Loz (lozenger8) wrote,
Loz
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Bwahahah...

So. I'm watching this film, and it's got up to the tense part where all these characters are in a room just not knowing what to say, and there's a great round tracking shot of them being silent (ETA - or humming to the air conditioner), when suddenly it cuts to a shot of a cow. Just out of nowhere, cuts to a shot of a cow.

It's brilliant.

ETA: And then there were more shots of cows.

More on it now.

Lord of the Rings - The Low Budget Version - FotR & TTT

Very funny. I liked the pop culture references, and the spoofs of the films they're an homage too. Also, The Graduate, hahaha. I liked the editing and shot composition - ;) - and definitely the soundtrack. Much craziness, and there were some jokes I did not get. The Uruk-Hai were awesome.

I'm looking forward to RotK, but I just got kicked out of the room.
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