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03-10-2002, 06:36 PM
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Haunting Spirit
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Lothlórien
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You know, all four times that I have seen the movie, I was too wrapped in the story line to realize that there actually were mistakes. I only find mistakes with movies if I am bored with them...Like Beautiful Minds...that guy almost got smacked in the head with the microphone at one scene. I saw it because I was bored stiff and debating on whether I should leave or not. <P>Who cares if Frodo's tears are on what side? Or that Sean Bean blinked? What matters is Aragorn is Aragorn. Boromir is Boromir and so on and so forth. If I saw Orlando Bloom traipsing through with jeans on or Liv Tyler in the back ground with pig tails and a catholic girl's uniform on, yeah! I'd care. But there wasn't and I am not about to go looking for such mistakes.<P>~~Daegwenn<p>[ March 10, 2002: Message edited by: Daegwenn ]
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