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What I find more inexplicable is how many people actually enjoy the show. Even if one of the biggest fictional universes where not attached to it, the writing a
by mihaic 4y ago
What I find more inexplicable is how many people actually enjoy the show. Even if one of the biggest fictional universes where not attached to it, the writing and details absolutely ruin the show for me.
At times, the characters seem to give up any logical thinking, relying entirely on "feelings". Because Archimedes never existed in Middle Earth, a character believes for instance stones don't float because they don't "look towards the light". Another character believes that someone that literally fell from the sky in a fireball is important simple because "they have a feeling".
I could go on about how many scenes look like stock footage, but now I'm more curious as to how all these details don't affects how some viewers take it all in. I know each example individually seems minor, but the sum of 100 minor absurdities is a huge absurdity.
- prepend 4y agoI’ve wondered that too, but I also think that part of that $1B budget is paying for PR firms to blanket the universe with positive reviews. I haven’t met a single real human who likes it. And many who will go on for many minutes about how much they despise it.
- lotsofspots 4y agoDuring the time that scene was set there _was_ no light in the sky, all light came in sideways from the Two Trees.