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I agree to a certain extent

Radagast-Aiwendil
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Jul 29 2012, 10:45am


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I think that the scene itself (i.e. before the "death" plot device) was a nice addition. As has been mentioned earlier, the result of the scene (i.e. the reaction of Eowyn and others) was also good in terms of showing more to their characters. What I didn't like was the way that the "death" itself was handled. While I accept the reasons for which it was done, I am not fully convinced by the explanation given by the writers.

I would also agree that TTT is the weakest of the three films for several reasons (Inaccuracies to the text, Gandalf's lack of screen time, Faramir's portrayal etc), and that maybe these issues couldn't have been improved by directly "fleshing out the world" as you put it. On that subject, I do think that many changes made to these films were improvements (e.g. Saruman's death at Isengard).

"What do you mean, good morning? Do you wish me a good morning, or mean that it is a good morning whether I want it or not, or that you feel good this morning, or that it is a morning to be good on?"-Gandalf the Grey, The Hobbit.

(This post was edited by Radagast-Aiwendil on Jul 29 2012, 10:48am)

Subject User Time
Aragorn's "Death" Scene Radagast-Aiwendil Send a private message to Radagast-Aiwendil Jul 28 2012, 8:07pm
    At the end of a film scene Ataahua Send a private message to Ataahua Jul 28 2012, 10:17pm
    Philippa Boyens' comments Kristin Thompson Send a private message to Kristin Thompson Jul 28 2012, 10:18pm
        Thanks for this Radagast-Aiwendil Send a private message to Radagast-Aiwendil Jul 28 2012, 10:23pm
            The writers sort of backed themselves into a corner Kristin Thompson Send a private message to Kristin Thompson Jul 28 2012, 11:22pm
                Excellent points Shelob'sAppetite Send a private message to Shelob'sAppetite Jul 29 2012, 2:49am
                    I agree about the reasons for the change Kristin Thompson Send a private message to Kristin Thompson Jul 29 2012, 2:50pm
                        You have to draw the line somewhere with the adaptation GoodGuyA Send a private message to GoodGuyA Jul 29 2012, 3:15pm
                            I fear we will have to agree to disagree Kristin Thompson Send a private message to Kristin Thompson Jul 29 2012, 4:03pm
                I would say that there are three main protagonists in both books and film... Otaku-sempai Send a private message to Otaku-sempai Jul 29 2012, 6:09pm
                    I don't want to get into a protracted argument about this Kristin Thompson Send a private message to Kristin Thompson Jul 29 2012, 6:52pm
                        From the breaking of the Fellowship onward... Otaku-sempai Send a private message to Otaku-sempai Jul 29 2012, 9:56pm
    "He fell..." weaver Send a private message to weaver Jul 29 2012, 3:58am
    The journey to Helm's Deep is an empty part of the book GoodGuyA Send a private message to GoodGuyA Jul 29 2012, 4:30am
        Helm's Deep did not HAVE to be TTT's climax Shelob'sAppetite Send a private message to Shelob'sAppetite Jul 29 2012, 5:47am
            Replies GoodGuyA Send a private message to GoodGuyA Jul 29 2012, 2:42pm
                Hum, I disagree .. geordie Send a private message to geordie Jul 29 2012, 3:04pm
                Using the Quote System Magpie Send a private message to Magpie Jul 29 2012, 4:27pm
        I agree to a certain extent Radagast-Aiwendil Send a private message to Radagast-Aiwendil Jul 29 2012, 10:45am
        No, it's not 'empty' geordie Send a private message to geordie Jul 29 2012, 12:07pm
    I think it also serves the purpose Escapist Send a private message to Escapist Jul 29 2012, 6:06pm
        The Arwen stuff is tricky. GoodGuyA Send a private message to GoodGuyA Jul 29 2012, 10:24pm
            I agree that the Arwen stuff is tricky Escapist Send a private message to Escapist Jul 29 2012, 10:40pm
            The Arwen stuff in the films was mostly okay Shelob'sAppetite Send a private message to Shelob'sAppetite Jul 30 2012, 2:17am
    Aragorn had to see the Uruk-Hai army... Spaldron Send a private message to Spaldron Aug 4 2012, 3:51am

 
 
 

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