The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum - View Single Post - Matrix Revolutions... not a rival for ROTK

Elfchick7 · 12-21-2003, 10:17 AM

I have Rotk, in fact I went to trilogy tuesday, and I felt that it was very well done. I know that PJ was trying to add his ouch with the paths of the dead and that that was a little much. I was also upset about *Warning Spoiler* He cut out the house of healing. There were a few changes but that is necessary for a movie to keep the audience stuck in it. You must remember that you cannot do the same thing in a movie as you can in a book. As for Matrix Revalutions: Though I have not seen it and don't intent to, my cousin, who loves the Tolkien stories, did. Now let me explain to you that my cousin hates Russel Crow's movies, in fact the only one she would see was Gladiator, and after she saw Revolutions, she was sooooo dissapointed that she felt even a russel crow movie would be better than this. Savi?

12-21-2003, 10:17 AM	#48
Elfchick7 Wight Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: In the Greenwood Posts: 201	I have Rotk, in fact I went to trilogy tuesday, and I felt that it was very well done. I know that PJ was trying to add his ouch with the paths of the dead and that that was a little much. I was also upset about Warning Spoiler He cut out the house of healing. There were a few changes but that is necessary for a movie to keep the audience stuck in it. You must remember that you cannot do the same thing in a movie as you can in a book. As for Matrix Revalutions: Though I have not seen it and don't intent to, my cousin, who loves the Tolkien stories, did. Now let me explain to you that my cousin hates Russel Crow's movies, in fact the only one she would see was Gladiator, and after she saw Revolutions, she was sooooo dissapointed that she felt even a russel crow movie would be better than this. Savi? __________________ "Yesterday is history. Tommorow is a mystery. Today is a gift from God. That's why it's called the PRESENT!"