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Post by SamTheLost on Jun 23, 2011 22:51:08 GMT
Best of the films, worst of the 3 books.
Discuss.
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Post by PenkhullStokie on Jun 23, 2011 22:54:05 GMT
Wrong board.
Discuss.
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Post by SamTheLost on Jun 23, 2011 22:56:34 GMT
So it is.
I've been to work.
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Post by PenkhullStokie on Jun 23, 2011 22:59:00 GMT
I'll forgive. As for the thread, I don't really like LOTRs.
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Post by Donkey on Jun 23, 2011 23:03:33 GMT
I love LOTR.
Along with Star Wars and Oceans it is up there with my favourite film series.
I think Two Towers and Return of The King are on a par, but both a bit better than Fellowship.
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Post by SamTheLost on Jun 23, 2011 23:10:52 GMT
The only advantage that The Fellowship has over the other 2 is that it has Sean Bean in.
Strangely I think that The Fellowship is the better of the books, probably because it's so detailed and large.
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Post by nonington on Jun 23, 2011 23:16:24 GMT
The Fellowship of the Ring is the best book but doesn't half get bogged down in itself-especially with the Council of Elrond.
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Post by Ribanjo Fuller on Jun 23, 2011 23:16:40 GMT
Rocky is the best film series of all time, hands down, by a mile.
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Post by Donkey on Jun 23, 2011 23:17:50 GMT
I like Rocky, but I've watched them all twice and can never be bothered to watch them again.
I don't get that with Oceans, Star Wars, American Pie or LOTR.
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Post by SamTheLost on Jun 23, 2011 23:23:47 GMT
Rocky is the best film series of all time, hands down, by a mile. 1 and Balboa are great. 2 and 4 are good. 3 is ok. 5 is terrible. And also not the point i was making, it wasn't about the best series. Just about the best LOTR film. PS. I'm really excited for The Hobbit with Tim from The Office. Also I agree with Nonington. And Arwen pisses me off since she's completely non-canon and basically replaces Glorfindel, who's a fucking awesome character in the books.
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Post by Bojantastic on Jun 23, 2011 23:25:35 GMT
I think the Fellowship is the best.
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Post by Donkey on Jun 23, 2011 23:25:44 GMT
Rocky 3 and 4 were absolutely awesome in every way. They actually got me fired up for the fight and I was shouting GOOAARRRRRNN at my TV every time Rocky threw a punch.
The others didn't give me that.
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Post by Sonko's Head on Jun 23, 2011 23:48:56 GMT
Nah the Friday films are the best film series
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Post by Bojantastic on Jun 24, 2011 0:00:09 GMT
The best series is the Godfather films.
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Post by nonington on Jun 24, 2011 0:34:02 GMT
Come on now lads-everybody knows that The Empire Strikes Back is the best film ever. If you want to discuss any other film then start your own thread. Unless of course you want to talk about Princess Leia's outfit in the 3rd film?
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Post by Ribanjo Fuller on Jun 24, 2011 1:27:24 GMT
All three Godfathers are overrated.
Being serious now, Toy Story is the greatest trilogy of all time. Name a trilogy where every film is just as good, if not better than the last. There isn't a second of imperfection in any Toy Story film.
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Post by Sonko's Head on Jun 24, 2011 9:18:26 GMT
All three Godfathers are overrated. Being serious now, Toy Story is the greatest trilogy of all time. Name a trilogy where every film is just as good, if not better than the last. There isn't a second of imperfection in any Toy Story film. Good point actually; certainly best animated films ever imo.
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Post by Plain Jane on Jun 24, 2011 9:44:46 GMT
I adore all 3. So much so I have a tattoo in tengwar elvish.
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Post by Dharma Bum on Jun 24, 2011 11:35:54 GMT
Never seen them. Started reading the books and they bored me shitless. The Hobbit is good though.
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Post by Humphrey Syphon on Jun 24, 2011 17:23:16 GMT
Going back a few years to my school days before the films were thought of me and a few mates read the books at the same time and discussed each chapter as we read it. Sitting on the school grounds one lunch time avidly reading the next installment, a priest who was visiting our chapel ( it was a catholic school) enquired as to what we were reading. He seemed most interested to hear our views on it and lsitened intently to our replies. He then said that if we were really enjoying the book he may have something of interest to show us ( worrying words from a priest to a schoolboy ! ). The next day we went to the chapel to meet him. In he came carrying a battered old leather suitcase which he opened before us and revealed its contents. Inside were piles of papers with hand drawn pictures of mythical creatures, loads of hand drawn maps of middle-earth with various calculations scrawled about them and an endless stream of notes and scribblings all relating to LOTR. We studied them for a while commenting on the maps and reading bits of the notes and then finally got round to asking him how he got them. It turned out that the priest was Tolkiens son Christopher and he had all of his fathers notes that were drafted before he wrote the book. Looking back, I wished Id have asked to take just one piece of paper from that case. Who would of thought it would go on to be the success it was. Even though I never had anything from it I feel honoured to have held those papers for an hour or so. If you didnt enjoy the book or film, this will mean nothing, but to those that are really into it,well, you can understand how priviledged I was ;D ;D
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