[ SECRET POST #2189 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2189 ⌋

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Comments

[elaminator]

I haven't seen it in 48 FPS and though I plan on seeing it again, I just remembered that the 48 FPS version probably isn't showing nearby (so I can't comment on it).

I'm incredibly biased when it comes to Tolkien so no one probably takes my opinion seriously, but I thought it was lovely. There were some slower portions yes, but overall I liked the bits they added from the appendices and didn't think it was overtly long. (I also thought all the actors were great, especially Armitage and Freeman, but...different tastes and all that.)

[ariakas]

See, I don't think it was just you - I'm pretty "eh" on Tolkien most of the time (read the books as a kid and liked them, haven't since, hardly a stan), and I thought it was great. With a 65% RT score, I went in thinking it was going to be very disappointing, or at least mediocre.

[elaminator]

That reminds me... I have a friend who's never went near a Tolkien book, generally isn't a fan of fantasy, and wouldn'twatch LOTR (partially because she didn't like the look of the Uruk-hai); her husband wanted to see Hobbit so she went. She said it was surprisingly good and that she's looking forward to the next movie. So it's definitely not all Tolkien fans, no.