[ SECRET POST #2937 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2937 ⌋

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Comments

Re: The Hobbit movie....

[tabaqui]

I have no thoughts about Lee Pace but i *did* like his Thranduil. He was so damn *pretty*.

But yes - BLEH.

And it could have easily been two movies. Hell, it *could* have been one long movie. And too much super-over-saturated 'these people glow' photoshop effect, especially trying to make sure Orlando Bloom/Legolas looked unaged. It was just...weird.

Re: The Hobbit movie....

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, Legolas looked so WEIRD. If they wanted to make him look younger they should have got a really good makeup artist instead of drenching him in CGI. Proper application of makeup can work wonders.

Re: The Hobbit movie....

[tabaqui]

This. Jeez, it was just...bizarre.

Re: The Hobbit movie....

[(Anonymous)]

Just about every decision they made concerning Legolas is bizarre in those movies. Glowing Legolas! Gravitiy defying Legolas! Totally in lurve with Mary-Sue and totes not jealous Legolas! Go-find-yourself-a-boyfriend(he is called Strider) Legolas!

Re: The Hobbit movie....

[tabaqui]

Heeeeee!
Well, finding Aragorn the boyfriend doesn't much bother me but, yes - the rest was weird and made for some odd moments.

Worst, i think, was that Legolas was kind of 'grown up' in these movies, as far as experiences and emotions, and in LotR he played him a bit less worldly, particularly when it came to death and war, and i *liked* that.

Kind of jarring.

Re: The Hobbit movie....

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, me neither, it was just so completely out of nowhere in a weird effort to generate more ~continuity~ after kicking continuity in the teeth during the rest of the movie.

It was strange. It almost seemed like the timeline was switched. Just... huh?