The Lord of the Rings

Animosity · May 11, 2022

Rajaah said:
Finished the video. IMO, he actually sounds really apprehensive about it and hedges his words a lot. Like he doesn't want to sound negative about it, but he's also uncertain about what he saw. It seemed like the Q&A with the showrunners was the main thing he was positive about rather than the show itself. Kept mentioning "they're working really hard so let's give them the benefit of the doubt" type stuff.

I'd like it if this show ends up being half as good as the movies, myself, regardless of Kangz or whatever. Could always use more Middle-Earth.

So Amazon just rolled out the red carpet for this guy to try and get some good publicity out there. Im still not expecting much.

Im not much of a Youtuber but damn this guy has almost 600k subscribers and all he talks about is LOTR, well done.

Chris · May 11, 2022

Rajaah said:
Finished the video. IMO, he actually sounds really apprehensive about it and hedges his words a lot. Like he doesn't want to sound negative about it, but he's also uncertain about what he saw. It seemed like the Q&A with the showrunners was the main thing he was positive about rather than the show itself. Kept mentioning "they're working really hard so let's give them the benefit of the doubt" type stuff.

I'd like it if this show ends up being half as good as the movies, myself, regardless of Kangz or whatever. Could always use more Middle-Earth.

Nobody in his position is going to say that the kangs are a problem.

Big Phoenix · May 12, 2022

Kharzette said:
They gathered up some youtubers to show them some footage and such. The nerd of the rings guy was there:

Sounds slightly more hopeful

People invited to such events do not say bad things about the event.

Absolutely nothing we've seen so far has given any indication this will be good.

Chukzombi · May 12, 2022

Rajaah said:
Finished the video. IMO, he actually sounds really apprehensive about it and hedges his words a lot. Like he doesn't want to sound negative about it, but he's also uncertain about what he saw. It seemed like the Q&A with the showrunners was the main thing he was positive about rather than the show itself. Kept mentioning "they're working really hard so let's give them the benefit of the doubt" type stuff.

I'd like it if this show ends up being half as good as the movies, myself, regardless of Kangz or whatever. Could always use more Middle-Earth.

thats their only goal. they just need you to watch the first few episodes and then you can nope out. they dont give a flying fuck if you liked what you saw. its already got a greenlit season 3 so what you think doesnt matter. just watch.