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And Gollum/Smeagal is my new favourite character... I was too lazy to read The Lord of the Rings but remember him in The Hobbit. Yep, it was excellent... especially the battle at Helms Deep. I might start reading The Return of the King to see what happens. Although, how annoying is Sam?
Urgh
" Bend over Mr. Frodo sir "
Well, that and being lured by the dead things underneath.
The battle at least
Oh here's a question... why did Frodo take a dive into the Dead marshes? Did the ring draw him to it or something.
Yeah, Gollum was flipping fantastic - both as a character and the special effects. Did anyone else see the MTV movie awards where they animated his acceptance speech next to that bloke who played him?
"Dobbie? Dobbie's a c**t!" - how good was that!
Obviously you can do better and it ruined the entire film for you.
However, I employed suspension of disbelief and enjoyed the character.
I'm sure The Wal could do better with a crayon and some paper in between fighting a million "radgies" and stripping off in your garden.
You're joking, right? Blatant CGI and some of the crossover stuff (where he interacts with the actors) looked pants. It's only slightly better than Episode 1 and that was made back in 1999.
Of course, I ranted about how pants the CGI work was in Lord Of The Rings ages ago when I first saw Fellowship. They should've got ILM to do it, would've been more expensive but the results are always better.
"My preciousssss"
" it burns us "
The only time I felt Golum looked 'dodgy' was right at the start when he leans over a rock to look at them, the light just looks weird. He's the best... a bigger character than I thought.
" Raw and juicy "
An a stunning CGI work as well, I forgot I was looking at a computer graphic after 30 seconds, unlike George "Does my beard make it look like I have a jawline?" Lucas - who's entire Star Wars output from Phantom Menace is like watching someone else play a videogame.
And Samwise Gamgee is a small ginger bummer.
He's great
" Oh Mr. Frodo sir... I... I love you "
" Sam the Wise or whatever, I love you too "