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@PandaCroft @fartman46955321 @Kerrcarr01 I think I would have broken it down a little differently for pure text. It has the emotional impact intended, but I think it doesn’t quite breathe in that format. But I’m biased, so…

@LandryQWalker @fartman46955321 @Kerrcarr01 Yeah, honestly the pure text feels more emotional imo

Person who was sentenced at 25 BBY to solitary confinement for 30 years and being told there was a “clone wars” and a “galactic empire” while they were in prison

@PandaCroft @fartman46955321 @Kerrcarr01 It’s so weird to see it as a text block. It’s meant to be read as captions over art. Regardless, glad you liked it

@fartman46955321 @Kerrcarr01 It brought about this genuinely heartbreaking excerpt

@YoDanno @ralphbakshi I agree with your assements.

I remember the chills I got, the first time I saw this scene with the Ringwraith. Called me old fashioned, but I prefer the @ralphbakshi animated Hobbit and Lord of the Rings over the live action movies any day. Anyone else enjoy these?

@TabrisSing Your post made me smile. Just before seeing it I was literally just talking about how people (including DC) frequently misunderstand - Cosmic Adventures isn’t a kids book - it’s an “all-ages” book, which is a very different thing.

One of the most BRUTAL scenes in all of supergirl. And fans try to say Supergirl: Cosmic Adventures in the 8th grade is a KIDS COMIC?? I don’t think so…

@TheMD2930 @TabrisSing It was an intentional choice. Superman lacks the emotional experience to handle this sort of thing. He cares, and he knows how to demonstrate that through long term actions, but in the moment he’s super awkward. By the end of the book, Supergirl is more mature than her cousin.

@TabrisSing why is Superman aura farming in the third panel while Kara's about to cry 😭

@MungotheEvasive @JustinSmith4269 @trad_west_ It was Glorfindel.

@JustinSmith4269 @trad_west_ It was foretold (by malbeth the seer?) that not by hand of man would the witch king fall. That doesn't make eowyn uniquely powerful, it just means that the seer could see that a woman would kill him.

>The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King >No modern political messaging >Just an army of men riding headfirst into certain death to save their allies from evil >Written by a devout Catholic >A pure, unapologetic representation of Christian Chivalry and Western courage against impossible odds >Great men save the day from evil >Good prevails, evil fails, the good guys win We need more movies like this.

@JustinSmith4269 @WobbyDobby69 @trad_west_ Wong on multiple levels.

@WobbyDobby69 @trad_west_ That is not what happened in the book though. The dagger that Pippin stabbed the Ringwraith with was magically enhanced to kill the Ringwraith.

@TheOmniLiberal Full video?

You can't come back from this type of humiliation.

@godsfavoriteant @DontWalkRUN @AdamCrigler Yeah, Frodo rides Glorfindel’s horse to Rivendell. While Glorfindel and everyone else trail behind. Arwen didn’t really replace Glorfindel - she replaced a character defining scene of the main character - which is much more egregious.

@LandryQWalker @DontWalkRUN @AdamCrigler Because he lent his horse, Asfaloth, to Frodo to make sure he got back to Rivendell.

I still get chills watching this scene. Then I realize I get to watch this movie with my son one day. I love being a dad.

@godsfavoriteant @DontWalkRUN @AdamCrigler Glorfindel is on foot with the others, and left behind as the chase begins.

@LandryQWalker @DontWalkRUN @AdamCrigler You're just wrong. I suggest re-reading Flight to Ford from The Fellowship of the Ring. Hell, this isn't even how Jackson butchered the scene for his movie.

@TheRobertPWills @CliveSDavidson @TolkienWorldG Your ignorance is showing.

@CliveSDavidson @TolkienWorldG F-A-N F-I-C-T-I-O-N W-R-I-T-E-R Now I suspect these are all accounts run by TWG. I've stumbled upon a self-licking ice cream cone. Laughable.

Christopher Tolkien's view on Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings trilogy.

