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In reply to the discussion: I just watched "Lord of the Rings" trilogy again and this hit me like a ton of bricks. [View all]Fortinbras Armstrong
(4,477 posts)64. One of the things I really liked about the movies was the way Middle Earth looked.
Moria, Hobbiton, Bag End, Lothlorien, Minas Tirith, Minas Morgul, the Barad Dur, they all looked right. Edoras looked even better than I had imagined it in my mind's eye. The only place I think they got wrong was Rivendell, which is well to the north and in the mountains. Jackson's Rivendell would be impossible to heat in the winter.
In the books, I had always found the Battle of Helm's Deep confusing. After I saw the films, I understood it.
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I just watched "Lord of the Rings" trilogy again and this hit me like a ton of bricks. [View all]
catbyte
Sep 2020
OP
You can purchase the LOTR trilogy on DVD for $12.99 on Amazon; Blue ray costs considerably more
Hekate
Sep 2020
#26
Works for me, as well. I think I will return to calling them death eaters. Shorter than what I
niyad
Sep 2020
#76
One of the things I really liked about the movies was the way Middle Earth looked.
Fortinbras Armstrong
Sep 2020
#64
Love the books, but really liked the movies as well. Except for The Hobbit - too 'Orc-y' & too long
GoneOffShore
Sep 2020
#72
I saw the Hobbit movies several year ago but I thought that they threw Orcs into the mix.
GoneOffShore
Sep 2020
#80
The good vs. evil plays out throughout history. Harry Potter series is also a great portrayal.
Evolve Dammit
Sep 2020
#22
I will play King Theoden's speech at full volume before sunrise on Election Day
Efilroft Sul
Sep 2020
#32
In all great mythology's the light side wins, the white hats ride in from the wilderness,
randr
Sep 2020
#51
Well, I know that "conservatives" thought Avatar was a liberal, gay plot to make them look bad.
catbyte
Sep 2020
#55