[ SECRET POST #2751 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2751 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Fandom that makes you happiest

[philstar22]

I've found myself rewatching Tolkien movies more and more. I've also been rereading the books. Just started my first read of the Silmarillion. Never managed to get through it before, but I'm determine to this time. I wouldn't say it is my happy fandom, but it has become one of my top ones.

Re: Fandom that makes you happiest

[elaminator]

The LOTR films are some of my all time favorite films. (If not my absolute favorites. It's hard to gauge, but I love them so much.) IMO they hold up well on repeated viewings in a way not many franchises do.

Silmarillion is a bit too dense for me (which I think is one of the main reasons its fans like it, so different strokes), but I should probably read it again one of these days to see if it would hold my interest better now. (Probably not, as I feel like my attention span has only gotten worse.)

The Children of Húrin was a bit more to my liking, but The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit are more my taste.