and243
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I find it odd that with such an astronomical budget, and fantastic source-material, they fail to make a show that really sparks ones interest.
This season will have 8 episodes, andnow after 3, nearly halfway, «nothing» has happened.
I fear it might rhyme with Game of Thrones, where they end up in a position having to bulk all the epic events into an all too short timeframe.
The trailer for Season 2 looks great, but I assume that 90% of the epic scenes are from the very last episode.
All in all the character development is somewhat lackluster, I personally don't feel anything for any of them, not even if I try, cause I genuinly WANT this show to succeed, but with the B-movie acting and writing, one starts to wonder where all the money went.. Hats off to the CGI and scenery, the show looks fantastic, but the people and conversations pale in comparison.
Elves are supposed to be behaved, conservative and wise, but at times this show displays them as reckless teenage human beings, which is a little disappointing.
I believe Tolkien himself had a clear image if the elves as far superior to humans and their moody nature.
Sauron, arugably the most powerfull entity in Middle-Earth at that moment in time, crawls his way to power through a path of weakness and inferiority.
He doesnt feel like the threat he is supposed to be.
These are only a few things to point out from a personal point of view, from a wide array of matters that fall too short to be worth the title of Lord of the Rings.
The source-material is there, and it is fantastic The resources are there, and they are astronomical.
If you can't use the budget of a small country, to make a good show of a source-material that is already written for you, in great depth and detail, you are not good enough.
I want the show to succeed, I will watch the full season, but I am hoping to be positively surprised in the next episode, else I hope the owners will hire a new crew at the head of this show.
This season will have 8 episodes, andnow after 3, nearly halfway, «nothing» has happened.
I fear it might rhyme with Game of Thrones, where they end up in a position having to bulk all the epic events into an all too short timeframe.
The trailer for Season 2 looks great, but I assume that 90% of the epic scenes are from the very last episode.
All in all the character development is somewhat lackluster, I personally don't feel anything for any of them, not even if I try, cause I genuinly WANT this show to succeed, but with the B-movie acting and writing, one starts to wonder where all the money went.. Hats off to the CGI and scenery, the show looks fantastic, but the people and conversations pale in comparison.
Elves are supposed to be behaved, conservative and wise, but at times this show displays them as reckless teenage human beings, which is a little disappointing.
I believe Tolkien himself had a clear image if the elves as far superior to humans and their moody nature.
Sauron, arugably the most powerfull entity in Middle-Earth at that moment in time, crawls his way to power through a path of weakness and inferiority.
He doesnt feel like the threat he is supposed to be.
These are only a few things to point out from a personal point of view, from a wide array of matters that fall too short to be worth the title of Lord of the Rings.
- Cheap character development
- Too slow build-up compared to the screentime
- Characters differ too much from source-material
- Writes/directors taking too many liberties to make this material their own.
The source-material is there, and it is fantastic The resources are there, and they are astronomical.
If you can't use the budget of a small country, to make a good show of a source-material that is already written for you, in great depth and detail, you are not good enough.
I want the show to succeed, I will watch the full season, but I am hoping to be positively surprised in the next episode, else I hope the owners will hire a new crew at the head of this show.
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