I agree with you that the Legendarium is worthy of respect and that it's even sacred to a degree. I also found the Hobbit movies disappointing. That said: > Am

I agree with you that the Legendarium is worthy of respect and that it's even sacred to a degree. I also found the Hobbit movies disappointing. That said: > Amazon's upcoming show does away with the Elvish languages This is not accurate. > In the first of five planned seasons for The Rings of Power, the show makes heavy use of Elvish, Dwarvish, and Orcish, in addition to English flavored with British and Irish palettes. https://www.inverse.com/entertainment/amazon-lord-of-the-rings-rings-of-power-dialect-coach-leith-mcpherson https://www.inverse.com/entertainment/amazon-lord-of-the-rin... The show has a dialect coach: https://wegotthiscovered.com/movies/the-rings-of-power-dialect-coach-explains-the-difference-between-elvish-and-orcish-languages/ https://wegotthiscovered.com/movies/the-rings-of-power-diale... > the established appearance of the universe. Is this about the brown-skinned male Elf and the brown-skinned and beardless female Dwarf? This horse has been beaten to death and back on YouTube and Reddit, and the consensus is that it's fine and faithful to the texts.