movie making.
But the LOTR trilogy had it all.
08-30-2018, 10:19 AM
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GOAT movies. I'm in! I watch them every few months or so when I'm just in the mood for an epic adventure.
If I had any nitpicks it would be some of the deus ex machina saves at the very last moment. I get that it's used to build tension but there were too much of them in some of the most crucial scenes.
If I had any nitpicks it would be some of the deus ex machina saves at the very last moment. I get that it's used to build tension but there were too much of them in some of the most crucial scenes.
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Originally Posted By Coal
The best was the battle at Helm's End.GOAT movies. I'm in! I watch them every few months or so when I'm just in the mood for an epic adventure.
If I had any nitpicks it would be some of the deus ex machina saves at the very last moment. I get that it's used to build tension but there were too much of them in some of the most crucial scenes.
If I had any nitpicks it would be some of the deus ex machina saves at the very last moment. I get that it's used to build tension but there were too much of them in some of the most crucial scenes.
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LOTR trilogy is the GOAT. Saw them all in theaters on opening day for each movie. Spent like 16 hour in line to see the Return of the King. It was totally worth it.
Amazon is apparently making a series and they've vouched a cool $500,000,000 so far is what I've heard.
I just hope they don't ruin it with some gay chit like having Frodo and Sam in some secret gay relationship. You know, dumb chit like that.
Amazon is apparently making a series and they've vouched a cool $500,000,000 so far is what I've heard.
I just hope they don't ruin it with some gay chit like having Frodo and Sam in some secret gay relationship. You know, dumb chit like that.
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08-30-2018, 10:33 AM
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If you think its the best scene in all of cinema, you should read the Ride of the Rohirrim chapter in The Return of the King. Yes Riders of Rohan are alpha as phuck.Rohirrim charge still the GOAT scene in all of cinema
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08-30-2018, 10:34 AM
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^Where the phuck is Helm's End?The best was the battle at Helm's End.
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Originally Posted By sg1976⏩
I think she means Helms Deep bruh^Where the phuck is Helm's End?
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Originally Posted By rollerball⏩
Also, they went for nicholas cage first to play Aragon. Could you imagine that? LOLSean Connery was asked to play Gandalf and was promised something insane like 15% of the entire box office haul for all three movies or some crazy chit. Said he didn't understand the character and turned it down to start in The League Of Incredible Gentlemen or whatever the phukk that piece of chit movie was called and retired after it bombed.
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08-30-2018, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted By FearThisjake⏩
I know man. I'm just busting her balls.I think she means Helms Deep bruh
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The GOAT trilogy and all 3 movies are some of the best of all time. Miss everything about it, always watch whenever it's on.
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Originally Posted By MuzzieChik786⏩
In the novels (which I read earlier this year) Aragorn/Strider/Elessar is described as quite an ugly, weathered looking man, which is understandable given his age and years of roaming the wilds. Viggo Mortensen was a handsome, chiselled guy in his younger days.Not to mention dad-bod. He was so hot in the film.
Looking at the trilogy, I would say Peter Jackson and crew did a great job at transferring the magic and emotion to the big screen. The epic parts of the book are epic on the screen as well. The charge of the Pelennor fields is awesome in the book, how Theoden's horse (Snowmane) is so fast that the other riders can barely keep up with him and cannot overtake him. Also when the heroes of Helm's Deep charge out of the stronghold and mow down all the orc scum in their way.
Its a shame that the movies didn't even mention Tom Bombadil or the somewhat enchanted land he lived in, however there wasn't time for everything. There were numerous characters left out of the movies; Prince Imrahil, Erkenbrand, Beregond and his son etc.
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Originally Posted By GOATisGOAT⏩
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17 Oscars in total for the trilogy and 475 awards out of 800 nominations, making it the most acclaimed movie series IN HISTORY.
The movies received universal critical acclaim and spawned an entire generation of fans; becoming a long-lasting inspiration to film, music, literature and games. Its impact on popular culture was simply UNPRESIDENTED.
The trilogy holds an average score of 8.8 on the IMDB 250 lists, which itself is a remarkable feat.
The Return of the King won Oscar for Best Picture, one of only TWO fantasy movies in history to do it. (And we all know why The Shape of Water won it, Political Correctness has ingrained its roots deep in the industry, one of the reasons movies suck nowadays).
Epic soundtrack, epic storytelling, epic effects, it was simply put the sum of fantastic filmmaking.
It is not often you can name a movie your favorite movie and the best movie you have seen in terms of movie making.
But the LOTR trilogy had it all.
