[ SECRET POST #6428 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6428 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Adaptations that annoy you...

[(Anonymous)]

Lords of the Rings, Jackson. Where do I begin? The Golden Wood that's blue, DENETHOR, angsty Aragorn who doesn't want to be a king, comedy short people, surfing Legolas, fair-skinned blond green-eyed Sam, the Dead liberating white-walled Minas Tirith, three months on the stairs of Cirith Ungol and an afternoon crossing Mordor... I'm getting itchy just thinking about it all.

Re: Adaptations that annoy you...

[(Anonymous)]

SAME. OMG. I almost walked out of Fellowship opening night when Bree was a dark, scary horror movie set instead of the last glorious moment of happiness before the actual darkness. I have never seen the other two movies for the reasons you elucidate (the more I hear about what changed, the worse it gets). The LOTR movies are the opposite of how movies have to be different from books because visuals/time/reasons, they're Jackson's fever dream as he personally interpreted the books which are NOT how most of us interpreted the books.

Re: Adaptations that annoy you...

[philstar22]

I do love these movies. But I also have a whole lot of issues with them. I'll add the adaption of Elrond to this list. Way to completely misunderstand his character.