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Martin V Francis
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He/Him Former Airforce, NYPD, SCPD, Blizzard Ent. Austin, TX. Cosplay, 501st Star Garrison Central Texas Sqd. I'm not driving fast...I'm just flying low
Austin, TX Katılım Mart 2014
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John Rambo wasn't supposed to be sympathetic.
In David Morrell's novel First Blood, Rambo is a cold-blooded killer. Psychotic. Dangerous. The book ends with him deadshot by his own creator, Colonel Trautman.
Sylvester Stallone read the script and refused to play that version.
He saw something else. Not a monster. A victim. A man created by war...
🎬 First Blood (1982)
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One of the biggest changes Peter Jackson made to the book was the story of Andúril.
In the book, Aragorn already carries the shards of Narsil before the Fellowship reaches Rivendell. The broken sword is in his possession when he meets the Hobbits in Bree, as an heirloom of his bloodline.
The blade is then reforged into Andúril in Rivendell before the Fellowship leaves, and Aragorn carries it throughout the journey, having already accepted his destiny as Isildur’s heir and the future King of Gondor.
But in the films, Aragorn spends most of the trilogy avoiding that destiny.
Instead, the shards remain in Rivendell until The Return of the King, when Elrond brings the reforged Andúril to Aragorn before the Paths of the Dead.
It completely changes the sword’s meaning. In the books, Andúril symbolises a king returning from the very beginning. In the films, it becomes the moment Aragorn finally embraces who he was meant to be.
Did you like the changes made for the films?
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The Adama Maneuver in Battlestar Galactica is one of the coolest sci-fi TV moments. Dropping a battleship through a planet’s atmosphere for a midair fighter launch was already insane on paper, then the show somehow made it feel grounded & epic all at once.
cinesthetic.@TheCinesthetic
Name a TV episode that felt like a movie masterpiece.
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