17 Oscars in total for the trilogy and 475 awards out of 800 nominations, making it the most acclaimed movie series IN HISTORY.
The movies received universal critical acclaim and spawned an entire generation of fans; becoming a long-lasting inspiration to film, music, literature and games. Its impact on popular culture was simply UNPRESIDENTED.
The trilogy holds an average score of 8.8 on the IMDB 250 lists, which itself is a remarkable feat.
The Return of the King won Oscar for Best Picture, one of only TWO fantasy movies in history to do it. (And we all know why The Shape of Water won it, Political Correctness has ingrained its roots deep in the industry, one of the reasons movies suck nowadays).
Epic soundtrack, epic storytelling, epic effects, it was simply put the sum of fantastic filmmaking.
It is not often you can name a movie your favorite movie and the best movie you have seen in terms of movie making.
But the LOTR trilogy had it all.
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Fuaaarkk week off work next week and thread has inspired me to watch all three extended editions in one sitting. Gonna get high and order a pizza, gonna be magical.
Can't wait to see the battle of Helm's End.
Glad Sean Connery turned it down and NC wtf.
Can't wait to see the battle of Helm's End.
Glad Sean Connery turned it down and NC wtf.
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Originally Posted By MuzzieChik786⏩
Helm's Deep > Pelennor Fields.The best was the battle at Helm's End.
Pelennor Fields was cringey cliche crap.
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Originally Posted By sg1976⏩
^Where the phuck is Helm's End?
Originally Posted By FearThisjake⏩
I think she means Helms Deep bruh
Originally Posted By sg1976⏩
Mean. Can't a sistah make a mistake here and there?!?! ^_^I know man. I'm just busting her balls.
Originally Posted By maori-rap⏩
But he IS ugly compared to the other main characters. He scraggly, got dirt under his nails, unshaven etc.In the novels (which I read earlier this year) Aragorn/Strider/Elessar is described as quite an ugly, weathered looking man, which is understandable given his age and years of roaming the wilds. Viggo Mortensen was a handsome, chiselled guy in his younger days.
Looking at the trilogy, I would say Peter Jackson and crew did a great job at transferring the magic and emotion to the big screen. The epic parts of the book are epic on the screen as well. The charge of the Pelennor fields is awesome in the book, how Theoden's horse (Snowmane) is so fast that the other riders can barely keep up with him and cannot overtake him. Also when the heroes of Helm's Deep charge out of the stronghold and mow down all the orc scum in their way.
Its a shame that the movies didn't even mention Tom Bombadil or the somewhat enchanted land he lived in, however there wasn't time for everything. There were numerous characters left out of the movies; Prince Imrahil, Erkenbrand, Beregond and his son etc.
Looking at the trilogy, I would say Peter Jackson and crew did a great job at transferring the magic and emotion to the big screen. The epic parts of the book are epic on the screen as well. The charge of the Pelennor fields is awesome in the book, how Theoden's horse (Snowmane) is so fast that the other riders can barely keep up with him and cannot overtake him. Also when the heroes of Helm's Deep charge out of the stronghold and mow down all the orc scum in their way.
Its a shame that the movies didn't even mention Tom Bombadil or the somewhat enchanted land he lived in, however there wasn't time for everything. There were numerous characters left out of the movies; Prince Imrahil, Erkenbrand, Beregond and his son etc.
I agree.
Originally Posted By CaliSuperSport⏩
Which part was that? O_oHelm's Deep > Pelennor Fields.
Pelennor Fields was cringey cliche crap.
Pelennor Fields was cringey cliche crap.
Ps: I watch the Trilogy every year as well.
I felt the whole part of the marshes was unnecessary. Usually forward through that part.
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Originally Posted By MuzzieChik786⏩
It was the fight in the 3rd movie. Just a little over the top for me.Which part was that? O_o
Ps: I watch the Trilogy every year as well.
I felt the whole part of the marshes was unnecessary. Usually forward through that part.
Ps: I watch the Trilogy every year as well.
I felt the whole part of the marshes was unnecessary. Usually forward through that part.
Wasnt as cool as Aragorn's charge on the Black Gate
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Originally Posted By CaliSuperSport⏩
It definitely didn't pack the same punch as the battle at Helm's Deep.It was the fight in the 3rd movie. Just a little over the top for me.
Originally Posted By CaliSuperSport⏩
Really? I thought the speech and the begin of the charge was good, but the rest was kinda like 'meh.'Wasnt as cool as Aragorn's charge on the Black Gate
I do think it's because the Helm's Deep battle was so awesome. Just the way they showed the strategic battle plan of the Orcs and the planning/execution of the defense. It was just amazing.
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