Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "" video.

  1. It's a 300-400 mile journey on the sea. Since they were almost to Valinor it was a long way.
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  2. I disagree, but then I recognize everything that's been changed. There was no bullying in Valinor because there was no bad. Especially when Galadriel was young. Galadriel wouldn't seek revenge for the "death" of her brother because Elves never die. When they die in Middle Earth, they are resurrected back into Valinor so Galadriel could have gone and seen him at any time. He was resurrected almost immediately due to him dying in defense of another and it was concerned such a heroic act. The way into Valinor isn't blocked until the fall of Numenor. That's just what's wrong in the first few minutes of the 1st episode dealing with their main character.
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  3. Ignoring Tolkien, it's still bad. Galadriel is horrible and I don't think she's supposed to be. It does look expensive either. The costumes are cheap. There is a lot of 3D printed and plastics that are clear on screen. Jackson had some cheaper stuff too, but they made sure the camera never lingered on any of those pieces so it wasn't noticable. They aren't smart enough to do that. It's jarring when it goes from something shiny and new to something they tried to make look older. Everyone, especially the Elves, must have teleportation because they just zap somewhere far away without changing clothes or needing to camp anywhere. Apparently it's perfectly safe for the Elf (I don't feel like looking up proper spelling) to travel 2 weeks alone after the Dwarves refuse to see him, even though they know orcs, goblins, and other dark creatures are still around. The fighting is ridiculous. The stranger can make the trees blow around but the Hobbit is mysteriously unaffected by the wind. Fantasy is great, but it needs to be grounded in reality or it comes off too unbelievable to the point you can't relate to it and the mind rejects it. Don't get me started on the dialog. It's just bad all the way around. I'd need a book to go over how much lore they've broken and to explain how, outside of names and places, this isn't anything Tolkien wrote. You are correct that they've taken things from lots of different other books and games and smushed it together. I'm going to be taking bets " the stranger" is going to be Belgarion from David Eddings book. Not in name obviously, but the character will still be him. I can't wait for the lawsuits to start because if we can identify where these things come from, the writers of them will as well.
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