Lord Of The Rings

[Knox213]

i know Uruk-hai wont be because they where geneticaly made from sarumum by orcs? or was it goblins??

Either way..

Globins sound fun


i wonder if it involes other hobbits too?

 

[afireinside]

No, it really doesn't. If you read the book you'll know exactly what happens.

 

[Knox213]

xDD i might read it

 

[always4lora]

Hasn't there already been a Hobbit film it was a cartoon one . I love the Lord of the rings gotthe extended box set and ahve watched multiple times, like i get a new sound system and out comes lord of the rings and band of brothers to test it out

Battle seens are soo awsome the 3 hours of whatever each seem to go really fast. Best to have seen at the cinema only problem is the headache i got due to the noise

As for the books ive never read them , i'm not great at reading things like this , get's to confusing. Give me a History book about WW2 or Hitler/Nazi and commi's and ill read it through as i understand all that stuff.

 

[afireinside]

Well, I think there was a The Hobbit cartoon, I'm also positive, but I also think there was a Lord of the Rings one too. I highly recommend reading the books though. There is so much they leave out in the movies that is actually really interesting.

 

[seffieuk]

There is so much they leave out in the movies that is actually really interesting.

Have to agree with you there - I once spent a glorious two weeks on a beach in the Dominican republic re-reading LOTR, oh it was wonderful. Sun, sea, sand, cocktails and Tolkien, fantastic

The Hobbit - Apparently the release date is set for December 2011 (Part 1) and December 2012 (Part 2).

I do have to however agree that there has never been a film that I have watched that has recreated the story as I would have liked/as I imagined it, but isn't that some of the point of reading a book - your own interpretation. How many times have you read a book only to watch a film and find yourself saying, that's not how I imagined him/her, or saying, they left out so and so or why did they change the ending!?

I loved the films, even if I did sit there and say the above and as someone said, the music score was epic.

So yes, I will be there to see 'The Hobbit' woo hoo...........

Seffie x

where's my copy of LOTR and think I will be cranking up the DVDs this afternoon, oh bliss

 

[Knox213]

Hasn't there already been a Hobbit film it was a cartoon one . I love the Lord of the rings gotthe extended box set and ahve watched multiple times, like i get a new sound system and out comes lord of the rings and band of brothers to test it out

Battle seens are soo awsome the 3 hours of whatever each seem to go really fast. Best to have seen at the cinema only problem is the headache i got due to the noise

As for the books ive never read them , i'm not great at reading things like this , get's to confusing. Give me a History book about WW2 or Hitler/Nazi and commi's and ill read it through as i understand all that stuff.

Ohh

I Agree!

World war 2 books are fasinating Only thing i would read.

And!

Yea i prefer LOTR films...

 

[afireinside]

There is so much they leave out in the movies that is actually really interesting.

Have to agree with you there - I once spent a glorious two weeks on a beach in the Dominican republic re-reading LOTR, oh it was wonderful. Sun, sea, sand, cocktails and Tolkien, fantastic

The Hobbit - Apparently the release date is set for December 2011 (Part 1) and December 2012 (Part 2).

I do have to however agree that there has never been a film that I have watched that has recreated the story as I would have liked/as I imagined it, but isn't that some of the point of reading a book - your own interpretation. How many times have you read a book only to watch a film and find yourself saying, that's not how I imagined him/her, or saying, they left out so and so or why did they change the ending!?

I loved the films, even if I did sit there and say the above and as someone said, the music score was epic.

So yes, I will be there to see 'The Hobbit' woo hoo...........

Seffie x

where's my copy of LOTR and think I will be cranking up the DVDs this afternoon, oh bliss

That would have been I that commented on the music score. I love it.

As for me, I cracked open The Hobbit for the first time in a couple years.