06-27-2004, 12:00 AM
Quite the pattern I created. I saw the first movie twice in the theaters, the second movie once, and the third movie nonce.
While visiting some people, we decided to rent it and give it a go. I also saw Troy.
It was incredible just as the other two were.
Out of the three, I would say the first one was the best, and the third one second.
The first one made me feel the best. I enjoyed watching it the most. I cried multiple times the first time I watched it. Boromir's death battle was moving. It made me feel so merry to watch Gandalf in the first movie. I just did not feel moved in such a way when he returned. (The reasons are obvious, but I just wanted to comment on the differences of his emotional impact.)
For the second movie, it had plenty of action, but it seemed a bit fast-paced. Perhaps that was intentional, but eh. The most emotional part was when I heard "Gollum's Song." That song is just so powerful, and although I have not fully listened to the third album, I can guess this song tops them all.
As for the final movie, the saddest scenes were at the end...when Frodo woke up to see his friends...at Aragorn's crowning.
Anyway, they were all good (despite all of the differences from the books).
One difference I must complain about is from the first movie. It is when they are trying to enter Moria. That they made Frodo figure it out...I read the possible reasons why, but that is still my biggest complaint about the movie.
Cheery bye.
While visiting some people, we decided to rent it and give it a go. I also saw Troy.
It was incredible just as the other two were.
Out of the three, I would say the first one was the best, and the third one second.
The first one made me feel the best. I enjoyed watching it the most. I cried multiple times the first time I watched it. Boromir's death battle was moving. It made me feel so merry to watch Gandalf in the first movie. I just did not feel moved in such a way when he returned. (The reasons are obvious, but I just wanted to comment on the differences of his emotional impact.)
For the second movie, it had plenty of action, but it seemed a bit fast-paced. Perhaps that was intentional, but eh. The most emotional part was when I heard "Gollum's Song." That song is just so powerful, and although I have not fully listened to the third album, I can guess this song tops them all.
As for the final movie, the saddest scenes were at the end...when Frodo woke up to see his friends...at Aragorn's crowning.
Anyway, they were all good (despite all of the differences from the books).
One difference I must complain about is from the first movie. It is when they are trying to enter Moria. That they made Frodo figure it out...I read the possible reasons why, but that is still my biggest complaint about the movie.
Cheery bye.
-scrape
How about them apples? They say they do not fall far from the tree, and that one can spoil the whole bunch. Well I say we may not all be rotten, but we are all spoiled.
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How about them apples? They say they do not fall far from the tree, and that one can spoil the whole bunch. Well I say we may not all be rotten, but we are all spoiled.
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