The Hobbit has a director and a sequel

wendybeth · 04-27-2008, 02:08 PM

Honestly, I thought PJ did a wonderful job and have no complaints with his films, particularly the Directors' Cuts. I think he took a very complex story that Tolkein himself thought would be impossible to make a play or film of and made it work. He had to cut things, add things and otherwise do what he could to make it within the many constraints he had (time, money, maintaining story integrity and not pissing off the hardcores too badly) and I admire him tremendously for the final product. Because of that, I forgive him the hugely disappointing 'Kong'.

Now, lets get back to the Boss Radio derail- we wants more, Boss!

04-27-2008, 02:08 PM	#29
wendybeth Nevermind Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 7,847	Honestly, I thought PJ did a wonderful job and have no complaints with his films, particularly the Directors' Cuts. I think he took a very complex story that Tolkein himself thought would be impossible to make a play or film of and made it work. He had to cut things, add things and otherwise do what he could to make it within the many constraints he had (time, money, maintaining story integrity and not pissing off the hardcores too badly) and I admire him tremendously for the final product. Because of that, I forgive him the hugely disappointing 'Kong'. Now, lets get back to the Boss Radio derail- we wants more, Boss! __________________
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