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Dec 17th, 2003, 12:25 PM | #1 |
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The King Has Returned!!!! LOTR
OMG!!! This movie was sooooooo fricken good. I won't say anything about it just yet, seing how mnay haven't gotten the chance to see it I'm sure, but it was great. The ending was far from the letdown that everyone predicted, and the ending credits were soo neat. The characters never let down once throughout the entire trilogy, and gimmly was funny as hell once again.
Anyone want to comment on movie, which i'm sure many of you do, feel free. help spread the hype of this wonderous film.
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Dec 17th, 2003, 01:21 PM | #2 |
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awesome
I'm goin to see it again this saturday if you see all 3 back to back you'll understand how great the trilogies really is from the NY Daily news "By itself, "Return" is a great movie. As a whole trilogy, it ranks as one of the most important film events in history four out of four stars" already being seen as a contender for best movie of the year Academy-wise, and some critics are demanding that if it doesnt win...the academy should create an award to honor it. Believe the hype. Peter Jackson was already approached to create 'The Hobbit', but thats still not looking like it'll happen since Tolkiens heir doesnt want to sell it. great movie, go see it NOW...I COMMANND YOU |
Dec 17th, 2003, 02:02 PM | #3 |
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It was amazing. Nothing more I can say than that.
I cannot wait for the extended edition. I think that will cause me to go insane upon release.
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Dec 17th, 2003, 02:54 PM | #4 |
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simply orgasmic
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Dec 17th, 2003, 03:07 PM | #5 |
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the extended a edition must be other-worldly
not sure what it'll come with though, maybe a nazgul statue or somethin (hopes) |
Dec 17th, 2003, 05:09 PM | #6 |
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The one and only bad thing about this movie (Besides an ending that SORT OF dragged on) was that it was the last one. How will any other movies be able to stack up to these masterpeices ?.
Id praise the movie to no end but theres not alot more to be said that hasnt been here. Return has unseated Gladiator as my fav movie of all time. Quite Simply, an Epic Masterpiece . I never thought any movies would blow away the star wars trilogy...I was wrong. And on a special note id like to point out that this movie accomplished something that is a rarity in action movies IMO . They actually mixed humor in and did it well. The lines of humor didnt deminish the seriousness of the situations or come off as corny. And best of all they were actually funny The thing that set this movie apart as the best of the 3 to me was this. One of the best things in the LOTR movies are the moments of triumph. If youve seen them you know what I mean. For example when Gandoph rode in with an army and saved the day in the previous movie. Anyway...its those hair raising moments that I enjoyed the most and Return of the King was full of them. I cant wait to snatch up the trilogy box set when its released. Talk about a hot seller, that things gonna fly off the shelves
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Dec 17th, 2003, 06:52 PM | #7 |
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Heh, my brother just called and invited me to go see it. That will go on record as the first time ive ever seen the same movie twice in one day. But if any movies ever been worth it....its this one
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Dec 17th, 2003, 07:19 PM | #8 |
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LOTR
Aww yess the Lord of The Rings movies are great. I remember seeing the first one. I went with my family and that movie blew me away. Everyone loved it so much that we made a promise to see the second one in the movies again and we did. The second one to me was even better than the first. I like the romantic side of the movie between the elvish girl and the guy. Im having a memory block and can't remember the names. Forgive me! We made a promise to see this one so hopefully I'll see it soon. I can't wait!
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Dec 18th, 2003, 12:27 AM | #9 |
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Just got back from seing it a second time and I must say, it was better the second time because you could realax more and really appreciate the effects and what not.
The strange thing was...I saw it at a rather small old theatre the second time and for one reason or another they cut out certain parts. Here and there I noticed they had completely left out small clips such as when Gandolph told Marry (Or was it Pippin ?) not to let him down or whatever when he was climbing to light the beacon (I dont think that was a spoiler). Ive never really heard of there being versions where such insignificant clips were left out. The following could be concidered a spoiler I guess. But not much of one...read at your own risk There was another scene where Aragorn and company called out the dark lord at the black gate towards the end of the movie. In it they call him out once and get no response. Then they move in closer and call him out again. In the second version I saw they started out right by the gate . They completely cut out the part where they first called him out. Anyone know of a possible reason for this ?
