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Are the trailers any good?
arildno said:Are the trailers any good?
arildno said:What if they s*ck?
I dare not check for myself unless some kind soul can reassure me they are good..
And also if he had spelled it desolation rather than dissolution. I opened this thread expecting to see a question regarding the best way to get rid of air pollution.phinds said:You could probably find them yourself if you spelled it Smaug.
I thought the title should have been the dissipation of smog, but then upon opening the thread saw that it was about the Desolation of Smaug.D H said:And also if he had spelled it desolation rather than dissolution. I opened this thread expecting to see a question regarding the best way to get rid of air pollution.
D H said:And also if he had spelled it desolation rather than dissolution. I opened this thread expecting to see a question regarding the best way to get rid of air pollution.
D H said:And also if he had spelled it desolation rather than dissolution. I opened this thread expecting to see a question regarding the best way to get rid of air pollution.
arildno said:Are the trailers any good?
That's what I thought. Trailers pollute not only the air, but also entertainment..dkotschessaa said:Well, they don't help the issue any. Certainly getting rid of trailers, and I assume you mean tractor trailers, would help with the dissolution of smog. But I think that factories and such are a much bigger contributor.
arildno said:That's what I thought. Trailers pollute not only the air, but also entertainment..
Borek said:Good job arildno, they bought the idea of accidental misspelling and corrected you. I will thank you before they will ban you.
Wrong expression.1MileCrash said:"Tauriel" looks like one bad *** chick.
arildno said:For elves, it is "she is a damn wavy leaf!"
Enigman said:[RANT]I don't like her...she's a phony. And she reminds me of a bull. Why can't film makers stick to the stories? They ruined all Dan Brown novels and Harry Potter too...but probably the worst was 300 - largest load of misinformative bull, oh no, just remembered the Clash of the Titans- don't think anything could beat that pile of Minotaur faeces...
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Rant over. Now, that feels better...
Drakkith said:You realize 300 is based off a graphic novel and not a history book, right?
Enigman said:mmm... :nope...
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no reason not to get the history right though...
? Arwen & Galadriel don't count?1MileCrash said:Fellowship was the best LOTR because there were no women, it was just nine bros going on an adventure.
Just eight, plus the Blooming faerie.1MileCrash said:Fellowship was the best LOTR because there were no women, it was just nine bros going on an adventure.
No, the Desolation of Smaug is a fantasy movie and is not meant to be scientifically accurate. It includes mythical creatures and magical elements that are not based on real science.
The special effects in the Desolation of Smaug are well-crafted and visually stunning, but they are not meant to be completely realistic. They are used to enhance the fantasy world and bring it to life for the audience.
The Desolation of Smaug is rated PG-13 and may not be suitable for young children due to intense battle scenes, violence, and frightening imagery. Parents should use their own discretion when deciding if the movie is appropriate for their children.
The Desolation of Smaug is based on the book "The Hobbit" by J.R.R. Tolkien, but there are some differences in character development and plot. While some purists may not be satisfied with these changes, the movie still stays true to the overall story and themes of the book.
Yes, the Desolation of Smaug is a highly acclaimed movie within the fantasy genre. It has all the elements of a classic fantasy story, including a heroic quest, magic, and mythical creatures. It is a must-see for fans of the genre.