Forum for reenactment of Tolkien's Dunedain Rangers.
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Yep. I think we're seeing Del Torro's influence there. I'd hate to say it, but I believe Guillermo DelToro would have made a better movie than PJ. His imagination leans more towards a dark realism in contrast to a fantasy setting. Following both directors for years now Deltoro's imagery is far more stark than PJ's ever was. I'd bet his Mirkwood would have kept you up at night. Oh well, I guess we'll never know.Ringulf wrote:OMG! the wargs are WARGS! not misshapen mongoloid Hyena-beasts! Oh that makes me sooooo happy!
QFTmcapanelli wrote:Yep. I think we're seeing Del Torro's influence there. I'd hate to say it, but I believe Guillermo DelToro would have made a better movie than PJ. His imagination leans more towards a dark realism in contrast to a fantasy setting. Following both directors for years now Deltoro's imagery is far more stark than PJ's ever was. I'd bet his Mirkwood would have kept you up at night. Oh well, I guess we'll never know.Ringulf wrote:OMG! the wargs are WARGS! not misshapen mongoloid Hyena-beasts! Oh that makes me sooooo happy!
I like Deltoro's imagery; I despise his writing!mcapanelli wrote:Yep. I think we're seeing Del Torro's influence there. I'd hate to say it, but I believe Guillermo DelToro would have made a better movie than PJ. His imagination leans more towards a dark realism in contrast to a fantasy setting. Following both directors for years now Deltoro's imagery is far more stark than PJ's ever was. I'd bet his Mirkwood would have kept you up at night. Oh well, I guess we'll never know.Ringulf wrote:OMG! the wargs are WARGS! not misshapen mongoloid Hyena-beasts! Oh that makes me sooooo happy!
mcapanelli wrote: Following both directors for years now Deltoro's imagery is far more stark than PJ's ever was. I'd bet his Mirkwood would have kept you up at night. Oh well, I guess we'll never know.