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| Possible RoTK Spoiler (you´ve been warned) Witchking seems not climatic enough´for Peter Jackson. If that guy from Theonering.net is reliable, we´re going to get an Aragon vs. Sauron showdown before the end: Quote:
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+1 Internets | errr I don't like it but it makes sense. Replace Sauron's Lieutenant with Sauron at the final battle and bam, history repeats itself, ableit much more poorly for the alliance.
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| Er I been looking quite forward for the battle at The Black Gate with Sauron's Mouth (his lieutenant) and Gandalf etc. etc. As someone already replied, replacing wouldn't make much sense imo. |
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| Some of the scenes seem too violent for a PG-13 as well. Headshots vs. a human (even a wormy one) pretty much = R rating. To speak nothing of slitting throats. As for Sauron...well, I can kinda see how they could explain it. They could have the proximity of the one ring to Sauron's spirit somehow allow him to manifest himself (Frodo n' Sam approaching Mt. Doom). I think whether or not the Witchking = the final fight will depend alot on how they portray Frodo's capture. You have to admit it might make the fight a bit more grand and make the trilogy seem more rounded to your average audience member (Starts with Sauron fight...ends with one). Although personally I'd prefer a more book oriented outcome...it will still be a good action scene regardless of which undead badass they put in.
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| The Mouth of Sauron is cast and is in the film. He's not being "replaced" by Sauron himself. As for seeing Sauron in a more "physical" form in RoTK, well, Jackson has been saying that for a while. I don't know if I buy the bit about the standoff between Sauron and Aragorn, though. Grima killing Saruman at Isengard is very likely, since there's not going to be a Scouring in the film. |
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| any numbers being thrown around as to how long its going to be? I will truely be disappointed if they do not put in the departure of Elrond, Gandalf, Frodo, Galadriel at the end. I think i remember this from the director's commentary from FotR, something about how it starts with Galadriel speaking and ends? shrug |
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| Well, it is entirely possible that the fight between Aragorn and Sauron that the Spoiler mentions is in fact a fight between Aragorn and the Mouth of Sauron. At least I hope it is ![]() As to Sauron´s Mouth, the actor likely wont be seen behind all his armor and make-up, but still, anyone remember this guy? /chuckle |
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+2 Internets | The bum from Mad Max: The Road Warrior is gonna play Sauron? ![]()
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The bum from Mad Max: The Road Warrior is gonna play the Mouth of Sauron. A tall and evil shape, mounted upon a black horse...The rider was robed all in black, and black was his lofty helm; yet this was no Ringwraith but a living man." -- Return of the King (J.R.R.Tolkien) At least in the book thats the guy that commands Sauron´s Army at the Gates of Mordor after the Witchking gets Backstabbed by Merry on the Pelenor Fields. A line he gets in the book: "It needs more to make a king than a piece of elvish glass, or a rabble such as this." So that might, in my opinion, be the battle that spoiler above describes. At least I hope it is. | |
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