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⌈ Secret Post #3827 ⌋

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[Teen Wolf, Derek Hale]

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[Sidney Crosby/Evgeni Malkin, NHL]

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(James I, Reign)

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[Joss Whedon's leaked Wonder Woman script]

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[Tara Strong]

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[LissySandwich/Bowlingotter]

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[Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid]

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[Legend of the Seeker]

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[Grimm]

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It's been a long time since I saw CoMC but I remember also liking the changes, especially if you're paring it down to movie length. My dad and I watch the French version a lot, but to me it's like having the BBC Pride and Prejudice and the 1995 one - both have their merits and I like that both exist.

For LOTR and Hobbit, I feel that a lot of the changes were good in theory but lousy in execution. I would've been happy to see the Elves in Helm's Deep if they did anything with them (or it made any sense that Elrond sent them, rather than Galadriel). I also would've loved more of the Council vs the Necromancer but that was such a letdown in the actual film. I also thought distinguishing the Dwarves was good but it actually took away from the film in the end because the screentime was spread too thin with them and didn't allow for the important ones to stand out.

I agree with you. I still love the LOTR movies and tolerate the Hobbit ones. But they definitely didn't quite execute a lot of things, especially ideas they had about changes. There are parts of both trilogies that feel really rushed and parts of the Hobbit (and probably LOTR too) that are dragged out too long (particularly battles).

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