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Peter Jackson really changed the whole feeling of these films; the first of the Lord of the Rings trilogy was dark, with one thing in mind; getting to Mordor. The film was too light, and cheerful. I'm particularly confused about the Radagast character, a wizard who served as a mention only in the book. There is an entire subplot with him in this film, which isn't really relative other than to set up for a possible battle with the Necromancer, another character who NEVER appeared in the book except for a mention. All we knew then was that Gandalf had business to attend to south from the border of Mirkwood. All in all, great acting, Ian Mckellen reprises his role expertly. Seeing Christopher Lee return also was a nice move. Went on for too long, and making 3 movies is a sell out, it takes 9 hours or so to listen to the audiobook, I was hoping for an in depth film but all I got was a load of side stories not relevant. Also on a side note, the Android and iOS games were a good example of how much of a sell out this whole franchise is. Instead of an interesting and intense adventure game, we got a city building freemium game. I'd prefer spending £30 on a decent console game.
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Steve Paget
Some nice realisation of Tolkein's world, but simply too overblown. Jackson should have stuck to making a single film, rather than trying to stretch another Lord of the Rings trilogy out of this little story. The rot sets in here and it gets much worse in the following instalments, as the title character and central plot becomes forgotten amidst a mess of invented characters and scenarios taken from the pages of other books. In the words of Bilbo, it's "like butter stretched over too much bread."
Silvia
ovviamente non potra essere mai come il signore degli anelli, ma siamo comunque su quei livelli. Peter jackson e riuscito a creare dopo ben 11 anni dalla prima trilogia le stesse ambientazioni e personaggi. Un film che merita :)
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