LotR: The Two Towers 12/6 @ 8 PM ET

[frakkintalos]

Golem singing - a small pleasure.

I sing it everytime I eat salmon.

[NothingButheRain]

How come Golem doesn’t break with much rough handling?

[Duncan_U-daho]

He’s from an alternate universe. They haven’t gone to get him…yet.

So this must be the universe from whence Walter stole… eh, I won’t spoil anyone.

[frakkintalos]

“My Precious!!”

giggle

[fastcart]

I sing it everytime I eat salmon.

giggles (:

[NothingButheRain]

“The Ring’s taking me, Sam.”

That’s terrifying.

[NothingButheRain]

Sam, ever upright.

[frakkintalos]

The puppy just fell asleep on my lap on its back. I wish I had a camera.

[NothingButheRain]

Aragron is hard to kill.

[Duncan_U-daho]

Huh? Found this:

What Philippa said:

On changing Faramir in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002) script: “If you’re trying to up the tension, you don’t have your main characters captured by someone who sort of interrogates them, but, not really, who then offers them a cup of tea and says, ‘I’ll do anything I can to help you.’ It’s death on film. And it’s not just the effect that the character out of the book has on Frodo and Sam’s journey, it’s the effect that character has on the Ring. You’ve just been desperately trying to establish that this is the most evil thing ever created, it’s tearing apart the mind of your main character, it’s reduced this other character to this miserable creature Gollum, and now you come along someone who says, ‘I would not touch this thing if it lay on the highway.’ You’ve just stripped the Ring of all its power.”

Doesn’t make a whole lot more sense for Faramir to be so weak a character to steal the ring, risk his country to gain the acceptance of his father, then get to Osgiliath, only to change his mind for apparently NO REASON, as has previously been put forward.

[NothingButheRain]

The puppy just fell asleep on my lap on its back. I wish I had a camera.

Pretty sweet. Yah, I wish you had a camera too.

[Duncan_U-daho]

[QUOTE=frakkintalos;245835]Huh? Found this:

What Philippa said:

On changing Faramir in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002) script: “If you’re trying to up the tension, you don’t have your main characters captured by someone who sort of interrogates them, but, not really, who then offers them a cup of tea and says, ‘I’ll do anything I can to help you.’ It’s death on film. And it’s not just the effect that the character out of the book has on Frodo and Sam’s journey, it’s the effect that character has on the Ring. You’ve just been desperately trying to establish that this is the most evil thing ever created, it’s tearing apart the mind of your main character, it’s reduced this other character to this miserable creature Gollum, and now you come along someone who says, ‘I would not touch this thing if it lay on the highway.’ You’ve just stripped the Ring of all its power.”

Doesn’t make a whole lot more sense for Faramir to be so weak a character to steal the ring, risk his country to gain the acceptance of his father, then get to Osgiliath, only to change his mind for apparently NO REASON, as has previously been put forward.

Eh, I screwed that quote up

[frakkintalos]

Aragron is hard to kill.

He’s Above the Law, Marked For Death, Under Siege, and On Deadly Ground…

[fastcart]

He sure does know how to make an entrance.

[frakkintalos]

Eh, I screwed that quote up

No sweat. I fixed it.

[NothingButheRain]

“The old alliances are dead…Where was Gondor…”

[NothingButheRain]

He’s Above the Law, Marked For Death, Under Siege, and On Deadly Ground…

LOL. funny

[frakkintalos]

Hey, anybody got a light?

J/K

[fastcart]

He’s Above the Law, Marked For Death, Under Siege, and On Deadly Ground…

Just say Die Hard. d:

[Pike]

Aragron is hard to kill.

He’s Above the Law, Marked For Death, Under Siege, and On Deadly Ground…

Currently, he’s on The Road.

(And is awesome.)