[ SECRET POST #3497 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3497 ⌋

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

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Comments

Re: spoilers everywhere, obviously

[elaminator]

No, I totally get your rambling!

I understand the “end of an era" feel because I was definitely more sad once the movies had ended, knowing there wouldn't be anymore live action Tolkien. And, yea, The Hobbit films did A LOT of things wrong, but that didn't stop me from feeling disappointed that the ride was over, and that PJ and company wouldn't have a chance to “do a better job next time”.

Hearing Billy's voice got me all choked up too, and really brought me back to the start. It was a smart decision on their parts to include him, and such a gorgeous song!

(However, I was sobbing during Thorin's death because I'm a sap, and I adored the tragic romance of Thorin and Bilbo. That relationship was one of the things I thought the films did right.)

Re: spoilers everywhere, obviously

[fishnchips]

His death was a sad scene but I think the main reason I didn't feel it was the company I was with - a friend and her younger sister (of whom the latter never. shuts. up. during movies. It kills and mood.).

Re: spoilers everywhere, obviously

[elaminator]

Oh, I absolutely understand that. I've had movie moments ruined for me by interruptions too. If you can't focus, how are you supposed to care?

Re: spoilers everywhere, obviously

[fishnchips]

I think one or the other quiet comments once in a while are alright but people who keep a running commentary going (especially if they think they are just so damn witty and funny) suck big time. Especially if you consider the price of cinema tickets atm. I didn't pay all that money to get a bad live MST3K performance damn it.