Subject | Re: I've seen LOTR |
From | Bill Anderson |
Date | 01/21/2002 02:08 (01/20/2002 20:08) |
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ObeeKrisAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRGH! Spoiler Space!
With as much as Frodo is falling down and getting injured and whatnot, it's absolutely amazing that
he and Sam make it to Mordor and actually destroy the ring. It shows exactly how incredibly lucky they were.Well, hey, I *might've* forgotten that part.....
I'm looking forward toYIKES!
the return of Gandalf.That too.....
I can't wait to see some reactions about it. One of the people here at work has never read the books. She went and saw the movie and we were discussing it one day. She made a comment about how she couldn't believe that Gandalf died. It was all I could do to keep from giggling and going "Guess what? Wanna know something? He's not dead, he's coming back." I can't wait to see her reaction when she finds that out.Fact is, when I saw the movie the *first* time, someone behind me commented, "I can't believe they killed off the best character of all."
I think they should have done something to indicate that the movie is going to be continued in "The Two Towers." At least a comment or something right after the shot of Sam and Frodo, but right before the credits. Because I have heard a couple of comments along the lines of "That's it? What happens next?" They should have done something for those who aren't aware that it's the first part of a trilogy.THE END of Gandalfinger, but Frodo Bond will be back in Towerball.
ObeeKris I don't want to wait another 11 months for "The Two Towers."I had a good seat and was ready to wait it out, but my friends insisted we leave....