[ SECRET POST #4183 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4183 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

I agree the costume design and visual concept for the character was fantastic. For the most part, the costuming was fine in the Hobbit films (though I didn't think the chick was pretty enough to be an elf, but oh well). Unfortunately the rest of the movies is what sucked.

[(Anonymous)]

I thought he definitely looked the part but for me, his acting crossed the line between "otherwordly strange" and "cringey overacting" a bit too much.

[(Anonymous)]

I think he had the potential to really nail what an elf was but the movies failed. I thought some of his costumes were silly, and the eyebrows bothered me (but only when he's an elf - I think he looks fine as is in his modern stuff).

Mostly, though, I just can't get past how they butchered his character. I love book Thranduil so much and there was so much interesting stuff you could do with him. But they did none of that, and even what they chose to do was wildly inconsistent depending on who he was talking to and what kind of character they needed him to be to prop up someone else.

[(Anonymous)]

I loved the look of the character and the costume, but the acting was a little over the top, IMO.

[alwaysbeenasmiler]

Lee Pace as Thranduil, just wow-- I just loved every bit of him- in fact he is the entire reason I went to see the movies.