>invincible ghost army that makes the rohirram's sacrifice meaning
bravo hackson
Invincible ghost army that makes the rohirram's sacrifice meaning
Christopher Jenkins
Jason Morgan
Good morning, sir.
Andrew Richardson
this is why RotK is by far the worst one
Jordan Turner
i saw this nigga in that one movie with the ummm ah shit what was them shits... oh fuck. anyway this nigga pretty cool i guess, i aint really watch the movie like that so ummm i dunno bout that
Jaxon Stewart
>th-thats not a deus ex machina because - because - its just not ok
Landon Ortiz
>Listen that was good start at Minas Tirith but the jobs not done yet. Destroy the garrison at Mordor and we're even.
Parker Peterson
>you fleed from a war, and you are fighting a whole war, recover your honor and dignity!
Gabriel Anderson
>Tis reasonable. We are a blood thirsty horde that enjoys taking life so we will follow you to Mordor o'king of Gondor.
Adam Richardson
Fuck you Bhenchod.
Christian Morales
Wait, it's been years but weren't they in the book? pretty sure they were
The only big change I remember is that they removed Elladan and Elrohir and a bunch of human rangers in Helm's deep for elves of Lorien
Gabriel Fisher
Rape you next week, bloody basterd bitch
Leo Jones
>Well that was easy, who would have thought ghosts were this reasonable
Chase Bell
fuck you bloody maderchod! bloody bastard bitch chutiya i suck your mom bode, bun marra
Easton Allen
>Wait, it's been years but weren't they in the book? pretty sure they were
They just spooked a bunch of sailors so Aragon and the rangers could commandeer ships, they weren't an invincible ghost army who actually went to war with them.
Liam Rivera
They couldn't actually harm living people. They were just 2spooky for the Corsairs. In the books Aragorn had his own small army of rangers from the north and Elrond's sons were with him too.
Jordan Scott
>they removed Elladan and Elrohir
Don't remind me, I wanted to see them RULES OF NATURE'ing orcs, wargs and easterlings left and right like crazy
Levi James
>Ghosts they be but if the choice is between endless suffering and the sweet release of oblivion then all will see reason.
Thomas Reyes
he gathers all the bannermen of gondor and bring them to reinforce. ghosts scare corsairs and let themg et the ships/stop them from reinforcing and pincering gondor. humans fight orcs and the strength of men usher in the age of man.
a similar failing is in the two towers. men fight a desparate last battle at helms deep. there are no reinforcements. no elves coming in to upstage man. their age is finished. its about the passing of the torch to man and if they have the courage and strength left to persevere in the face of relentless evil. they last the night and see the light of dawn through the strength of men, not some fucking pussy elves flipping bows and shit. it completely neuters the struggle and desparate situation and undermines men.
Christopher Cox
>not one but three elves going full CUHRAYZEE dual wield action
That would've been a bit much.
Angel Martin
In the novel...
>theoden gathers his men and rides to the westfold to aid in the defense against Saruman's forces
>they're overwhelmed and forced to fall back to the nearest fortress, Helm's Deep
>there, the peasant folk of the Westfold have taken refuge
>during the siege, Gandalf gathers the routed Rohirrim under Erkenbrand and leads them to Helm's Deep to break the siege
In Hackson's flick...
>Theoden leaves Edoras because..... HE JUST DOES OKAY????
>leads the entirety of his people hundreds of miles West TOWARDS Isengard
>they all get trapped in a crevasse in the mountains
>Gandalf goes and finds Eomer and his horseman who have just been wandering doing nothing for no reason (???)
B R A V O
H A C K S O N
Eli Stewart
This was the funniest plot hole I realized when I was a kid also. Why don't the ghost army just beat Sauron's army themselves?
Jason Cox
Meaning what?