[ SECRET POST #6423 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6423 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Lord of the Rings fandom, looking at you.

(I actually liked the Hobbit movies. I got to spend time with the characters and Tauriel was fun and a nice break from the testosterone.)

[greghousesgf]

the LOTR movies didn't copy the books but they captured the spirit of the books perfectly IMHO

[(Anonymous)]

I never had an issue with the character of Tauriel. The forced love triangle and unnecessary inclusion of Legolas was a drag. Also, making the movies a duology instead of a trilogy would have improved the film experience by roughly 400%.

[(Anonymous)]

I wouldn't have minded Tauriel as a concept but the way her character was executed made her the ultimate Mary Sue and that sucked. Original female character inserted into an existing story? Looks sooper unique and special compared to the other elves in the movie? Forced shitty pseudo love triangle including one of the fan-favourites and a character whose attractiveness got artificially increased to match the pretty elf lady? More capeable and cool than all the other characters? Gets the last word in to school the elven king because she's just that amazing? She literally ticked all the boxes of a blatant old school Mary Sue and it was just too much.