The Hobbit
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Re: The Hobbit
Frodo's role is supposed to be part of bookends to the movies, supposedly Frodo reading from the book Bilbo gave him.
Legolas is an elf, so is old enough to be around during the time of the Hobbit, even if he didn't appear in the original book. Not sure why you balked on Legolas but not Galadriel, who didn't appear in the book either.
Legolas is an elf, so is old enough to be around during the time of the Hobbit, even if he didn't appear in the original book. Not sure why you balked on Legolas but not Galadriel, who didn't appear in the book either.
"Worf, what are you doing here??"
"I was on my way to..."
"Yeah yeah yeah, anywaaaaay..." *Explanation conveniently swept under the rug with a l'il wink at the audience.
#929
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Re: The Hobbit
I could maybe see why Galadriel would be in it, if she's like visiting Rivendell or something. But there's no need to put Legolas in it, other than to get the tween girls to go see the movie again.
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#934
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Re: The Hobbit
We're talking about lusty housewives, though. Look at all the lust oozing off of her! Though, I'm probably waaaaaay off base on the "wife" part.
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#945
Re: The Hobbit
The Hobbit delayed, yet again:
Budget blow-outs, an industrial dispute, even a race row have threatened to derail the latest JRR Tolkien blockbuster, The Hobbit. To that list can now be added a perforated ulcer, courtesy of director Sir Peter Jackson, who was taken to hospital in the New Zealand capital, Wellington, on Wednesday. Jackson, who had severe stomach pains, underwent surgery and is expected to make a full recovery, according to his publicist. But the illness will delay the start of filming in his native New Zealand of the two-part prequel to the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-en...n-2196708.html
Budget blow-outs, an industrial dispute, even a race row have threatened to derail the latest JRR Tolkien blockbuster, The Hobbit. To that list can now be added a perforated ulcer, courtesy of director Sir Peter Jackson, who was taken to hospital in the New Zealand capital, Wellington, on Wednesday. Jackson, who had severe stomach pains, underwent surgery and is expected to make a full recovery, according to his publicist. But the illness will delay the start of filming in his native New Zealand of the two-part prequel to the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-en...n-2196708.html
#947
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Re: The Hobbit
I'm curious about other movies that suffered through delay after delay but then were finally released years after they were initially thought to have been released turned out. Anybody have any examples?
#950
DVD Talk Legend
Re: The Hobbit
Eyes Wide Shut went through a lot of delays and I thought it turned out well. Although, I wish Kubrick could have hung on long enough that the digital censoring controversy could have been avoided.