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I dunno, Abe Lincoln vs Chuck Norris was fairly bad.

>> ^FancyL:

The rapping was the worst yet. The intro/outro were the best part.

He forget to mention why the Brits gave up this colony. We were drawn into a war with Wales where Queen Boadicea led the Welsh to victory. She ascended the throne desposing King Gandalf. Her daughter Elizabeth II reigns to this day.

I loved the bit about Cate Blanchett, around 8 minutes. The rest was a bit too mawkishly patriotic, like a child nagging its parent for compliments about a drawing it did.

Upvote for Gandalf!

Gandalf?

I always assumed that Gandalf is smart enough not to trust Sauron. Certainly there's something fishy going on. If Sauron had the ring, there would be no sense in bargaining. If he didn't, then Gandalf needed to hold his attention as long as possible to keep his attention off the ringbearer.
>> ^FlowersInHisHair:


But the reason I like this scene in the book is because of Gandalf's surprising response to the offer: that the two hobbits are not worth the price.

>> ^Mikus_Aurelius:

This scene was better in the book.



I do like this scene, mainly because it offers an improvement on the theatrical cut (which cannot be said of the majority of the extended scenes in ROTK, unlike the first two films) in that the Fellowship now believe Frodo to be dead, adding weight to their decision to fight on regardless. So in the films, it works. But like much of what merely "works" in the films (and don't misunderstand, I love these films), it would have been much better if they'd gone with how events played out in the book.

So as I remember it from the book, the Mouth of Sauron is a Númenorean (like Aragorn) and an officer in Sauron's army, not some hideously deformed monster. In fact he tried to bargain with the Fellowship, telling them that although Frodo was still alive, all of his posessions had been turned over to Sauron. He says that in exchange for the safe return of Frodo and Sam, the peoples of Middle-earth would be enslaved rather than destroyed, and would have to pay taxes to Mordor. But the reason I like this scene in the book is because of Gandalf's surprising response to the offer: that the two hobbits are not worth the price.

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Not the crappy Apple App! I have Virtual Vuvuzela for android to plague, I mean entertain my friends with.>> ^Unsung_Hero:

>> ^nanrod:
Vuvuzela! There's an app for that!

Actually, There is! ~Vuvuzela App~

Aaaaaarrrrrggggghhhh....... Make it stop.....

>> ^crillep:

Check out this one: Vuvuzela comes to the sift

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Check out this one: Vuvuzela comes to the sift