*Googles pyroclastic flow* average speeds of 100 km/h (30 m/s; 60 mph) to 700 km/h (190 m/s; 430 mph) temperatures of about 1,000 °C (1,800 °F) So 57% the speed of sound and hotter than a house fire (760 °C/1,400 °F)
dont forget Arondir Don Lemonlass, ep 7 got brutally stabbed by Adar on the torso, so he sould have bled to death, ep 8 lo and behold, he's magically healed, no wounds mark on him not even on his armor, he is pretty much unscathed lol, Blessing of Plot armor seems to favor him as well.
Galadriel should have been a pile of goo falling from that height. Well, Sauron was a pile of goo for awhile, why not just do the same for Galadriel. Have Galadriel in season three just flopping around as a sentient pile of goo following the other Elves around. Just feed her rats and bugs, maybe later a human, and she's back into proper form.
Galadriel was supposed to go through Moria and found Lothlorien by now, with her husband Celeborn. I think we can say that Amazon has killed Lord of the Rings and animated an undead zombie in its place, with none of the wonder, beauty, or life that Tolkien gave the original.
Actually Galadriel and Celeborn never founded Lothlorien. Lothlorien already existed for quite some time, all the way back to the First Age. For a long time they had no lord until after the First Age a Noldor elf by the name Amdir would rule them. During the Sack of Eregion he send his son Amroth with an army to aid Celebrimbor. They travel through Khazad Dum and linked up with an army of dwarves Durin III had gathered to also help Celebrimbor. They arrived too late to save the city, since Sauron had marched his army far faster then everyone had anticipated. They did save Elrond (he was send by Gil Galad with an army to reinforce Eregion but also arrived too late) who was evacuating survivors but was being chased by a vast army of orcs. The intervention of Amroth, his army and the dwarves saved Elrond and the survivors of Eregion, who would escape and found Rivendel. Amdir would later die during the War of the Last Alliance. The lordship of Lothlorien fell on Amroth but he had been heavily affected by the war and left Lothlorien to go to Valinor with his wife Nimrodel. Galadriel and Celeborn would then take leadership and during the later part of the Third Age founded Caras Galadhon because of the growing threat from Dol Guldur. Edit more details I remembered. Before the Sack of Eregion happened Galadriel and Celeborn already had their daughter Celebrian. Galadriel and Celebrian would pass through Khazad Dum to go to Lothlorien but Celeborn wouldn't because of his enmity towards dwarves and stayed in Eregion. (His enmity towards dwarves was prejudice on his part. Another dwarf House known as the Firebeards (House of Durin is known as the Longbeards) was responsible for that enmity but he treats dwarves as if they are all the same. Which was foolish on his part since the House of Durin had nothing to do with those events and they maintained friendship with the Elves the longest out of all Houses.) He fought during the Sack of Eregion and, when the city fell, helped Elrond with his evacuation. He then helped found Rivendel, defended it during its first siege. Only after Sauron was defeated by Thar- Minastir and his Numenorian armies were Galadriel and Celebrian able to travel to Rivendel and reunite their family. They would travel Middle Earth for quite some time until the later half of the Third Age when they traveled back to Lothlorien and became the Lord and Lady of the Galadhrim. Celebrian and Elrond would later fall in love and marry. (hence why so many people are so disgusted by that Elrond and Galadriel kiss in the show) Extra edit: Thank you for pointing out my mistake of calling Celebrian Celebrain alexg3434
@@visitingforgefather5997 I see. I am a bit short on details as you can see. But how much better would ROP had been if they had just followed this script that already existed! One of the "showrunners" claimed that Tolkien was not a very good storyteller, but this is so much better than what they they replaced it with. I think maybe they're trying to make it bad.
