LOTR cock ups

[old.job]

http://www.moviemistakes.com/film2746

Warning spoilers in here for those 3 of you that don't know the plot

 

[Danya]

Nothing can be perfect. Though I did notice frodo's cut moving about while in the cinema.

 

[the_smurflord]

Only thing I noticed really was in the opening pan shot on Edoras. The smoke was billowing back into the chimneys and the flags were fluttering into the wind.

 

[Lumikki]

Seriously, what's the point of intentionally seeking out flaws in a film? Minor things that don't really mean anything.

xx

 

[mirieth]

really must be sad little people who make those web-sites. and perhaps those that actually find it really interresting to read up on petty flaws too.

try enjoying something for what it is for once, not what it would be in a perfect world. nothing's perfect. gg.

 

[Arnor]

if you dont notice cock-ups the first time you see the flick, it doesnt really matter.

 

[Lumikki]

Originally posted by Arnor
if you dont notice cock-ups the first time you see the flick, it doesnt really matter.

Exactly.

 

[Teren]

there is a nice cockup in the first movie, buy a dvd (or download it) and use xtra slow-mo to look at some fight (can't remmber which ) and you'll see a SUV (car) drive by

 

[amazingsteve]

If u are referring to the car that is visible when Sam and Frodo walk thru the Shire, it was visible on the movie theatre screen, but was removed on the DVDs.

 

[Zebolt]

Originally posted by mirieth
try enjoying something for what it is for once, not what it would be in a perfect world. nothing's perfect. gg.

Well said...

 

[the_smurflord]

Originally posted by mirieth
try enjoying something for what it is for once, not what it would be in a perfect world. nothing's perfect. gg.

Agreed, most of the stuff on that website is so pedantic and anal it's untrue. Totally distracts from the superb job they did making these films. I only mentioned the thing about the smoke and flag at Edoras, because it was glaringly obvious within a few seconds when I saw it for the first time in the cinema. With all the effects work and care taken to make these films, I was just amazed that slipped through.

 

[speshneeds]

filmed rocked, who cares if there are some teeeny mistakes