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linuxelf
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Apr 13 2011, 11:46am
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George RR Martin Names LOTR Movies as 'Greatest of All Time'
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Thanks to Alientraveller for this one: Game of Thrones, HBO's adaptation of George R.R. Martin's first book in his bestselling series, premieres April 17. From Ladyhawke to Raiders of the Lost Ark to the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Martin curates his list of all-time favorites...Fans of the books should also read "10 Secrets of HBO's Game of Thrones," to find out about casting direwolves, forging the Iron Throne, creating the Dothraki language, and many other behind-the-scenes details.
1. Fellowship of the Ring/ The Two Towers/ Return of the King: "I suppose I could list these as my Top 3, but they are really one long movie (very long if you watch the extended cuts with their extra footage, which are my preferred versions) just as the Tolkien "trilogy" was actually one long novel sliced into three parts by publisher fiat..." More..
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weaver
Gondolin
Apr 13 2011, 5:31pm
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Happy to see LOTR at the top of course! Thanks for posting this!
Weaver
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Lindon
Apr 16 2011, 5:32am
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I was glad to see Dragonslayer show up on the list. It seems like a largely forgotten film these days, when it was one of the best in the genre back in the 80s.
I might actually put it above LotR, actually.
Haven't seen Ladyhawke in ages. There's a great scene from it posted with the list.
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