@@barryf7253 The arrogance on the part of the "showrunners" really irks me. They have so much material to work with but still have enough space to make other smaller stories where they can make their own characters. Instead they actively seem to antagonize fans of Tolkien with their poor storytelling. As a great fan of Tolkiens dwarves the whole Durin thing left a foul taste in my mouth. To clarify Durin is very special among the dwarves, he was the very first dwarf to awaken in the world. The dwarves actually believed he would reincarnate six times. So apart from Durin I every Durin that came after was not born with the name Durin they were recognized as Durin. The whole process is a mystery but we know that being a direct descendant of Durin, appearance and morality played a part. That would have been interesting to explore. Having a dwarfs entire life turned upside down by being recognized as Durin. Imagine the pressure and expectation suddenly being trust on him, while everyone suddenly treats him differently. Instead this mess of a show has Durin III and Durin VI around at the same time period (despite there being at least a thousand year between these two and the average lifespan of a dwarf being around 250 years) and being father and son. I was actually in the process of editing my message since I remembered more details but I shall give them here as well. Before the Sack of Eregion happened Galadriel and Celeborn already had their daughter Celebrian. Galadriel and Celebrian would pass through Khazad Dum to go to Lothlorien but Celeborn wouldn't because of his enmity towards dwarves and stayed in Eregion. (His enmity towards dwarves was prejudice on his part. Another dwarf House known as the Firebeards (House of Durin is known as the Longbeards) was responsible for that enmity but he treats dwarves as if they are all the same. Which was foolish on his part since the House of Durin had nothing to do with those events and they maintained friendship with the Elves the longest out of all Houses.) He fought during the Sack of Eregion and, when the city fell, helped Elrond with his evacuation. He then helped found Rivendel, defended it during its first siege. Only after Sauron was defeated by Thar- Minastir and his Numenorian armies were Galadriel and Celebrian able to travel to Rivendel and reunite their family. They would travel Middle Earth for quite some time until the later half of the Third Age when they traveled back to Lothlorien and became the Lord and Lady of the Galadhrim. Celebrian and Elrond would later fall in love and marry. (hence why so many people are so disgusted by that Elrond and Galadriel kiss in the show)
@@visitingforgefather5997 From what I have heard, the infamous kiss was intended to cause controversy, in order for the show to gain popularity through shock value. So it seems they are taking the low road Jerry Springer style, rather than giving us a faithful adaptation. But of course just about everyone suspects that by now. They just don't think Tolkien's stories are good enough on their own merits to generate views, which makes you wonder why they chose to adapt them in the first place. The question is: do they underestimate the fans, or disdain and disregard them? There is a smug superiority about them which makes me think it is the latter. Tolkien being a relic of the past makes him inferior from their perspective, and not woke enough for today's morally superior view of the world, again from their self-centered point of view.
@@visitingforgefather5997 Good stuff. A couple of minor corrections: 1. Both Firebeards and Broadbeams had migrated to Moria at the end of the First Age (as their ancestral homes of Nogrod and Belegost had been wrecked) so Celeborn's distaste for entering Moria did have some basis. 2. Its Celebrian, not Celebrain (the latter might be what cruel school mates called her in the playground). ;o)
im sure in season 3 (if it ever comes) they will show in a flashback, that an eagle stoped by to pick up Galadriel, when noone was looking and saved here from the fall. Classic LOTR style.
Besides the fact that Sauron would survive any fall that Galadriel would, he is also a shapeshifter. He can merely turn into a bird, fly down, and then get the ring from her body.
When I first took up role playing and dungeon master I was taught that the best fantasy has to have normal evey day stuff to make it the best it can be. Galadriel is supposed to be the second eldest elf in middle earth but even so elfs mature like human after 100 year fully mature.
Galadriel was a coldhearted grandiose, narcissistic asshole going through life ignoring every conceivable life lesson along the way for hundreds of years, but then she bumped her head and got all better. Life lesson: never mind the process kids - just go bump your head and that’ll iron out any insignificant wrinkles 😀👌
I think they are in the valley that will become Rivendell, meaning they have travelled a fair distance from Eregion? Which in the timeline of the show means it took her anywhere from a few minutes to a few weeks to recover. I would not count on her personality changing all that much though. She is still singlehandedly responsible for just about everything that has gone wrong in Middle Earth in the second age. You could probably say she is even indirectly responsible for the fall of Numenor. I’m really not seeing that she has learned from her mistakes. It’s more a head injury induced change of character than anything else.
