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Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh chopping off heads........blood flying............my favourite parts!!!!!!!!!!................just kidding!!!!!!!!!!

I was just kidding......I really don't like blood and gore and other stuff like that. In truth I have a pretty weak stomach, so I tend not to watch when there is a lot of blood and chopping of heads. It really isn't that bad in LotR though, there isn't a lot of close up slashing of heads and blood flying.

Well, the scene where Boromir dropped the sword was kinda wierd, never really got that. The scene where Pippin says Frodo's real name and Frodo trips and Ring goes on his finger (just by chance, right? :annoyed2:

) That was a weird scene too, I didn't like the way it played out and how the ring got to be on Frodo's finger, it didn't look real.

^ Yah, the whole Uruk Hai thing is a bit disturbing. :confused2:

Really, in the Fellowship, I don't really have a scene I hate.

Hmm I'm not sure I have a least favorite part.. :blink:

At least in the Fellowship.
Oh but the whole creation of the Uruk Hai thing. That was probably it.. lol

Well, the scene where Boromir dropped the sword was kinda wierd, never really got that.

Author:	Elberethsq [ June 21st, 2005, 8:38 pm ]
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Larael Greenleaf wrote: Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh chopping off heads........blood flying............my favourite parts!!!!!!!!!!................just kidding!!!!!!!!!! coughs coughs throws up Wow, Larael Greenleaf, that's gruesome!

Author:	Larael [ June 23rd, 2005, 10:50 pm ]
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I was just kidding......I really don't like blood and gore and other stuff like that. In truth I have a pretty weak stomach, so I tend not to watch when there is a lot of blood and chopping of heads. It really isn't that bad in LotR though, there isn't a lot of close up slashing of heads and blood flying.

Author:	eowyn [ June 24th, 2005, 1:03 am ]
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it's those movie like the patriot and gladiator that I have to turn away from, it's sick to see a head rolling around.

Author:	Elberethsq [ June 24th, 2005, 5:45 pm ]
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Larael Greenleaf wrote: I was just kidding......I really don't like blood and gore and other stuff like that. In truth I have a pretty weak stomach, so I tend not to watch when there is a lot of blood and chopping of heads. It really isn't that bad in LotR though, there isn't a lot of close up slashing of heads and blood flying. I think I can stand it - I think. It really isn't all that bad. I've never watched The Patriot, but my social studies teacher told my glass that it's way too gruesome and slightly inaccurate.

Author:	eowyn [ June 24th, 2005, 11:57 pm ]
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lol, you should of seen me in health class, I ended up fainting more than once (that's what I do when I get grossed out)

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Author:	Existential Genius [ June 27th, 2005, 8:59 pm ]
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Well, the scene where Boromir dropped the sword was kinda wierd, never really got that. The scene where Pippin says Frodo's real name and Frodo trips and Ring goes on his finger (just by chance, right? ) That was a weird scene too, I didn't like the way it played out and how the ring got to be on Frodo's finger, it didn't look real.

Author:	Elberethsq [ June 27th, 2005, 9:39 pm ]
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Tasare_Taurewen wrote: Well, the scene where Boromir dropped the sword was kinda wierd, never really got that. The scene where Pippin says Frodo's real name and Frodo trips and Ring goes on his finger (just by chance, right? ) That was a weird scene too, I didn't like the way it played out and how the ring got to be on Frodo's finger, it didn't look real. Yeah, I agree - it just chanced upon slipping onto his finger - but you know, is it possible that the ring purposely let it slip onto his finger - for some unknown reason? I'm rereading FotR, and the ring seems to have a whole lot of physical power inspite of its size.

Author:	Larael [ June 27th, 2005, 10:52 pm ]
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In the books the Ring seems almost like a kind of bieng with a power and will of it's own. There are also plenty of mentions of the Ring doing things i.e. the Ring deserting Gollum and finding Bilbo in the Hobbit, and the Ring 'slipping' off Isildurs finger when he jumps in the water during the ambush of orcs. So the Ring has free will in a sort of way, it could have 'deserted' Frodo as it did Gollum anytime it wanted. It then gets into this kind of 'fate' or 'free will' discussion. Was it fate that Frodo inherited the Ring or was it the Rings power of 'free will'? Just a thought........

Author:	Tifa Rokkuhato [ June 30th, 2005, 4:45 pm ]
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Well my Elf friend, I think that the Ring did not abandone Frodo because may-b the Ring knew what Frodo was about to do, and as he got closer to it's master it would find it's way to the hands of men or may-b Frodo wa sextra careful with it. The Ring tried to get back to the hands of men many times but failed, I guess that Frodo was extra careful with it. But yes the Ring does have will of it's own, and will do any thing to get back to it's master. It's just what I think my Elf friends...

Author:	Master-of-Buckland [ July 2nd, 2005, 7:45 am ]
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Hm,I can't really decide what I disliked most... I am so afraid of the Ringwraiths on Weathertop, but if it wasn't in the film, something would be missing, right? And Galadriel is a bit ... ghost-like isn't she? I like her a lot better in the books...

Author:	Guest [ July 3rd, 2005, 10:58 am ]
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I love all the scenes in all the movies... I don't have a least favourite and I'll never have. But there's a dialogue that I think it's boring - in 'The Return of the Shadow' when Gandalf explains: 'This is the One Ring...' - OMG I KNOW, that is soooo boring!

Author:	Laura [ July 6th, 2005, 12:25 am ]
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I don't know which one i don't like.....hmm.....Ga! I can't think of one! I guess i like all of them! There all so great and..well... I love them all!

Author:	Lady Dark Moon [ July 6th, 2005, 11:32 am ]
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I like all of them, especially when the wraiths were out loose and they had that evil music going. it looked so awesome!

Author:	Laura [ July 6th, 2005, 12:46 pm ]
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I love that scene too! It always sends chills up my back! It is incredibly awsome!

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Author:	Gwenneth [ July 7th, 2005, 5:47 pm ]
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~Tigging with Dom~ wrote: ^ Yah, the whole Uruk Hai thing is a bit disturbing. Really, in the Fellowship, I don't really have a scene I hate. my thoughts exactly

Author:	Beriadanwen [ July 8th, 2005, 2:58 pm ]
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There isn't much that I don't like about FotR. Blueeyedgirl4God wrote: Hmm I'm not sure I have a least favorite part.. At least in the Fellowship. Oh but the whole creation of the Uruk Hai thing. That was probably it.. lol Yeah I found the creation of the Uruk Hai a bit weird. And gross. Tasare_Taurewen wrote: Well, the scene where Boromir dropped the sword was kinda wierd, never really got that. Me neither. That whole scene with Aragorn and Boromir I found slightly boring.