[ SECRET POST #2597 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2597 ⌋

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Comments

[nachtmusik]

Well it's not like these movies care much about what in The Hobbit shaped the Lord of the Rings story since now Gandalf knows Sauron is back like 50 years too soon for his actions to make any sense, but this is still good thinking.

[(Anonymous)]

That's what bugged me, too. Unless he (and all who know it, too) conveniently forget about it, some of his actions in the LotR movies are realy hard to explain. The only in-movie explanation I could think of would be that they think they successfully kept Sauron from reawakening to his full power at the end of the third Hobbit movie and think they're good again for the next few centuries, but that would be pretty stupid. They're probably going to ignore the whole thing.

[nachtmusik]

Honestly it just felt like they decided "nope, a dragon isn't a good enough villain. We need something scarier. Let's just use Sauron again. Nevermind it doesn't even make sense!"