Why did Galadriel bring the ring closer to Sauron? Why risk that? To express to him an emotion of spite? Is she a teenager? And why does she feel spiteful? Do you feel spiteful if a tornado wrecks your house? If you're attacked by a wild bear? It's ridiculous
▶️ Up next in 'Rings of Cringe': Guyladriel's return 💪 Guyladriel: "Sauron defeated me, again! I'm too weak." Elrond: "In the name of Ilúvatar, believe in yourself. You can defeat him!" [gives her a kiss] Guyladriel [puts Nenya on her finger]: "You are right! There is a tempest in my soul and I will never give up!" [Rocky Balboa theme starts playing + we see her doing Elvish martial arts, boxing a punchbag with a blonde wig on it and much more]
Brash and young , she is probably the oldest female elf named in middle earth, she is about? 40 thousand years old , in this , ( valinor years aka years of the trees are 12 times the length as years on middle earth) 500 or 600 is considered young for an elf , she's an elder,
There are some deficiencies and weakness in my own personality I've always struggled with; maybe the cliff-jump personality insta-fix is what I need too!
I've been seeing so much of this Amazon vandalism, it's starting to cloud my memory on source. That's their goal I suppose. Wasn't Galadriel a powerful sorceress? I feel like I'm losing it. 🤪.
I really hope this show will continue! I have utterly no interest in actually watching it myself, but it's honestly very intriguing at this point in hearing what they'll trash next :'D This show is a joke and I'm having fun laughing at it!
GladLad walks onto the balcony, staring intensely at the distant blazing LA cityscape. Sauron say "What are you doing here in LA? GladLad replies "Dying...."
Suspension of disbelief only works when the audience knows the new rules...and it's applied consistently. If person A gets killed from a stabwound, or a 30ft fall...then a 2nd person should not survive multiple stabwounds or higher falls.
If they could have thought of a way of having her on fire they would have so they could have duplicated the death of Denithor duplicate, as it was they settled for a long drop.
I don't know if that's just some people's wishful thinking, or if it's a "we were right" kind of righteous affirmation and wish fullfilment, but the show is not going to be cancelled now. It has pre allocated huge budgets for more seasons, it's getting enough engagement (even though it should be getting 10x that) and the controversy surrounding it is driving some traffic to it still. Our only hope is for them to get some more advisors/writers (there are rumours of that already happening) and to change course on how they do stuff in comparison to the first 2 seasons, that were writtten before any public feedback from the 1st season. Though I'm not holding my breath on that one.
Series finale? I hope so. The writers can always find work writing daytime soap operas. With the writing in this dreck, it might as well be a daytime soap.
Why are all these writing foibles so obvious to us, but not to the writers of the show? I think there's an over-reliance on test screening nowadays; with so much money invested, filmmakers are terrified of "getting it wrong". However, THIS show feels like it wasn't even reviewed by Amazon's own editors before the episodes were released. I guess a billion-plus dollars buys some world-class blinders.
So Melian The Maia failed in training the Lady Galadriel, but all it took for Galadriel's wisdom and knowledge on lore is her falling off a cliff. This show is dumb. Galadriel is my joinf favourite character with Thorin Oakenshield, and it's incredibly sad to see her reduced to this.
I swear, they going to copy a scene from Harry Potter, when Professor stops him from falling off the broomstick. I swear they going to make a scene, and Sauron is going to move his hand and she is going to have a soft landing and then they going to tell that it's part of his master plan to seduce a ring owner smt like this.
Is this really how they made her the character that she eventually becomes in the movies? I refuse to watch the show and I haven’t been keeping up with videos about it. This is kind of comical if that’s what they did. It’s crazy to me that they let this fanfiction burn millions of dollars.
Where did she get the dress? How is it she's changed? Because she died and got better and returned to finish her mission, needed to be dressed as Galadriel the White. There are people who should be ended because of this show. Their careers, sure, that's what I meant.
