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The Return of the King EE
Dec. 13th, 2004 09:29 pmSo after spending about 11 hours watching all 3 extended editions on Saturday I'd better join the others with my take on the RotK EE.
( Spoilers )
The Lord of the Rings films have certainly not been perfect and there are things in each of them that could have been changed to make them more like my vision of the book. But they were obviously created with love and care and that for me covers a multitude of sins. When I think of how bad they could have been, I am very grateful that it was Peter Jackson and his team who pushed for the chance to make them.
In the end, they have brought a massive new audience to the book and that can only be a good thing.
( Spoilers )
The Lord of the Rings films have certainly not been perfect and there are things in each of them that could have been changed to make them more like my vision of the book. But they were obviously created with love and care and that for me covers a multitude of sins. When I think of how bad they could have been, I am very grateful that it was Peter Jackson and his team who pushed for the chance to make them.
In the end, they have brought a massive new audience to the book and that can only be a good thing.
