What A Shame...
Banned
Andy Serkis directed Venom 2 and Mowgli.
I'll keep my expectations in the bin for now.
I'll keep my expectations in the bin for now.
Those five chapters were written after a six months break. Tolkien had to figure out the story after pulling Bard out of his ass.?
There are 19 chapters in the book, and 5 of them occur after Smaug is killed.
I don't think they can do Silmarillion, since Tolkien Estate won't license it. Producers only have rights to Hobbit and LotR, since Tolkien sold the rights when he was still alive. The Hobbit and LotR are entering public domain anyway in about 20 years anyway (according to Finnish law), so then these things will get even more rampant. For a while anyway, I think.ugh. Feels like the thing to do is the Similarion no?
Why are we just overexpanding and making up shit again.
Actually, that's not true. Amazon also has rights only to LotR and Hobbit adaptations. The difference here is that WB has rights for theatrical releases, while Amazon has for TV series. They can't directly adapt Silmarillion or any other book beside Lord of the Rings and Hobbit. Rings of Power is loosely based on the appendices from LotRThey can’t. WB only has rights to the LOTR text. They can’t touch the Silmarillion because Amazon has that.
No Amazon has some of the Silmarillion. They put some in season one and apparently season two has all of the Valar, the Maiar, etc.Actually, that's not true. Amazon also has rights only to LotR and Hobbit adaptations. The difference here is that WB has rights for theatrical releases, while Amazon has for TV series. They can't directly adapt Silmarillion or any other book beside Lord of the Rings and Hobbit. Rings of Power is loosely based on the appendices from LotR
Nope. There were some rumors they may have some of it, but it was never officially confirmed. Everything we seen so far was based on appendices. Amazon's X-Ray thingie even cited appendices as a source for various stuff they includedNo Amazon has some of the Silmarillion. They put some in season one and apparently season two has all of the Valar, the Maiar, etc.
Nope. There were some rumors they may have some of it, but it was never officially confirmed. Everything we seen so far was based on appendices. Amazon's X-Ray thingie even cited appendices as a source for various stuff they included
- Amazon has newly expanded rights to plot points from The Silmarillion.
- S2E1 opening scene is Eru using the secret flame to create Melkor.
- Melkor (then) watches as Eru creates all the Valar and the Maiar.
- Eru is a disembodied voice vaguely human shaped but no characteristics can be made out.
- The secret flame is golden, as are all the Valar and the Maiar.
- The Valar are larger than the Maiar, but are bathed in a golden light and completely naked (the scenes were filmed with nude figures in strategic lighting.)
- Sauron will be played primarily by three actors in Season 2.
- Sauron — in Mairon form, and called such — is NOT Halbrand (Charlie Vickers) or Annatar (Gavi Singh Chera).
- After the fourth interruption of the Song, several Maia meet and discuss Melkor’s discordance.
- Mithrandir (Gandalf) is in this scene.
- Mithrandir (Gandalf) is “almost” convinced to support Mairon’s (Sauron) agenda.
- Mairon gives an epic speech, “The One has blessed me more so than all of you to see the potential of His creations, and what better way to forge their mettle than by allowing them to face Melkor’s discord and grow beyond what they think capable!”
- Sauron tells the dwarves he apprenticed under Aulë, so they welcome him with open arms.
- Sauron had a son who Adar killed.
- Horse lovers rejoice! A dedicated “bottle” episode with little dialog will tell the story of the first Mearas (Editor: these are the great horses of the Rohirrim), Felaróf, and introduce Shadowfax.
- Gandalf (Meteor Man) meets Shadowfax.
- Tom Bombadil and Goldberry are in an episode.
- They are played by the same actor and actress as Melkor/Morgoth and Ungoliant from Episode 1.
- The pair, as Bombadil and Goldberry, are serving out a punishment from Mandos per “a long-held fan theory” (Editor: this “long-held fan theory” is news to us.).
- The season will end with Sauron forging the One Ring.
Again, you're posting rumors and passing them as something that is official. Until it won't be confirmed we don't know if they managed to acquire these rights or notSPY REPORT: Rings of Power Season 2 expands on Sauron in huge new ways
Fans are fired up over potential story leaks for The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2 on Prime Videowww.theonering.net
They. Can. Not. Make. That.
Amazon has the rights to select things from the Silmarillion. WB only has the rights to the text of LOTR (including the appendices).
This. Everything in Rings of Power Season 1 was either mentioned in the text of LotR itself, or mentioned in Appendix A or B.Nope. There were some rumors they may have some of it, but it was never officially confirmed. Everything we seen so far was based on appendices. Amazon's X-Ray thingie even cited appendices as a source for various stuff they included
incredible plot right there.It’s Gandalf and Strider tracking Gollum between Hobbit and LOTR.
The thing is he couldn't really help that. Jackson ended up directing last minute on the Hobbit films after Guillermo del Toro dropped out. He had an absolutely monumental task with next to no prep time. I'm pretty sure Jackson was pulling his hair out throughout the entire process. Poor bastard.Yeah after he fucked the Hobbit im out.
Edit: It can't really be called The Hunt for Gollem? Can it? This is one of those practical joke threads right?
Im aware, and we covered that earlier up in the thread.The thing is he couldn't really help that. Jackson ended up directing last minute on the Hobbit films after Guillermo del Toro dropped out. He had an absolutely monumental task with next to no prep time. I'm pretty sure Jackson was pulling his hair out throughout the entire process. Poor bastard.
Luthien has blue hair.Hell yeah, give me some black hobbits and blue haired elves!
I'm sorry but that still sounds boringJackson has wanted to make that for 20 years. Before he had to do the Hobbit. It’s Gandalf and Strider tracking Gollum between Hobbit and LOTR.
