[ SECRET POST #2736 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2736 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yep.

The movies have horrible pacing, are far too long, have cheesy original dialogue and unattractive CGI. I supported Jackson when I heard he was going to add extra stuff, not only for continuity to fit in with the actual LOTR verse (orcs, a more serious atmosphere, etc) but also just to make them more interesting (while fun, the book itself doesn't make a good movie plot, certainly not two/three movies). But honestly, I think the LOTR movies were good because stuff got cut and pacing was so much more important. In the Hobbit movies, Jackson thinks he can just make them as long as he likes and add whatever he likes, due to LOTR success, but it has the opposite effect. Bloated and boring.