Lord of the Rings
Perhaps not quite the mainstream view. A micro-critique.
The mesmerising landscapes of New Zealand provide the only solace for enduring this lengthy saga.
Emotionally unstable man with sword tries to thwart group of little people searching for a ring. Or disposing of a ring? Something about a ring.
Very long.
(both their journey and patience required by you)
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Paddington
Michael Bond wrote a series of children's novels and the first one is entitled 'A Bear Called Paddington'. This is the story that introduces a bear from Darkest Peru to the city of London and the Brown family. Paddington is found sitting on a bench at the train station when he is spotted by the Brown family of Mr. and Mrs., Judy and Harry and Mrs. Bird. One aspect of this bear known as Paddington is that he has a love of marmalade sandwiches. In this first book Paddington has many adventures from exploring his new home to going shopping and even making new friends. I have read this book as a child and I even like this one more as an adult.
By Mark Graham3 days ago in Critique
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The book - no. The film - long but yes. I loved the films! Found this funny regardless of the difference of opinion! I think this should have been a TS.
😂 definitely not the mainstream view but you make some wonderful observations! 💙
Very long 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Also, patience isn't in my vocabulary, lol!
Uh sacrilege!! 😆 At least you can appreciate the NZ landscapes!! 😊
Definitely not the mainstream view and that's ok. I did enjoy it, partly because of the NZ scenery and partly, well, heroism and gallantry and good vs. evil and stuff. Yes, it's long, but that didn't really annoy me. I did feel like it had 5 or six endings... And I enjoyed the books more.
Very Long😆🎬❤️
This one I have never seen - due to this exact reason, the length- lol. Great critique and love the humor 😊
😂 this is great! I did LOTR as well!