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<blockquote data-quote="madriel" data-source="post: 7454" data-attributes="member: 439">I've seen the movie five times so far and everytime I see something new.&nbsp; It's an amazing movie.The Balrog was scarier than anything I'd ever pictured reading the book.&nbsp; OMG. Everything connected with the ring.&nbsp; The shadow world was creepy and I loved how the ring was portrayed as being almost sentient and very malevolent in its own right.Legolas and his archery.Boromir.&nbsp; He always seemed to be just an arrogant jerk in the books.&nbsp; In the movie he's always protecting the hobbits and wants the power to protect his people, not just power itself.The setting.&nbsp; The CGI.&nbsp; The expressions they capture on the actors' faces.I was also impressed by all the little details they got right.&nbsp; For example, heading out of Moria Legolas only has a couple of arrows left and then he gets resupplied in Lothlorien.There's just too much they got right to list even half the things I loved about this movie.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="madriel, post: 7454, member: 439"] I've seen the movie five times so far and everytime I see something new. It's an amazing movie. The Balrog was scarier than anything I'd ever pictured reading the book. OMG. Everything connected with the ring. The shadow world was creepy and I loved how the ring was portrayed as being almost sentient and very malevolent in its own right. Legolas and his archery. Boromir. He always seemed to be just an arrogant jerk in the books. In the movie he's always protecting the hobbits and wants the power to protect his people, not just power itself. The setting. The CGI. The expressions they capture on the actors' faces. I was also impressed by all the little details they got right. For example, heading out of Moria Legolas only has a couple of arrows left and then he gets resupplied in Lothlorien. There's just too much they got right to list even half the things I loved about this movie. [/QUOTE]

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