Sauron is actually a vampire; he can't take the ring without her permission. Or is that entering a house? This game is such an utter pile of flaming garbage. There is nothing Tolkien about this dumpster fire, it's just a skin suit.
So being sane, rational, and pleasant are essentially a form of brain damage for Galadriel 🤔
Hey, she faced down a pyroclastic flow. Falling off a cliff means nothing to Guyladriel. You go, girl!
*Googles pyroclastic flow*
average speeds of 100 km/h (30 m/s; 60 mph) to 700 km/h (190 m/s; 430 mph)
temperatures of about 1,000 °C (1,800 °F)
So 57% the speed of sound and hotter than a house fire (760 °C/1,400 °F)
Excuse Me ? GIRL? PLEASE SIR ITS COMMANDER GUYLAIDRIEL
Galadriel: falls off a cliff and lives. Elven smith girl: falls off a battlement and is horribly maimed. Plot armour saves Galadriel.
dont forget Arondir Don Lemonlass, ep 7 got brutally stabbed by Adar on the torso, so he sould have bled to death, ep 8 lo and behold, he's magically healed, no wounds mark on him not even on his armor, he is pretty much unscathed lol, Blessing of Plot armor seems to favor him as well.
Season 3 - Galadriel wakes up in her bed surrounded by her friends and says "What a strange dream I've had..."
I could watch that show.
Galadriel should have been a pile of goo falling from that height. Well, Sauron was a pile of goo for awhile, why not just do the same for Galadriel. Have Galadriel in season three just flopping around as a sentient pile of goo following the other Elves around. Just feed her rats and bugs, maybe later a human, and she's back into proper form.
Watch out, they'll read this and send you an offer to join their writing team.
@@uvicjames lol I just might take it. I'm no writer, I'm bad with words. So I'd probably be on their same level and fit in perfectly.
The only significant injury she had.... was to her heart 🤣
Just silly.
Galadriel was supposed to go through Moria and found Lothlorien by now, with her husband Celeborn. I think we can say that Amazon has killed Lord of the Rings and animated an undead zombie in its place, with none of the wonder, beauty, or life that Tolkien gave the original.
Actually Galadriel and Celeborn never founded Lothlorien.
Lothlorien already existed for quite some time, all the way back to the First Age.
For a long time they had no lord until after the First Age a Noldor elf by the name Amdir would rule them.
During the Sack of Eregion he send his son Amroth with an army to aid Celebrimbor.
They travel through Khazad Dum and linked up with an army of dwarves Durin III had gathered to also help Celebrimbor.
They arrived too late to save the city, since Sauron had marched his army far faster then everyone had anticipated.
They did save Elrond (he was send by Gil Galad with an army to reinforce Eregion but also arrived too late) who was evacuating survivors but was being chased by a vast army of orcs.
The intervention of Amroth, his army and the dwarves saved Elrond and the survivors of Eregion, who would escape and found Rivendel.
Amdir would later die during the War of the Last Alliance.
The lordship of Lothlorien fell on Amroth but he had been heavily affected by the war and left Lothlorien to go to Valinor with his wife Nimrodel.
Galadriel and Celeborn would then take leadership and during the later part of the Third Age founded Caras Galadhon because of the growing threat from Dol Guldur.
Edit more details I remembered.
Before the Sack of Eregion happened Galadriel and Celeborn already had their daughter Celebrian.
Galadriel and Celebrian would pass through Khazad Dum to go to Lothlorien but Celeborn wouldn't because of his enmity towards dwarves and stayed in Eregion. (His enmity towards dwarves was prejudice on his part. Another dwarf House known as the Firebeards (House of Durin is known as the Longbeards) was responsible for that enmity but he treats dwarves as if they are all the same. Which was foolish on his part since the House of Durin had nothing to do with those events and they maintained friendship with the Elves the longest out of all Houses.)
He fought during the Sack of Eregion and, when the city fell, helped Elrond with his evacuation.
He then helped found Rivendel, defended it during its first siege.
Only after Sauron was defeated by Thar- Minastir and his Numenorian armies were Galadriel and Celebrian able to travel to Rivendel and reunite their family.
