The Official "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" movie thread *SPOILERS*

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With the stress involved in doing 3 films simultaneously, I'm surprised that he came through the trilogy with any stomach left at all. Here's hoping that he can hold up to the demands of the behemoth staring him in the face now!
 
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From what I understand, her role would be as a PJ-created elven "lady-warrior" who is involved in a romance with an elven prince. There has been specualtion of that being Legolas but he's supposed to only have a cameo.:dunno

To my knowledge, Thranduil had one child - Legolas. Unless PJ & Co. have created a brother or cousin for Leggy, I'm not sure what elven prince it could be.
 
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Howard Shore made some cracking music for the trilogy which easily stands along side the best that John Williams has done however, there is a part of me that is sad James Horner never got to tackle it.

I am kind of glad that James Horner didn't write the music for LOTR, or else we would have just had nine and a half hours of the four note "danger motif" that he uses repeatedly in every film he scores, and which he stole from Rachmaninov in the first place. Listen to the first fifteen seconds of this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUjsonjLGmg

Sound familiar? Like Avatar/Troy/Willow/Enemy at the Gates/Titanic/Star Trek/Glory familiar?

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Verily tom thou speakest the truth. :lecture

(Only the Rach did it better).
 
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Yeah. I had no recollection of an Itaril in the Hobbit or Silmarillion. I looked it up in Encyclopedia of Arda and the Thain's Book and she wasn't listed. She's apparently a made up character. Hoping that she's not going to be a love interest for Legolas. :(
 
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I read on Syfy's Blastr that Tolkien actually died of a perforated ulcer!

It said on onering that he suffered from one shortly before his death, but nothing about it being the cause. According to this article it's treated differently than back then.

I can't remember, but did PJ lose all his weight dieting or with a bypass? If it was bypass, that might be the cause of the problem.

A lot of ulcers are easily treated with anti-biotics these days, but people will suffer with these for a long time before getting them taken care of.
 
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Yeah. I had no recollection of an Itaril in the Hobbit or Silmarillion. I looked it up in Encyclopedia of Arda and the Thain's Book and she wasn't listed. She's apparently a made up character. Hoping that she's not going to be a love interest for Legolas. :(

I can't see her being a love interest - she looks too young.
 
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She's an elf. And she could be 1500 years old regardless of how young she looks?:arwen
 
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Imagine a guy putting the moves to a beautiful, young thing and then learning that she's almost 1500 years older than him! :lol
 
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Not worried. I remember everyone going nuts when we heard about some stupid new character called "Lurtz."
 
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