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A_Dog_Chasing_Cars t1_jaelnl9 wrote
Reply to comment by DementedDaveyMeltzer in Amazon Studios Boss Jennifer Salke Unfazed by Warner Bros. New ‘Lord of the Rings’ Movies: ‘We Have Enough Fan Love to Sustain’ by Neo2199
To me, that scene is emblematic of one of the show's worst issues: fake tension.
There are so many scenes that are shot like something that's supposed to be tense, but what's going to happen is so painfully obvious and it's dragged out so much.
It's the beginning of a ten hour show and we know Galadriel is around in LOTR, of fucking course she isn't going to leave Middle Earth and she's going to jump off the boat.
So many scenes like that, where they shot it like a tense moment but you 100% know what's going to happen because you've seen movies before and/or it's a prequel to one of the most famouse stories of all time.
Like the elf guy getting the orc blade close to his eye. OMG, what is going to happen to this main character? Oh, he was saved a moment before being blinded? No shit.
Are they gonna make the three elven rings? They are? No shit!
Is Galadriel going to join Sauron? She isn't? Who would have thought!
Rings of Power is so painfully bad.
Edit: Added thoughts.
A_Dog_Chasing_Cars t1_jael34f wrote
Reply to Amazon Studios Boss Jennifer Salke Unfazed by Warner Bros. New ‘Lord of the Rings’ Movies: ‘We Have Enough Fan Love to Sustain’ by Neo2199
Oh, yeah. Everybody loves your show.
A_Dog_Chasing_Cars t1_iycsn5x wrote
Reply to comment by KypDurron in TIL "Hey Jude" evolved from the song "Hey Jules" which Paul McCartney wrote for John Lennon's son, Julian, to comfort him while Lennon and his wife were getting separated, He recorded first part of the song on his way to Cynthia and Julian in his Car with a recorder installed in his car's dashboard. by Knight_TheRider
> it was a collection of letters that Julian had written to John.
And she felt entitled to sell those? What a despicable person.
A_Dog_Chasing_Cars t1_iui3rji wrote
Reply to comment by Douglasqqq in The Thing (1982) -- the scene with MaReady checking on Blair in the cabin by darthvirgin
My thoughts exactly.
A_Dog_Chasing_Cars t1_je0788b wrote
Reply to The Wizard (1989) - anyone have any fond memories of this film? by OneOk2189
I do, but it's a lot better as a memory than as a movie, lol