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Originally Posted by mhagain
There's a problem here.
You're looking for logic and patterns where there are none.
Jackson does whatever he feels is best for the movies he wants to make. If he ends up thinking that a Galadriel freak-out would suit the scene, we'll get a Galadriel freak-out, and he won't care if it doesn't make sense in the context of what he's shown before.
As for whether or not it makes sense in the context of what Tolkien wrote, he's already shown that he doesn't care much about that.
Enjoy the movies for what they are if you wish, but don't go looking for any kind of pattern or scheme in them, because it doesn't exist.
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I must say I agree with this post.
The problem with Professor Tolkien's work is that the scope and depth of the world often results in Sir Peter Jackson and co. misinterpreting what the Professor would have intended.
However, like many here I suppose, the legendarium and the films are two separate subjects.
Thank you to all for the replies.