@godsfavoriteant @DontWalkRUN @AdamCrigler Definitely not. Frodo flees the Nazgûl alone.

@LandryQWalker @DontWalkRUN @AdamCrigler Yes he does.

@godsfavoriteant @DontWalkRUN @AdamCrigler No, Glorfindel does not do this in the book. That’s a common misconception.

@LandryQWalker @DontWalkRUN @AdamCrigler You're referencing the movie, not the book. In the movie, Arwen interdicts the nazgul at the ford, but in the book it is Glorfindel.

@DylanJohn93 Not really. The horse carried Frodo, but Glorfindel stayed behind.

Glorfindel. Another one my favourite characters both i. The Silmarillion and Fellowship of the Ring. Again a character completely missing from the film. In the Book, he's the one who saves Frodo from the Ringwraiths on his horse Asfaloth in the film This was given to Arwen

@godsfavoriteant @DontWalkRUN @AdamCrigler Glorfindel definitely did NOT carry Frodo to Rivendell.

@DontWalkRUN @AdamCrigler Where the actual fuck is Glorfindel? You know, the elf who actually saves Frodo and carries him to Rivendell for healing? Glorfindel was a bad ass who could stand against the nine. Arwen was in love with a human (the only thing interesting about her). They are not the same.

@RuckusRevo24277 @Jeffrey24T @Squallstrike @Tolkienlegacy Uruk = orc, olag = troll. The olag-hai are different than the uruk-hai.

@LandryQWalker @Jeffrey24T @Squallstrike @Tolkienlegacy

Which one do you prefer?😱👇

@LostHistory9 I don't hold ROP to the same critical level as LOTR films. I'm not going to fault the Hollywood writers of ROP for not writing at Tolkien's level - that's beyond reasonable. But I will fault Jackson for not following what was given to him. It was right there, and he changed it.

One of the biggest criticisms I get is "Feanor, the Jackson trilogy is just the bestest movie trilogy to ever trilogy! They had to leave things out for the sake of runtime and pacing!" Hm. That's interesting. Couple of things... This will be the 785th time I've said this, but the Jackson trilogy IS a fantastic set of films. My criticism comes from a deep respect for Tolkien and a desire to see his world put onto screen as accurately as possible. I've never asked for 100% canonical accuracy. I expect better than 10%. My critique is based solely on the films as adaptations. And compared to how I treat Rings of Power, I use kid gloves on the Jackson films, mainly because of how well they're crafted, and they at least do get SOME stuff right with the canon, unlike Amazon's disaster. Secondly, do we really need to have a talk about what Jackson decided to put in that was completely unnecessary? Faramir taking Frodo to Osgiliath? The elves showing up at Helm's Deep? The overemphasized romance between Aragorn and Arwen? Elrond bringing Anduril to Aragorn and talking about how "Arwen is dying"? Every scene where they made Gimli look like an absolute clown? Real talk, had these unnecessary, non-canon scenes NOT been added, how much of that time could've been used to adapt the books more accurately?

@RuckusRevo24277 @Jeffrey24T @Squallstrike @Tolkienlegacy The Olag-Hai are not the same as the Uruk-Hai.

@Jeffrey24T @Squallstrike @Tolkienlegacy You mean Saruman Uruk-hai?

@RuckusRevo24277 @Squallstrike @Tolkienlegacy No... the trolls in the hobbit are "stone trolls" that inhabit an area nicknamed "the Trollshaws". These are from the book and the movie adapts them pretty faithfully. Damrod codes similiar. The cave troll in the movie of Fellowship was a Jackson invention.

@Squallstrike @Tolkienlegacy They’re all cave trolls technically. The first image boromir literally mentions to the fellowship “they have a cave trolls”. In The Hobbit the trolls literally live in a cave . Also The only orcs/trolls that were allowed to go out during the day were created by saruman. 🤷‍♂️

@Tolkienlegacy 3, 2, 1... in that order. Never liked the Moria cave troll.