As "written" it's basically "is he here? Nope. Is he here? Nope. Is he here? Nope. Ah, there he is, now let me take him in. Oh, now he escaped.".I'm sorry but that still sounds boring
We already know quite a bit from the first three movies and a little bit from The Hobbit. The movie is completely unnecessary. This movie will be like a filler episode of a TV series.As "written" it's basically "is he here? Nope. Is he here? Nope. Is he here? Nope. Ah, there he is, now let me take him in. Oh, now he escaped.".
If you expect the new movies to be more with practical effects like the original trilogy you got a disappointment upcoming mate.
I'm the only one on this forum who probably likes this game.
I'm still experiencing post-traumatic stress from this game.
It's not so much that I think PJ doesn't give a shit, it's just SO LITTLE to work from. If they can't have Beren and Luthien or Turin, something with real substance behind it, whats the point? The Hobbit was an overreach and we had a whole damn novel that was basically screenplay ready, now they wanna expand on 75 words from a timeline? It would have been one thing in 2006 right after ROTK with Viggo and Ian ready to go, but now?I'd wish they'd just leave LotR alone, especially if they don't give a shit about the books. I'd rather have Peter Jackson try his hand on a Elric of Melnibone movie instead, for example.
Don't worry because there's going to be plenty of other franchises going to be ruined. Besides Warhammer 40,000 you're also going to have a Riftwar series.I'd wish they'd just leave LotR alone, especially if they don't give a shit about the books. I'd rather have Peter Jackson try his hand on a Elric of Melnibone movie instead, for example.
Oh, I did not mean to say that PJ doesn't give a shit about it. Rather that his producers and investors (Amazon et al.) don't give a shit about it. But yeah, I agree. There's not much source material left. And I sure as hell don't want any writers nowadays to come up with their own stuff set in Middle-Earth because most people in Hollywood can't write for shit. They even struggle with basic dialog that doesn't devolve into your typical Marvel bullshit or cringe fest (Rings of Power).It's not so much that I think PJ doesn't give a shit, it's just SO LITTLE to work from. If they can't have Beren and Luthien or Turin, something with real substance behind it, whats the point? The Hobbit was an overreach and we had a whole damn novel that was basically screenplay ready, now they wanna expand on 75 words from a timeline? It would have been one thing in 2006 right after ROTK with Viggo and Ian ready to go, but now?
Elric would be a good one. Colorful fantastic world, less hardcore lore continuity (or rabid fans probably) to worry about, the eternal champions could be independently set up and have a team up film. Yeah, there is a lack of heroic ladies but really, has that EVER been a real problem? They can't even get a damned Red Sonja flick off the ground! I think Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes shows that there is a real appetite for fantastic stories. Sure, the DnD flick didn't quite land but I enoyed it. The trailer was too full of snark and the casting a bit too dodgy I think for it to really hit. Maybe He-man will open the doors to sword and sorcery again.
Did he write the actual content? Like a book? Or is it just 2 sentences in a summary? I've read lotr.Tolkien wrote about this. Maybe read LOTR.
It's a paragraph or 2 in the appendices timeline, basically a list of where gollum was, where aragorn and gandalf looked for him (unsuccessfully) then when they did find gollum, where they took him and then when gollum escaped. No cahracters beyond those 3, no dialogue, nothing about what gollum may or may not have said, you could have read then entire thing during the scene in LOTR where gollum says "Shireeeeee" and that's basically it.Did he write the actual content? Like a book? Or is it just 2 sentences in a summary? I've read lotr.
So basically they are going to be pulling stuff out their arse for thisIt's a paragraph or 2 in the appendices timeline, basically a list of where gollum was, where aragorn and gandalf looked for him (unsuccessfully) then when they did find gollum, where they took him and then when gollum escaped. No cahracters beyond those 3, no dialogue, nothing about what gollum may or may not have said, you could have read then entire thing during the scene in LOTR where gollum says "Shireeeeee" and that's basically it.
This seemed like a decent idea for an Aragorn/Gandalf buddy road trip movie and give Serkis more time as gollum, plotting, scheming, trying to escape, etc. But it is 15 years too late for the actors we care about.
It’s in the Appendices and fleshed out in the History of LOTR volumes Christopher Tolkien published.Did he write the actual content? Like a book? Or is it just 2 sentences in a summary? I've read lotr.
Everyone's hero Henry Cavill can do no wrong except until we actually get the Warhammer 40k series. People around and above him are going to ensure it's going to be a shit show.Oh, I did not mean to say that PJ doesn't give a shit about it. Rather that his producers and investors (Amazon et al.) don't give a shit about it. But yeah, I agree. There's not much source material left. And I sure as hell don't want any writers nowadays to come up with their own stuff set in Middle-Earth because most people in Hollywood can't write for shit. They even struggle with basic dialog that doesn't devolve into your typical Marvel bullshit or cringe fest (Rings of Power).
Thats IF, and its a BIG IF, they can use that HOME stuff. I'm not actually too worried about PJ and dialogue, he has a good grasp on that, its more about the themes they want to explore in this story. What is it trying to say? Gollum's redemption? We get that later. Aragorn accepting his role as Future King? Ok, though in PJs world he stays reluctant into LOTR. Gandalf learning some key element about Sauron's persistence and coming into conflict with Saruman earlier? Attempts to get Denethor on board with the hunt? Losing the influence battle for Theodrin to Wormtounge?It’s in the Appendices and fleshed out in the History of LOTR volumes Christopher Tolkien published.
He was detailed enough in what Aragorn did that it could’ve been a chapter he was planning to include in Fellowship but removed for some reason.
What the actual fuck.female Custodes.
Tolkien wrote about this. Maybe read LOTR.
Nope, Games Workshop is including female Custodes now.What the actual fuck.
I mean... aren't women already represented by the Sororitas?