Great podcast but why bag on the Hobbit?
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“I really appreciated the reviews and analysis presented in this podcast and I learned a few things that I was not fully aware of that helps link the characters from the second age to the third age. That being said, with respect to the Peter Jackson films, I can’t understand why the need to treat the Hobbit films like it was The Phantom Menace. There were some pretty cringe worth moments in LOTR too, but everyone in the LOTR fan base loves these films.
I feel like the Hobbit movie in many ways is being treated like the Hobbit book. I think most people don’t understand the purpose of the Hobbit was to tell the back story of the ring and introduce people into the LOTR in an easy to digest story.
It seems every aficionado movement has its bane. Star Wars fans hate the prequels, oenophiles can’t stand Chardonnay or Merlot, and Hipsters hate Coachella. There seems to be a huge LOTR fan base that already hates the ROP series but so guess that is to be expected.”
nico*icon*coin via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/29/22
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“Too much.”
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10/12/22
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“Good content, but a bit too much unnecessary swearing”
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09/03/22
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“Could barely make it through one episode of the podcast and almost turned it off when they stated they’re “not really fans of Lord of the Rings.” They proceeded to be over critical of the show (which is fine, the show deserves some criticism) while also displaying they know or care little about...”Read full review »
Grahamw105 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/15/22
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