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Old 10-08-2004, 12:15 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by Boromir88
The ROTK flashback, I enjoy, some people don't like it. I don't feel it's well placed, maybe should have gone in the first movie, inserted after Isildurs death and before that little bit with Gollum.
I agree. I was somehow disturbed by the close-up of Smeagol, and not to mention the vision of erstwhile rotting fish. Either take it out, or do something else with it.

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The Arwen/Aragorn flashbacks I can only take so much of. I know PJ wants to show the love between the two, but I think we get it already. Keep some of the flashbacks in there, but also eliminate some, it's like they are telepathically cybering with eachother.
But I think that that's the point of the "flashback." I don't really think of it as a flashback, though. I always thought that it was in the moment. After all, it was way better than the Arwen Warrior Princess bit. This scene shows the depth of their relationship, that it goes beyond just being "together" physically.
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