John Murdoch
Two different questions here:
1. Which trilogy do you prefer? Peter Jackson's return to the best trilogy setting in history that took a 300-page children's novel and turned it into a very entertaining 10-hour fan fiction? Or George Lucas's return to a galaxy far, far away that had an incredible premise, impressive special effects and action scenes, and - as always - excellent music, but dialogue and some character development worthy of an elementary school play?
2. You are going to have a group of friends over on a day off to watch one of these trilogies. The catch: none of them have seen the respective series' original trilogies. Conditions for victory: the group of friends concludes that the viewing of the prequel trilogy warrants watching the original trilogy (LotR or Star Wars 4-6) the following weekend. Which trilogy do you choose to view?
1. Which trilogy do you prefer? Peter Jackson's return to the best trilogy setting in history that took a 300-page children's novel and turned it into a very entertaining 10-hour fan fiction? Or George Lucas's return to a galaxy far, far away that had an incredible premise, impressive special effects and action scenes, and - as always - excellent music, but dialogue and some character development worthy of an elementary school play?
2. You are going to have a group of friends over on a day off to watch one of these trilogies. The catch: none of them have seen the respective series' original trilogies. Conditions for victory: the group of friends concludes that the viewing of the prequel trilogy warrants watching the original trilogy (LotR or Star Wars 4-6) the following weekend. Which trilogy do you choose to view?