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Re: Amazon, Warner Bros in Talks for LOTR Series Adaptation: Variety
chris63 wrote:Some potential names for a Lord of the Rings TV series:
Law & Mordor
Orc & Mindy
Mordor, She Wrote.
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Re: Amazon, Warner Bros in Talks for LOTR Series Adaptation: Variety
Assuming this forum is still active when the series enters production, I wonder if we will get any old members (or even new ones) returning? It was nice to see Trans drop in the other day...
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The most interesting thing about this TV series for me isn't the new story-lines or characters the writers will have to invent, it's the likely involvement of a whole new cast and technical crew, Peter Jackson defined middle earth on screen for a whole generation (taking inspiration from John Howe and Alan Lee's artwork in the process) I'm intrigued to see if the next lot take things in a different direction visually, and whether the techniques/format of TV production effect the mood of middle earth that viewers have become accustomed to.
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chris63 wrote:Some potential names for a Lord of the Rings TV series:
Law & Mordor
Orc & Mindy
Mordor, She Wrote.
That T.A. 2970's Show
Everybody Loves Radagast
Hobbiton Five-O
Little House on the Pelennor
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bungobaggins wrote:chris63 wrote:Some potential names for a Lord of the Rings TV series:
Law & Mordor
Orc & Mindy
Mordor, She Wrote.
That T.A. 2970's Show
Everybody Loves Radagast
Hobbiton Five-O
Little House on the Pelennor
Beorn to be Wild
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The Big Baggins Theory
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malickfan wrote:The Big Baggins Theory
Best one so far!
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I rather liked Hobbiton Five-O myself.
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Well I think this one is the best.bungobaggins wrote:
Fresh Prince of Belfalas
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bungobaggins wrote:malickfan wrote:The Big Baggins Theory
Best one so far!
Sounds like something else.. that needs an age limit
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That's a separate thing: Tolkien-inspired pornos.
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Re: Amazon, Warner Bros in Talks for LOTR Series Adaptation: Variety
malickfan wrote:The most interesting thing about this TV series for me isn't the new story-lines or characters the writers will have to invent, it's the likely involvement of a whole new cast and technical crew, Peter Jackson defined middle earth on screen for a whole generation (taking inspiration from John Howe and Alan Lee's artwork in the process) I'm intrigued to see if the next lot take things in a different direction visually, and whether the techniques/format of TV production effect the mood of middle earth that viewers have become accustomed to.
I'm hoping for a fresh slate, personally. I don't think they need to have a radically new design aesthetic -- as you mention, Jackson's films built upon and expanded an already established look and feel from Lee's and Howe's previous artwork -- but for the most part I'm curious to see what a new creative team makes of Middle-earth. I wouldn't mind seeing an even larger Minas Tirith that's closer to the book description, although doing so would probably require the use of CGI models rather than "big-atures" and I don't know how good that would look even with Amazon money.
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bungobaggins wrote:Fresh Prince of Belfalas
Now this is a story all about how
My life got flipped turned upside down
And I'd like to take a minute just sit your ass
I'll tell you how I became the prince of the land Belfalas
In West Emyn Armen I's born and raised
On Anduin is where I spent most of my days
Chillin' out, maxin', relaxin' all cool
And treatin' the river like my own swimming pool
When a couple Corsairs who were up to no good
Started makin' trouble in my neighborhood
I fought in one little raid and the Steward was wroth
Said "You're movin' with your auntie and uncle in Dol Amroth"
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Eldorion wrote:bungobaggins wrote:Fresh Prince of Belfalas
Now this is a story all about how
My life got flipped turned upside down
And I'd like to take a minute just sit your ass
I'll tell you how I became the prince of the land Belfalas
In West Emyn Armen I's born and raised
On Anduin is where I spent most of my days
Chillin' out, maxin', relaxin' all cool
And treatin' the river like my own swimming pool
When a couple Corsairs who were up to no good
Started makin' trouble in my neighborhood
I fought in one little raid and the Steward was wroth
Said "You're movin' with your auntie and uncle in Dol Amroth"
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malickfan wrote:The most interesting thing about this TV series for me isn't the new story-lines or characters the writers will have to invent, it's the likely involvement of a whole new cast and technical crew, Peter Jackson defined middle earth on screen for a whole generation (taking inspiration from John Howe and Alan Lee's artwork in the process) I'm intrigued to see if the next lot take things in a different direction visually, and whether the techniques/format of TV production effect the mood of middle earth that viewers have become accustomed to.
I wonder about New Line being involved as they seemed to have a specific look, style, and aren't they based in NZ? will they be hiring original LOTR crews? interested to see what the style will be.
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Itaril-y bad idea.
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Forest Shepherd wrote:That's a separate thing: Tolkien-inspired pornos.
I went all glassy eyed when I found out Celeborn's alternate name was Teleporno. Ye Gods.
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Eldorion wrote: I wouldn't mind seeing an even larger Minas Tirith that's closer to the book description, although doing so would probably require the use of CGI models rather than "big-atures" and I don't know how good that would look even with Amazon money.
Was it really too small? Except for the empty Pellenor I felt Minas Tirith was among the most faithful sets of the series.
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Mrs Figg wrote:Itaril-y bad idea.
Heheheh. Ten gold buttons for that.
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