id have to say 2 i liked the battle for helmsdeep
id have to say 2 i liked the battle for helmsdeep
i didn't like the action-less scenes, far too slow paced - all of them could have done with about an hour less of film, especially ROTK with the damn epilogue, and a bit less homoerotism - but if i blank out all the bad bits they're good films
r u kidding? lotr is a one of the best trilogies, aside from star wars and back to the future and indiana jones
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lotr was wkd
lotr 2 was even better
lotr 3 was even better
can't wait for the hobbet to be filmed and releast in 2007????
i aint waitin that longOriginally posted by foot loose@9 May 2004 - 17:24
lotr was wkd
lotr 2 was even better
lotr 3 was even better
can't wait for the hobbet to be filmed and releast in 2007????
I really liked the trilogy.
It was a truly epic story and an even bigger task of making it into a movie, but very well done. Many of the die-hard fans of the books bitched about specifics and I can see their point, but some people fail to account for the fact that each was a movie you watch in one sitting, not something you curl up with for several days or more.
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True classics of our time.....
50 years from now, it'll still be discussed.
There's this little thing called an "opinion". You don't sound as though you've heard of it.Originally posted by abu_has_the_power@9 May 2004 - 14:49
r u kidding? lotr is a one of the best trilogies, aside from star wars and back to the future and indiana jones
My frens, i dont noe bout u but im cryin over the good quality of this trilogy. In fact, i only appreciated the whole thing after i watched the third movie and rewatched all three on dvd but now...there gone!! :'(
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