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Let me just say that as a movie The Return of the King is good. I enjoyed it. But to me it’s just a rip off J.R.R. Tolkiens Return of the King. Sure it is a beautiful movie. The backgrounds are amazing and the characters gorgeous. But when you alter a story so much over the course of 10 hours it just doesn't feel right. The ending is shameful to what is written in the book. The battle scenes are inaccurate. They don't even go into depth about the palantir. Beregond is not even mentioned. I see nothing about this movie that makes it great. What is so great about it? The production of this movie was terrible. There are so many things that go unexplained it is frustrating to see that there is no attempt to try and explain them. Which is amazing considering the movie drags on and on at the end. Never would I have imagined that I would want to leave the theatre during the movie. But I couldn't wait till it was finally over.
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Dec 18th, 2003, 05:48 PM | #11 |
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Let me tell ye a tale... I went to see this tues night at the 12 am showing... and i didnt get home till 5am... and i had to be up to work by 530.... But with all the shit that happened afterward i still maintain... damn good choice... i loved this movie as well. the theater i went to was so damn packed i had to sit on the floor!
I was sooo tired at work that while i was operating a press i fell asleep several times and i burned myself on the 500deg plus mold 3 times! i got the scars to prove it
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I think Peter Jackson, the man that knows the limits of making a movie, who studied the works of Tolkein tirelessly, would know better than you what should and shouldnt have been included from the book. This movie has EVERYTHING that makes a great movie regaurdless of whatever crap they left out from the book. Obviously it wasnt needed because they still told the story well and produced 3 great epics. Maybe the book was better...they usually are better than movies...but that doesent mean that the movie was any worse. You have every right to think the movie wasnt great...but what kind of half assed reasons are those
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Please tell me why this movie was so great? Ooooh wow they managed to cram a bunch of people on screen fighting each other not once but twice. There is no plot even mentioned other then if we fail we die if we win we might live. I understand that he could not include everything and because of that he had to alter some things. But was the opening scene needed? That was a waste of at least 5 minutes. The entire movie seemed rushed along, especially the ending. In the first two movies they explained why and when and what (for the most part) and I loved them. This movie was just two battles and one journey. Only it took over 3 hours to end.
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Dec 18th, 2003, 09:17 PM | #14 |
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I agree with what wind said. I never read all the way through, so i don't know about all the crap they changed, but i see what Wind is getting at when he says that the movies are not flawless, and to some points of view, they were hyped a bit too much. I'm obsessed with the movies, and will sooner or later finnish, but i find the movies absolutly flawless. And one must consider, if you were to doi the entire thing in its entirety, well, you'd be makeing at least five long ass movies, with a budget that no one could ever dream of working with. I did kinda feel upset about the fact that they neevr had Tom in there. he's a minor character, and they could ahve slapped him in with all the stuff they did. he's juts sooo damn cool. But oh well, what am i complaining about. I still feel it was great, but i understand why some feel dissapointed with certain aspects of it.
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Movies are a completely different entitiy than books. The time restriants are completely different, the effects abilitys are a whole different story, and a million other aspects are different. Expecting a movie to mimic a book completely is rediculous
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Dec 19th, 2003, 06:04 PM | #16 |
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Just went to go see this movie last night. It lived up to my expectations. I thought it was by far the best out of the three. As with all movies, there was at least one thing wrong with it........they didn't have to draw it out as long as they did toward the very end of the movie.
Legolas sliding down mammoth's trunk = CHEESE
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oh yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i saw it the day after it came out!!!and oh my god!!!! sequals arent usually as good as the originals but this blew away the first two!!! i was on the edge of my seat the whole movie. the action scenes were mind blowing! the ending did darg on a little but everything worked out. and best of all my boy legolas i still the man. i think ill go see it again!!!!!!!!
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Dec 27th, 2003, 11:35 AM | #19 |
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I got to go see it finally on Christmas day. Took my parents. I would have to say this is one of the most fine examples of cinema of our time. No argument there. Anything great I can say about this movie is an understatement. Everything was breathtaking. Every actor/actress played their role wonderfully and were as much the true heart and soul of this movie as the special effect, cinematography, and musical arrangements. I could write a book on this, but enough have been written on the making of this epic so I won't bore you any longer.
_RED_ stuff
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Dec 27th, 2003, 12:31 PM | #20 |
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Unfortunately i couldnt go see it yet;
but i'm dying to ...maybe i'll go tomorrow or so...by reading what you guys said about it the movie seems awesome... |
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