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Odinic Wanderer
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I thought I would share this lovely little trailor with you.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...Rings+animated It is quite fun to see what has changed in trailors and not. Last edited by Rune Son of Bjarne; 09-17-2006 at 04:12 PM. |
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Pile O'Bones
Join Date: Sep 2006
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I hate the Ralph Bakski Film...the animation is very bad and sometimes the storyline ist good
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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I actually saw some of it on TV.... I couldn't figure out what exactly I was looking at, I believe it was either the Siege of Minas Tirith or Helms Deep, probably Minas Tirith as I think I saw a hobbit there, but then I believe the animated version didn't get that far... all the same, it was... strange.... the characters looked rather funny (and not the good kind of funny) and the "action" was more confusing than anything else I've seen. I'm known to watch/read/listen to anything that has to do with LoTR at least once but I couldnt stand that thing for more than five minutes.
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Pile O'Bones
Join Date: Sep 2006
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That's what i mean.......
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Well, I'm too old I think, but the few parts with silhouettes were pretty damn working! At least a young lad was taken by them at the time! Meaning the very beginning and the battle at Helm's Deep in the end... and the ringwraiths were more scary in the Bakshi version than in the PJ one. Sorry PJ, you may have the modern technology and all your pixel-twisters, but Bakshi had some pretty good ideas.
No. I'm not defending the cartoon half of the LotR. It was a failure, but... And my daughters were lured in to the Tolkien world by it, not a bad deed!
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Late Istar
Join Date: Mar 2001
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I rather like some things about the Bakshi version. In some ways, I like it a lot better than Jackson's. I agree with Nogrod that the Nazgul were much scarier in Bakshi's version. Sure, there were other things that didn't work - the Balrog wasn't great, for instance - but I don't see the movie as a total failure at all. The music was also quite good, though of course the same is certainly true for the Jackson trilogy.
But you're right - trailers have changed quite a bit in the past twenty-five years or so. Interestingly, I think very similar changes have taken place in the world of television commercials; in both cases, the new style could more or less be stated as "cram ten thousand shots (preferably from a moving/shaky camera) into the space of thirty seconds". |
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