They would travel Middle Earth for quite some time until the later half of the Third Age when they traveled back to Lothlorien and became the Lord and Lady of the Galadhrim.
Celebrian and Elrond would later fall in love and marry. (hence why so many people are so disgusted by that Elrond and Galadriel kiss in the show)
Extra edit: Thank you for pointing out my mistake of calling Celebrian Celebrain alexg3434
@@visitingforgefather5997 I see. I am a bit short on details as you can see. But how much better would ROP had been if they had just followed this script that already existed! One of the "showrunners" claimed that Tolkien was not a very good storyteller, but this is so much better than what they they replaced it with. I think maybe they're trying to make it bad.
@@barryf7253 The arrogance on the part of the "showrunners" really irks me.
They have so much material to work with but still have enough space to make other smaller stories where they can make their own characters.
Instead they actively seem to antagonize fans of Tolkien with their poor storytelling.
As a great fan of Tolkiens dwarves the whole Durin thing left a foul taste in my mouth.
To clarify Durin is very special among the dwarves, he was the very first dwarf to awaken in the world.
The dwarves actually believed he would reincarnate six times.
So apart from Durin I every Durin that came after was not born with the name Durin they were recognized as Durin.
The whole process is a mystery but we know that being a direct descendant of Durin, appearance and morality played a part.
That would have been interesting to explore.
Having a dwarfs entire life turned upside down by being recognized as Durin.
Imagine the pressure and expectation suddenly being trust on him, while everyone suddenly treats him differently.
Instead this mess of a show has Durin III and Durin VI around at the same time period (despite there being at least a thousand year between these two and the average lifespan of a dwarf being around 250 years) and being father and son.
I was actually in the process of editing my message since I remembered more details but I shall give them here as well.
Before the Sack of Eregion happened Galadriel and Celeborn already had their daughter Celebrian.
Galadriel and Celebrian would pass through Khazad Dum to go to Lothlorien but Celeborn wouldn't because of his enmity towards dwarves and stayed in Eregion. (His enmity towards dwarves was prejudice on his part. Another dwarf House known as the Firebeards (House of Durin is known as the Longbeards) was responsible for that enmity but he treats dwarves as if they are all the same. Which was foolish on his part since the House of Durin had nothing to do with those events and they maintained friendship with the Elves the longest out of all Houses.)
He fought during the Sack of Eregion and, when the city fell, helped Elrond with his evacuation.
He then helped found Rivendel, defended it during its first siege.
Only after Sauron was defeated by Thar- Minastir and his Numenorian armies were Galadriel and Celebrian able to travel to Rivendel and reunite their family.
They would travel Middle Earth for quite some time until the later half of the Third Age when they traveled back to Lothlorien and became the Lord and Lady of the Galadhrim.
Celebrian and Elrond would later fall in love and marry. (hence why so many people are so disgusted by that Elrond and Galadriel kiss in the show)
@@visitingforgefather5997 From what I have heard, the infamous kiss was intended to cause controversy, in order for the show to gain popularity through shock value. So it seems they are taking the low road Jerry Springer style, rather than giving us a faithful adaptation. But of course just about everyone suspects that by now. They just don't think Tolkien's stories are good enough on their own merits to generate views, which makes you wonder why they chose to adapt them in the first place. The question is: do they underestimate the fans, or disdain and disregard them? There is a smug superiority about them which makes me think it is the latter. Tolkien being a relic of the past makes him inferior from their perspective, and not woke enough for today's morally superior view of the world, again from their self-centered point of view.
@@visitingforgefather5997 Good stuff. A couple of minor corrections:
1. Both Firebeards and Broadbeams had migrated to Moria at the end of the First Age (as their ancestral homes of Nogrod and Belegost had been wrecked) so Celeborn's distaste for entering Moria did have some basis.
2. Its Celebrian, not Celebrain (the latter might be what cruel school mates called her in the playground). ;o)
im sure in season 3 (if it ever comes) they will show in a flashback, that an eagle stoped by to pick up Galadriel, when noone was looking and saved here from the fall. Classic LOTR style.
