Message from @Fred X - NJ

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2019-01-31 17:26:34 UTC  

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2019-01-31 17:26:43 UTC  

Yaaas

2019-01-31 17:26:53 UTC  

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2019-01-31 17:28:19 UTC  

We're thinking of doing family LOTR costumes for Halloween this year

2019-01-31 17:28:47 UTC  

Aragorn and Arwen with a baby hobbit

2019-01-31 17:29:47 UTC  

Or Mulder and Scully with a baby alien

2019-01-31 17:30:02 UTC  

Can't decide yet

2019-01-31 17:35:39 UTC  

Ayylmao

2019-01-31 17:48:20 UTC  

It depends how much oversight Christopher Tolkien has. Heā€™s relinquished a lot of the main management powers of his fathers estate, but he still has most of the creative power. Iā€™m skeptical of how willing heā€™ll be to let them do that to his fathers work, which in turn has become his lifeā€™s work

2019-01-31 17:49:17 UTC  

Chris Tolkien is 94

2019-01-31 17:49:57 UTC  

After he dies who would the creative power go to?

2019-01-31 17:50:44 UTC  

his son most likely

2019-01-31 17:53:51 UTC  

Bro creative genes are inherited my dude

2019-01-31 17:55:02 UTC  

See like in Crusader Kings 2 the genius trait is pased down so the same applies here. If its percent is 25% for each child so we should be good hopefully.

2019-01-31 17:55:35 UTC  

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2019-01-31 17:56:08 UTC  

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2019-01-31 17:57:04 UTC  

Jawa that is brilliant

2019-01-31 17:57:43 UTC  

Finally another woke brotha arrives

2019-01-31 17:57:58 UTC  

Christopher Is pretty conservative with his dads work I also hope he has instilled that deep passion for it in his children

2019-01-31 18:01:52 UTC  

ehhh. CT did (could do?) nothing to prevent the mess that was tired-Jackson's Hobbit trilogy

2019-01-31 18:07:42 UTC  

Amazon put up $250M for the rights to it. I wonder how much ā€œcreative freedomā€ theyā€™ve negotiated into that contract

2019-01-31 18:16:40 UTC  

I would guess "Most of it"

2019-01-31 18:21:35 UTC  

I would have permitted hobbit movies to be made after seeing lotr bro

2019-01-31 18:21:44 UTC  

Hindsight is 2020

2019-01-31 18:22:12 UTC  

Production was a disaster and Jackson probably kicks himself every day for it

2019-01-31 18:23:14 UTC  

2001-2003 LoTR films were the very best Hollywood could ever do, true. And we will not soon see their like again.

2019-01-31 18:23:39 UTC  

Nope we wonā€™t. Iā€™m glad we got them. Brilliant adaptations of the books.

2019-01-31 18:24:07 UTC  

I have a class with some freshmen and 9/10 have never hear of LOTR

2019-01-31 18:25:04 UTC  

Its all about Harry Potter

2019-01-31 18:25:17 UTC  

A Hayao Miyazaki "Silmarillion" could be as good. In a different way.

2019-01-31 18:26:08 UTC  

He hates the base tendencies of more popular anime, and always strives for humanity and nature in his work.

2019-01-31 18:27:12 UTC  

I watch all six movies every year around December. Got my gf to endure it with me last month for the first time. I always wondered if there would be a remake, and what it would be like. But seeing how thereā€™s no Star Wars remake, itā€™s making me think there wonā€™t be a LOTR one

2019-01-31 18:29:13 UTC  

Also, for any LOTR nerds like me, thereā€™s a way to read the whole story in chronological order, which Iā€™m about to do for the first time. Just bought the rest of the books. Check it out if youā€™d like. Iā€™ll probably post this again in the Lit server

2019-01-31 18:29:36 UTC  

I don't think it could be much improved anyway.

2019-01-31 18:29:53 UTC  

I also watch em all yearly.

2019-01-31 18:30:15 UTC  

Yeah the way books are broken up into Frodo&Sam vs the Rest is a challenge

2019-01-31 18:32:30 UTC  

Thinking about starting my yearly read early

2019-01-31 18:32:39 UTC  

Normally I do it in the fall

2019-01-31 18:34:58 UTC  

Definitely try the chronological read if thAt sounds like something youā€™d be interested in

2019-01-31 18:46:02 UTC  

I never read the books, my mom told me the timelines are crazy long though, like when they're climbing Mordor, its multiple years in the book