Anyone see LoTR:TT yet??
 

I saw it last night and it was fucking banging! The trees were awesome (you'll know when you see it), and all the battles were sweet as hell, of course Legolas' moves were perfect and very crowd pleasing. The Dwarf was actually pretty entertaining too!

STOP TAUNTING ME!!!

This goes in General Media, thx

funniest part is when gimli says "i could have gotten a better view" and hes like below the wall lol

Seeing it Saturday :)

Lol it was hilarious when the one ent was on fire and it like ran into the big flood and dunked its head...IT"S BRILLIANT! And when there was the orc with the sparkler...and he ran into the drain and exploded...That was classic.

Seeing it again tonight actually.....

Me too!

Hells yeah, that huge ass sparkler was funny as shit! I personally loved the kill count between Legolas and Gimli!!

i hate lord of the ring, damn british people, annoy the fuck outta me, and the story is so stupid

the movie is somewhat quite overrated. and so was the StarWars Episodes. I actually prefer the book versions of LOTR.

Naa, I really likes the LoTR movies. Very good directing.

whats LoTR?

yea i saw it the day it came out. it was sweet as hell. they should make a starcraft style two towers strategy game. how sweet would that be. contro an army of trees lol

LoTR = Lord of the Rings....

I also prefer the book, but I think that the movie is incredible. Think about all the fantasy movies that have been made...And then think about the ones that were better than the books they are based on. I think that the fact that rabid fans of LotR have NOT ripped the movie to pieces is a testament to it's greatness.

BURN HIM!!!!!!! hes a Hary Potter FAN!!!!!!!!!!

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Love the LoTR books, and the movies are good...unless you want a movie that follows the story line of the book, in which case Arwen needs to be in them about 1/1000 as much as she is now.

hey i wonder what happened to arwen after aragorn dies, she has eternal life....... did she went to the havens with legolas and gimli?

Apparently, (this is from Tolkien notes, nothing more) when she wed a mortal, she became one herself.