[ SECRET POST #3204 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3204 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[philstar22]

I completely agree with you, OP. Boromir is by far my favorite LOTR character. I'm not sure what I would have done in his place, but I do understand his character and find him the most interesting.

[(Anonymous)]

Ditto. Love him.

[elaminator]

I wouldn't say he's my favorite, but I still love the hell out of Boromir; he's an interesting, flawed guy. Not a bad guy, just a flawed one. His mistakes make him relatable. I don't know what I would have done in his place either, but wanting to use The Ring in his situation does not strike me as evil, it strikes me as ambitious desperation. Granted...it isn't exactly the best course of action, but there's not many who can keep their sense when confronted with the Ring of Power.

Plus, Sean Bean was an excellent Boromir, and that epic death scene he got endeared him to me even more.

[asecretchord]

Plus, Sean Bean was an excellent Boromir, and that epic death scene he got endeared him to me even more.

That was when I knew the LotR films would be good—when I saw that Sean Bean had been cast as Boromir. I wasn't certain about Elijah Wood and couldn't even imagine Sean Astin as Samwise, but I knew Sean Bean would be perfect for Boromir and he didn't disappoint.

[elaminator]

I don't think I was all that familiar with Sean Bean at the time, but what I can say about the LOTR films is that the casting was excellent. I really do feel like they cast perfectly and there weren't any missteps.

[philstar22]

The only slightly questionable thing for me was Elijah Wood in terms of age, but he did such an amazing job that in the end I don't care that much.