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Interesting take.

Oh cool I have to watch this again. #10 times now. Pans Labyrinth is a masterpiece

You don't have to apologize for not thinking like the guy who, lol, is trying to look like John Wick. Like most snowflakes he believes his opinion is the only opinion that matters, and in the end it means very little.

I mean this clown thinks Star Wars is a love story that it and it's lover sits around and play their light sabers while whispering use the force and put you light saber in me

This is the people behind the antufa masks....ahahaha

you trying too hard brother not everything need to be complex and life changing for it to be a good art

what a pathetic argument

Soy boy

Waiting for the twist ending, but

I think the brilliant part about the end of Sauron is everything is because of the ring. Aragorn using the plantir to see Sauron and threaten him, getting his army to the black gate, and Sauron being focused on them while frodo and Sam sneak through is all because Sauron believes Aragorn must have the ring. Why else would someone be so confident to fight him? And the part where the narrator says Sauron now knows his doom, he is in complete shock because in his mind there is no way someone would try to destroy the ring. Sauron believes that no matter who it is, they will want the ring for themselves so absolutely there was no way someone would try to destroy it. Then it’s destroyed because of the obsession over it. It was all because of the ring.

1) Terrible grammar. 2) Pure Clickbait! 3) the lustful mindhold the ring had on others is what kept it "alive" to return to its master 4) Isildur even though he had newly acquired the ring also refused to cast it into the fires and kept it for himself 5) Frodo used the ring for scores of years prior to Gandalf returning to Hobbiton with full knowledge of the ring and plan for Frodo to leave 6) The Nazgul are already dead. 7) you must know more to talk confidently on a subject, as this was a fail. Next try talking about Tool....that's the ticket.

This is really beautiful. You earned yourself a sub

He was correct. The movies by themselves are arguably cinematic masterpieces, but as adaptations of a near flawless book, they’re mediocre. Jackson made so many unnecessary changes to the point that it was just inexcusable. Certain scenes are laughably bad.

Are you duh!

You know, I’m something of a lighthouse keeper myself.

Christopher Tolkien was in a unique position that no-one else, save Tolkien himself, could have shared.

Too bad it wasn’t shown…but like Mr Lucas said, “ this was about Darth Vader”

20:45 don’t worry this is a tumblr show not a twitter show

Nienna is overpowered

Tolkien's son was a different breed. I bet he would feel differently now Rings of Power has magnified the PJ LoTR movies. It shows us just what we were missing!

wow.. this is an amazing take… never did cross my mind at all, but this is nothing but FACTS! Ty for the new perspective on one of my fav mov series of all time!

Great analysis. People shit on Frodo all the time, but that's because they've only seen the movies. Frodo, in the book, knows that Gollum is up to no good, but he doesn't have any choice, so he lets him be. And that's why the ring is destroyed.

I would have killed Gollum way b4 this moment.

System Like that only work when the individual ruling has a couple of things They have to have a iron fist They have to be incorruptible and unfazed by money or power They have to have the best interest of there people in there hearts And they have to be smart enough to have a successor that also all of theses things . The Roman Empire had a system like this for a while and it worked great even though they where corrupt and wanted more power Over all if only the leader cared about the common man it would work great

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No shit how else do you show a bad guy that has no form in a movie lmfao People just make videos nowadays huh

No. Not quite right. All of her character comes out of her culture. Not her trauma.

You gotta get a real mic if you wanna pretend podcast.

When I first saw lotr I was hoping that aragorn picks her :D i mean i get it - the book Eowyn was like 18 and aragorn was 70 something.

Oh my gosh, like, your argument for this is so compelling that i will overlook the fact that Théodin is her uncle, not father, and Merriadoc Brandybuck was the one who killed the Witch King 😂 No but seriously, this is crazy to think about. I never focused on her specifically as a character because when i read the books, but now I'm actually starting to understand her mindset a bit more.

great excerpt, and epitome!

Hope, even when it is fleeting, can reinvigorate even the bleakest journeys.

The scene was also shot improperly. If you look at where he is and where the helicopter is, the positioning implies he ran them all to safety and then ran back out into fire

I guess he shouldn't have sold the rights then, but I bet he wasn't complaining about the increase in royalties due to the sales it generated or the check he got for the rights.

You know what, I can understand his opinion, it's his father's work, he worked on the later stuff a lot, but I don't really care what he thinks. I enjoyed it and it helped me connect to the books which are much better and deeper. I think the movies did a great good and hes downplaying the impact they have on people. I'm not sure how the rights were acquired, but surely he was apart of that. I imagine he probably gets a paycheck to this day.

He sounds like a bitch tbh

I thought Pippin killed the witch King, and she killed it's best

Éowin does kill the Witch King, Merry does.

Dawg it’s a movie, enjoy it. Don’t make me hate the series and you, because you thought it looked silly.😂 I love the script and the movies, "He that breaks a thing to find out what it is has left the path of wisdom." Is my favorite quote of the series.

It's okay guys! its an honest mistake. Theoden was the father figure in her life and she was given the throne of Rohan after Theoden's death, so she was the heir of Theoden.

As someone who’s seen both form of LOTR, I did think the inclusion of a physical eye was a good idea specifically FOR the movies. It helped make Sauron seem a lot more powerful and intimidating, and there’s no understating how iconic the eye became.

If Sauron is a formless spirit that can see everything, then why couldn't he find the ring without help?

Are you kidding me?The eye was the best part😂😂😂

Liked the Eye.

Actually its pretty clear in the books that Sauron, at the time of the War of the Ring, has a physical form. The movie changed that to the Eye

I clicked on a Yoda video and initially thought I clicked the wrong thing and was watching a police interrogation video (given then room, lighting, and sound).

I’m about to say something that will get me hunted down and killed by super fans. I hated the movies. They felt like Jackson saw Harry Potter (or maybe a small cut of it) and decided to base his movies off of that idea.

I did read the LotR and I did think the eye was not metaphorical.

Bro. You just shattered the glass wall for me. I never thought about the fact that they nerfed the shit out of him with that corporeal being. I was so excited about seeing the fight scenes come to life I didn't notice it

As Someone who didn’t read the books I had no idea