LotR finished?

Started by Mandos5 pages

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Do you think LotR will be finish now ( with the movie The Hobbit that's coming)

It would be sad if it was over...

Its over in one way, as in thirty years the lotr fever will be over and the films will look crap and only be watched by hardcore fans 😬

But those fans will always be there

Until they(we) die, along with Tolkien's creation.

We got to prevent it from happenind!

Renamed the thread. Next time make it relavent!

Hey, what did you do? IT WAS MY THREAD'S NAME!
AGGGGGGGGGGGG I HATE YOU!!!!!!!! 😎

Why don't you ask Peter Jackson?

the initial excitement is over...yes
but for the hardcore fans of the 'written works' it's not...the movie buffs however will look at it in 10, 20 years and say: "Wow! special effects back then sure were cheesy."

the up and coming thing now is the final episode of star wars...i think

Exactly, Fëanor. 😉
And then I'll've calmed down enough to have returned to the refuge that is Tolkien.....

Originally posted by DCLXVI
Exactly, Fëanor. 😉
And then I'll've calmed down enough to have returned to the refuge that is Tolkien.....

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😉

I will LOVE LOTR FOREVA!!!

ROTK will always be one of the top movies in my collection 🙂

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welcome?

i reckon LotR will last for longer than most films do..
and the books will be around for as long as there is still paper in this world!

you reckon right as rain...sunshine... 🙂

lol 😄

Originally posted by The Inkeeper
Its over in one way, as in thirty years the lotr fever will be over and the films will look crap and only be watched by hardcore fans 😬

But those fans will always be there

I disagree. Films in the last 20 years have been becoming more and more timeless, the only that dates them are bad special effects and stuff like cars and clothing styles.

Though special effects are reaching the point where they do not look fake anymore, and photorealistic enough to last forever, or not to have glaring bad spots in them.

In addition, film and picture quality has become crystal clear since the mid eighties. Unlike color movies in the 50's,60's, 70's where the cinemtography looked dated and terrible. Like when you see it you know exactly about the time it was made.

Yep and the costumes etc... aren't from any particular time like the 70s or whatever, so thats another reason why it will last longer than films set in the present day.

i disagree...

to nothing in particular 😄

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BYE BYE LOTR!!!!!!!!!!