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 Member 27 Level 61.14 Mar 2006 
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Another director couldn't do what Jackson did. Jackson was a rabid LotR fanatic before he touched the movies. And now, especially considering this prequel will deal with a lot of material from the Silmarillion, you need a historian's approach to do it properly. The Hobbit could be done by a monkey. Take from the page. But the Silmarillion is dense material and requires a very delicate, academic touch. They better not fuck up the directorial process by hiring some jag off.
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Member 27 Level 61.14 Mar 2006
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I agree with Ayos, here. I can't see another director in Hollyweird having the same sort of love for the project that Jackson did. Of course, that being said, if we got someone with a more literal translation approach... I wouldn't be too upset.
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Member 27 Level 61.14 Mar 2006
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Peter Jackson: I want the opportunity to make more money off these films.
New Line: No, get the fuck out of my office. Peter Jackson: Fine, but I'm taking WETA with me. You can't be friends anymore. New Line: Fine, we never liked you or WETA anyway. We have funner director/design team friends to hang out with. That with millions of dollars on the line. This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. John Mayer just asked me, personally, through an assistant, to sing backup on his new CD. |
No. Hard Pass.