This 100%
And Elrond will call out “the eagles are coming!”
Besides the fact that Sauron would survive any fall that Galadriel would, he is also a shapeshifter. He can merely turn into a bird, fly down, and then get the ring from her body.
When I first took up role playing and dungeon master I was taught that the best fantasy has to have normal evey day stuff to make it the best it can be. Galadriel is supposed to be the second eldest elf in middle earth but even so elfs mature like human after 100 year fully mature.
Galadriel was a coldhearted grandiose, narcissistic asshole going through life ignoring every conceivable life lesson along the way for hundreds of years, but then she bumped her head and got all better. Life lesson: never mind the process kids - just go bump your head and that’ll iron out any insignificant wrinkles 😀👌
I think they are in the valley that will become Rivendell, meaning they have travelled a fair distance from Eregion? Which in the timeline of the show means it took her anywhere from a few minutes to a few weeks to recover.
I would not count on her personality changing all that much though. She is still singlehandedly responsible for just about everything that has gone wrong in Middle Earth in the second age. You could probably say she is even indirectly responsible for the fall of Numenor. I’m really not seeing that she has learned from her mistakes. It’s more a head injury induced change of character than anything else.
Why did Galadriel bring the ring closer to Sauron? Why risk that? To express to him an emotion of spite? Is she a teenager?
And why does she feel spiteful? Do you feel spiteful if a tornado wrecks your house? If you're attacked by a wild bear? It's ridiculous
I used to be a complete bastard but I fell orf a clift and now i yam as nice as a elf.
Oh, a young and brash Galadriel? So we're telling the First Age story of how she ran after the host of Feanor for some Middle Earth adventure?
▶️ Up next in 'Rings of Cringe': Guyladriel's return 💪
Guyladriel: "Sauron defeated me, again! I'm too weak."
Elrond: "In the name of Ilúvatar, believe in yourself. You can defeat him!" [gives her a kiss]
Guyladriel [puts Nenya on her finger]: "You are right! There is a tempest in my soul and I will never give up!"
[Rocky Balboa theme starts playing + we see her doing Elvish martial arts, boxing a punchbag with a blonde wig on it and much more]
While Celeborn is watching Guyladriel and Elrond kiss, touching himself.
@@gameoverinsertcointocontin8102 NO
At least we saw Galadriel get her butt kicked . Go Halbrand!!
They couldn't have Sauron take the ring away from her because that would have removed her agency, which is a big no-no.
Remember: sauron the shapeshifter can Take the Form of a giant bat and fly after her.... But Hey then it wouldnt BE sexy sauron
Which is so funny considering what a lot of people think about vampires ...
Brash and young , she is probably the oldest female elf named in middle earth, she is about? 40 thousand years old , in this , ( valinor years aka years of the trees are 12 times the length as years on middle earth) 500 or 600 is considered young for an elf , she's an elder,
It's the cartoon principle. You don't fall off until you realise you walked past the edge.
People don't like RoP because they take it seriously.
There are some deficiencies and weakness in my own personality I've always struggled with; maybe the cliff-jump personality insta-fix is what I need too!
I've been seeing so much of this Amazon vandalism, it's starting to cloud my memory on source. That's their goal I suppose. Wasn't Galadriel a powerful sorceress? I feel like I'm losing it. 🤪.
Everyone always says Galadriel is just like Wile E. Coyote
I really hope this show will continue!
I have utterly no interest in actually watching it myself, but it's honestly very intriguing at this point in hearing what they'll trash next :'D
This show is a joke and I'm having fun laughing at it!
No. It has to be cancelled because it's trash. Trash entertainment must not be allowed to endure.
the braintrauma from the fall is what she needed to become the real lady of light :p
GladLad walks onto the balcony, staring intensely at the distant blazing LA cityscape.
Sauron say "What are you doing here in LA?
GladLad replies "Dying...."
Sauron can turn into a vampire and a bat (per Salmarillion), he could have just flown down there and stole her "ring of amazon stupidity".
