[ SECRET POST #6269 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6269 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I mean, I love that scene, but I also am completely incapable of separating my love or hate of ANYTHING in the LOTR movies with my love of the books. The result is that I have an unreasonable amount of hatred for the way movie!Faramir is characterized in Two Towers in particular, while also fist pumping an insane amount when I see a great Sam speech that ties his and Frodo's journey to the rest of the Fellowship's journey in a way that wasn't possible in the books. I have 0 objectivity on this lmao, even when I can tell that people might have legitimate problems with something from a filmmaking perspective if it scratches my book-loving itch hard enough.

[philstar22]

I feel this so much. I've totally come around and agree with you an Faramir. But the thing that really bugs me in the movies is Elrond's characterization. He's not remotely book Elrond and I can never get past it. I still love the movies, but every time Elrond is on screen I get angry.

[(Anonymous)]

DA - Honestly, as much as I really like some of the associated performances, I don’t think Sir Peter’s movies did particularly well by any of the elves.