Has anybody thought what I have thought?
 

I stayed without moving on my chair watching end credits after the movie and I thought: what a lot of people had been necessary to make in images just what only one mind imagined about 50 years ago ...I think that is a great tribute to Tolkien that so a lot of people have make it possible.<P>I think Tolkien just would say: what a lot of people is sharing my nonsenses!!!!!!<P><B>one mind</B>

I do agree, actually. I hope that others will concur with us in this oppinion.

And that's not including all the extra's that contributed and didn't get listed.

My friends and I were the ONLY people in the theatre who stayed for the credits. Everyone else left IMMEDIATELY and quietly. I was shocked. I don't know if that meant they didn't like the film or what.<P>I always try to stay for the credits of any movie. I read as much as I can. I think everyone involved in film-making deserves to be recognized and I find it rude to leave before the credits end. <P>I was amazed by the sheer number of people who worked on this film. And they were obviously very dedicated to making a wonderful film that not only crystalized Tolkien's book, but is a superior motion picture in its own right. <P>Peter Jackson's dedication to his parents was touching. And I was surprised to learn that there is a job called wrangler/makeup which I assume is the person who applied the makeup to the horses.