I still can’t stop but think how stretched out the Hobbit films were, for an otherwise short book. That’s a sin that stains forever with me. The Lord of the Rings films, do have their own flaws, but they’re fairly contained and can be debated as to whether they were good or not. I have so much trouble excusing anything with the Hobbit though.

And I hope we never, ever see anyone tackle The Silmarillion. Simply because, there will be so much improvised fluff in that would-be film, that it’d make the Hobbit films blush.

  • Toasticus@piefed.socialOPEnglish
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    2 days ago

    I think that alone is what really prevents me from being a watcher of tv shows, streaming or traditional. They want you to be addicts so that you’d binge-watch episodes, get into heated debates, worship the IP and eagerly await for anything related to it to be released.

    Then when the show starts to die by the slightest, it’s like a crushing weight mentally as to how lead on you were about it all. It just flatout deceives you to have wasted so much time and investment into something you thought was genuine.

    The only shows I maybe would consider giving chances to and have watched, were shows that just knew where they were going and eventually found a way to end.