Yea... no wonder it won 17 Oscars

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  @ScreenPuff · 5 months ago · pinned

  What do you think of Stephen Colbert co-writing the new LOTR movie?

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  @SammiScoop_1 · 5 months ago

  It's a crime Andy Serkis never got an Oscar for his role in this movie.

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  @HPRshredder · 5 months ago

  Shoutout to Henry. Thanks for making ur dad Aragorn bro

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  @laserfloyd · 5 months ago

  The movies were made at the exact right time in history. The technology had just caught up to what they needed to tell the story the right way. The cast was perfect. The music was just beautiful. I just can't see anything like it ever being done again. Like another person said, truly lightning in a bottle.

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  @richardparmenter188 · 5 months ago

  25 years on and the special effects in LOTR 2003 look better than many movies made today

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  @ENVTuberCeline · 5 months ago

  The amount of times a child's words have changed an adult's mind for the better are underrated!

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  @Benzy670 · 5 months ago

  I genuinely don’t think they won enough awards. Best trilogy of all time, and I doubt it will ever be topped. It is, without a doubt, a one-of-a-kind production. It’s a passion project from top to bottom, every single person involved nailed it. They truly captured lightning in a bottle.

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  @ZapatosVibes · 5 months ago

  They truly captured lightning in a bottle.

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  @Hollyclown · 5 months ago

  Then Amazon Said, “fuck it!”

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  @fredslipknot9 · 5 months ago

  Literally every single person who worked on these productions in their entirety, in any way, shape or form, is my hero. Truly extraordinary work.

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  @cameronbell4791 · 5 months ago

  i think one thing Peter Jackson did that made his movies so successful was being open asking others for advice for the films, getting someone who has read the books once a year is so smart to do, something Disney and HBO should learn from.

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  @bloodyneptune · 5 months ago

  When I was a kid, I was always trying to figure out how to make the &apos;gollum&apos; sound like a natural sound rather than a word, and I could <i>never</i> figure it out. The second he said &apos;cat throwing up a hairball&apos; I immediately got it lol

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