I wish Saeros was as lucky as this Galadriel to fall from a cliff and wake up as new, maybe Túrin could have had a different life 😂
Suspension of disbelief only works when the audience knows the new rules...and it's applied consistently. If person A gets killed from a stabwound, or a 30ft fall...then a 2nd person should not survive multiple stabwounds or higher falls.
If they could have thought of a way of having her on fire they would have so they could have duplicated the death of Denithor duplicate, as it was they settled for a long drop.
TROP is a triumph of lazy writing.
Considering Arondir and Galadriel both survived I was really expecting that the asian chick was gonna show back up lol
So she comes back as Galadriel the White - just like Gandalf. Basically just another memberberry
Thanks Elaine
Only thing that makes me sad is Legend of the Seeker was more faithful to the source material with 100th of the budget
....why is Galadriel dressed like a Florence + the Machine album cover at the end of the season? 😂
She died and came back as Galadriel the White?
It's a well known fact that elves don't take fall damage.
I don't know if that's just some people's wishful thinking, or if it's a "we were right" kind of righteous affirmation and wish fullfilment, but the show is not going to be cancelled now. It has pre allocated huge budgets for more seasons, it's getting enough engagement (even though it should be getting 10x that) and the controversy surrounding it is driving some traffic to it still. Our only hope is for them to get some more advisors/writers (there are rumours of that already happening) and to change course on how they do stuff in comparison to the first 2 seasons, that were writtten before any public feedback from the 1st season. Though I'm not holding my breath on that one.
Series finale? I hope so. The writers can always find work writing daytime soap operas. With the writing in this dreck, it might as well be a daytime soap.
Setting up a series finale might be the only self aware thing these show runners have done.
Give Gads a break, I wouldn't want Sauron violating my ring.
Why are all these writing foibles so obvious to us, but not to the writers of the show? I think there's an over-reliance on test screening nowadays; with so much money invested, filmmakers are terrified of "getting it wrong". However, THIS show feels like it wasn't even reviewed by Amazon's own editors before the episodes were released. I guess a billion-plus dollars buys some world-class blinders.
So Melian The Maia failed in training the Lady Galadriel, but all it took for Galadriel's wisdom and knowledge on lore is her falling off a cliff.
This show is dumb. Galadriel is my joinf favourite character with Thorin Oakenshield, and it's incredibly sad to see her reduced to this.
now we know what a billion dollar fanfic looks like = like a billion dollar fanfic, essentially 💁♀
I swear, they going to copy a scene from Harry Potter, when Professor stops him from falling off the broomstick. I swear they going to make a scene, and Sauron is going to move his hand and she is going to have a soft landing and then they going to tell that it's part of his master plan to seduce a ring owner smt like this.
Rings of Poop is stupid and absurd; Guyladriel is the worst.
I can turn my brain off to enjoy something. This is so bad and unbelievable that it just turns it back on forcefully.
Is this really how they made her the character that she eventually becomes in the movies? I refuse to watch the show and I haven’t been keeping up with videos about it. This is kind of comical if that’s what they did. It’s crazy to me that they let this fanfiction burn millions of dollars.
Real life is more absurd with a woman surviving a 33,000 feet fall from an airplane.
is it normal for elves to look like the hairdye session was somewhat like 5 weeks ago likethat moxfried bullshit name guy girl ?
"giving something voluntarily" is not an unknown concept, pretty sure i read it in books. but it is valid for middle earth?
Where did she get the dress? How is it she's changed?
Because she died and got better and returned to finish her mission, needed to be dressed as Galadriel the White.
There are people who should be ended because of this show. Their careers, sure, that's what I meant.
I'm just feeling a 5'3 115 lbs woman can can beat another 5'3 115lbs woman let alone be at any man totally unbelievable😂😂😂.
Do you know that elves weigh very litlle?
Sauron is actually a vampire; he can't take the ring without her permission. Or is that entering a house? This game is such an utter pile of flaming garbage. There is nothing Tolkien about this dumpster fire, it's just a skin suit.