[ SECRET POSt #2600 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2600 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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08. [WARNING for rape]



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[Lilo and Stitch]


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Comments

[elaminator]

I'm personally glad because OF that fact; the ending is going to have so much more meaning and bring a bigger response out of people. Bring on ALL the tears, PJ.

(But seriously, I thought Thorin's death was really damn sad and tragic in the book and he didn't have near this level of characterization; I'm excited to see how Richard handles the ending scenes because I'm sure he's going to do an incredible job and they're going to be extremely memorable.)

[(Anonymous)]

I'm looking forward to it with mixed feelings, 'cause I'm pretty sure Armitage's performance is going to rip my heart out. :(

[elaminator]

It will, DON'T YOU DARE DOUBT THAT IT WILL. (And it will be glorious.)

[ibbity]

I feel kind of mean because I am actively looking forward to the deaths in movie 3, lol. I am seriously anticipating the emotional rollercoaster that I'm gonna go on. BRING IT ON YO. I love the characters and part of me is like NO, SAVE THEM, MY BABBIES, but deep down I know that's exactly why I'm going to get such satisfaction when PJ rips my fangirlish heart into tiny tiny pieces, and I KNOW he's gonna milk the deaths for all they're worth, and it will be glorious. Agonizing, but glorious.

[elaminator]

MTE. I'm going to need to bring a tissue box with me, lol, there will be that many tears. If I don't leave the theater dehydrated from the buckets of tears I cried then the movie will be a failure. And PJ doesn't want to be a failure; PJ is going to make sure he brings the sadness and angst so hard we'll feel it for a week and any mention of Thorin (or com) will make us tear up.

Oh man I really want this film.

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

Take a few bottle of drink in with you, though pace yourself with them, you don't want to have to run to the loo right in the epic emotional death scenes.

[elaminator]

This is exactly why I can't drink in movies; I'd have to pee. Shorter movies aren't typically a problem but LOTR and Hobbit? Lol, no.

(I remember having to pee during the Galadriel scene in Fellowship and being so angry because she was my favorite.)

[nightscale]

It's gonna hurt, it's gonna hurt so good. I am both dreading and anticipating it.

[elaminator]

I know, god. I look forward to sobbing my eyes out. Then listening to the soundtrack and crying more whilst thinking back on it. Then reading all the depressing fic the ending inspired.

Like James Kirk, I need my pain.

[(Anonymous)]

Thorin's last words haunted me when I read The Hobbit -- and this was as a teenager, not a child -- while I found the rest of the book rather flat and uninspiring compared to LotR. I'm REALLY looking forward to seeing that scene in the third movie.

[elaminator]

Thorin's last words are largely what endeared him to me; they were incredibly insightful and moving. That ending hits hard, man.

I liked Hobbit but like you less so than LOTR; LOTR was so much richer and the characters were so much better developed. I do like that the movie is giving the dwarves more distinct personalities so it's easier to connect with them. Given what PJ has done with Thorin I'm sure that scene will be more heartbreaking than ever. (Actually, after seeing the first film I read the book again. The last scene was sadder than ever before because I kept imagining Richard's face...)

[(Anonymous)]

I've always wondered if I'd have liked The Hobbit more if I'd read it at a younger age -- and more importantly, before reading LotR and seeing the films and especially reading The Silmarillion. The legendarium is so vast and alive, and the book is so barebones. I can't honestly see why any non-purist would legitimately prefer it as a piece of entertainment -- for all their padding, the films are so much more realized and full-bodied. And man, I did NOT expect to enjoy Richard's Thorin this much. I have such a big crush on him that I was convinced I'd never be able to buy the character.