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Post by anglfaith1 on Jan 11, 2005 18:54:19 GMT -5
This scene is so incredibly awesome! The music and cinemaography were excellent. It gives me chills each time I see it. And if I hear the music I get all teary. JEN  |
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Post by Chrysophylax on Jan 11, 2005 18:55:46 GMT -5
Yeah. I think that it's one of the most visually stunning scenes in the films. It's so beautiful to watch... I have the music in my head now  I remember seeing it the first time  it was magnificent |
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Post by anglfaith1 on Jan 11, 2005 19:27:20 GMT -5
Yeah. I think that it's one of the most visually stunning scenes in the films. It's so beautiful to watch... I have the music in my head now I remember seeing it the first time it was magnificent Oh yeah... I had chills!! |
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Post by Kirsty on Jan 11, 2005 21:46:52 GMT -5
yes its moments like that, I know why I am I fan
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Post by vikingmaiden on Jan 11, 2005 22:01:18 GMT -5
that's such an exciting part! it makes me want to be a part of it all...
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Post by Lady Orohisiel Rainyaviel on Jan 12, 2005 11:18:55 GMT -5
I don't like to admit, but that part's not my favourite. As Billy and Dom pointed out, it was sorta stupid because do the guys who lit them live in the mountains all the time just waiting for hundreds of years? And it may have been better if it hadn't have been so long, they could have fit more stuff in the theatrical edition. And maybe we'd seen enough of mountains...Please don't kill me *hides behind rock*
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Post by Chrysophylax on Jan 12, 2005 12:13:46 GMT -5
*Points gun at Lady Oro* (joking, by the way  ) I think that it was a good idea having them in the film. I think for such a long film it did actually give a none-book audience time to think about what was going on instead of bombarding them with lots of information all at once. I think it served as a very nice, discrete little interval |
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Post by Lady Orohisiel Rainyaviel on Jan 12, 2005 12:37:59 GMT -5
Lol Chrysopholax ;D. It's a good point you make about it being an interval, I've never thought of that. |
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Post by Frôdô Bâggîns on Jan 12, 2005 15:53:26 GMT -5
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Post by Radagast on Jan 12, 2005 17:07:09 GMT -5
Yeah! it rocks!!
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Post by Nienor on Jan 12, 2005 17:31:30 GMT -5
Heh..that's Rad's favorite scene, I think.  I loved it. Chose not to criticize it. Beautiful scene. |
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Post by ErulissëEnethNîn on Jan 12, 2005 18:10:16 GMT -5
i got chills when i saw it for the first time as well.. actually i get chills every time i see it! such gorgeous camera work!
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Post by MarenweGreanleaf on Jan 12, 2005 19:19:35 GMT -5
i agree!! it was awesome! and gave me chills as well! the landscape, the music, the angles!! so awesome!
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Post by ElwoodLover on Jan 13, 2005 9:24:36 GMT -5
I don't like to admit, but that part's not my favourite. As Billy and Dom pointed out, it was sorta stupid because do the guys who lit them live in the mountains all the time just waiting for hundreds of years? And it may have been better if it hadn't have been so long, they could have fit more stuff in the theatrical edition. And maybe we'd seen enough of mountains...Please don't kill me *hides behind rock* LMAO! i thought the exact same thing when i first saw it too!! i was like 'what the...?!' i though the one right on the mountain peak above the clouds was the most difficult one...i mean, who would live right up there to light the beacon anyway? but i do like the scene, it's absolutely breath-taking when you aren't thinking about who's lighting the beacons |
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Post by Alessae on Jan 13, 2005 12:44:38 GMT -5
Haha, yeah, theres always people like us, trying to figure out the practical side of it all. I wondered about the mountains too...
That part really is beautiful, yes.
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