>Finish watching the LOTR trilogy
>Returning back to real life is a torturous let down
You know that feel.
Watched all Directors cut of them. That's like 12 hours of movie. It was good I guess.
>>85590443
Oh yeah!
Did all three at once (toilet break in between 1 and 2, lunch/dinner break in between 2 and three). IT was a fuckin endeavor but an achievement I can say I have.
>>85588503
Just imagine that we're all slaves in the pits of Mordor.
>>85588503
>How do you pick up the threads of an old life? How do you go on... when in your heart you begin to understand... there is no going back?
Just spent the week watching the extended trilogy, 2 hours a day, to make it last.
Okay guys, memes aside, what was really the tax policy in Middle Earth?
>>85592108
>man flesh in the pits of mordor
just got done rewatching FOTR
>those boromir feels
>>85588503
LAY DOWN
YOUR SWEET AND WEARY HEAD
NIGHT IS FALLING
YOUVE COME TO JOURNEY'S END
SLEEP NOW
>>85593094
I am no man ;^)
>It's a 'samwise the powerful' episode
>>85593294
>One day, our paths will lead us there. And the tower guard shall take up the call: "The Lords of Gondor have returned."
>>85593417
Was Marty Feldman in a LotR movie?
>>85593208
>frodo explains wormholes
>folds a piece of paper and sticks a pencil through it
>>85591372
I was sick in bed for a week, so I decided to watch Lord of the Rings every day for the whole week. So I watched the whole trilogy twice in 6 days, and then on Sunday I figured I'll commemorate this achievement by watching all three films in the same day.
That was 11 years ago. But now I'm feeling I want to see it again.
>>85592108
just imagine we all pusyslaves in the pits of galadriel
Watch the Appendices. Almost as much of an emotional journey as the films themselves.
>>85588503
Returning to your real life in which you probably don't have to live with a medieval level of technology is a letdown?
You still have this to look forward to :3
Put on the BBC radio drama.
>>85593996
there are two now m8
>>85593988
Simple life with a sense of purpose > blessed life with no meaning
>>85593988
Tell me a technology that's more comfy than sitting around a fire.
>>85594326
Sitting around a campfire listening to spooky stories on your Phone, And a nice cold beer would also be a nice touch.
>>85594196
There's nothing stopping you from living a life that has meaning nowadays. You can go help old ladies cross the street and stuff. Try to make the world better.
>>85594326
Sitting in my cozy bed. Sitting around a fire is great if you do it voluntarily, it probably kind of sucks if you have to spend your whole life like that.
>>85594326
Medication saving you from dying of an intestinal infection at 20.
>>85588503
>returning back to normal life is a tortuous let down
You have no idea, mortal...
https://vimeo.com/128214214
>>85588503
Clerks II did such a good job explaining this shit movie series.
The rest of the movie was shit, but that scene alone was better than LOTR
>>85594196
>good ole days
>wake up next to your arranged marriage wife who you hate bit still gotta stick with cause fear of god and the holy marriage, beat the shit out of the her and she feels the same about you
>2 kids have a fever and prob die in the next week cause they didnt wash their hands
>tax collector knocks on your door and takes 1/3 of your grain and cattle for the king
>later robbers come and take the rest of your goods while wife has sex with one of them
>catch some godawful sex disease and cant get dick up ever again since doctors dont know shit other than sticking leeches onto it in the hopes they suck out the "bad blood"
>its already october and nothing grows anymore
>winter comes and youre pretty much fucked since theres no food left, have to eat your only real friend left in the house, your pet dog Skippy
>local corrupt sheriff looking for the robbers barges in and eats the meat in the name of the law and king, later is paid by the robbers to give up the search
>decide to some desperate woodwork in the shed
>step on rusty nail
>finally die
>>85594703
>fucking A
>>85593782
Why, holy fuck
>>85591372
you should tell girls that when you meet them
>>85594803
t. enlightenment propagandist
>>85588503
As a New Zealander involved in the production. NO ONE CARES, JESUS FUCKING CHRIST!!!!!
>>85593671
Kek.
remember when life was pleasure and not misery
>>85596348
>tfw arwen will never be your girlfriend
Fuckng sucks it felt awful when this dawned on me
>>85594803
This is bait but i'll bite.
Peasants didn't have arranged marriages. In fact the overwhelming majority of peasants basically "married" a close neighbor or another villager out of necessity, and there was no actual legal marriage papers or any silly shit like that. The Church could care less about peasant marriages. And a peasant could beat or potentially kill their wife if she stepped out of line because Women's legal status in the middle ages was one step above "property" really.
Mortality was relatively low for peasants after infancy, in fact it was much lower than that of nobles because peasants didn't really travel or fight in great battles or get put in an army with a bunch of other dudes from all the far corners of the empire. Infant mortality was high as fuck, but you could expect to live a reasonable 50-60 years or so if you made it past childhood. That was the real reason peasants shat out kids like crazy, you needed to maximize your chances that at least one would survive to adulthood.
Robbers and thieves could only really exist in the wilderness where no Lord or Knight had holdings, because said Lords and Knights would cave their shit in for fucking with their peasants. Peasants (and their produce) were the most valuable investment a noble had, so they were protected as fuck unless they left that noble's land.
Peasants in the middle ages actually lived pretty comfy lives compared to some ages. You basically worked like a fucking slave in Spring and Fall, partied and did whatever in Summer, and fucked like rabbits in Winter. Sicknesses were generally only problem if an epidemic spread, which wasn't really that common, and law was generally strictly enforced in civilized areas.
People in the Ancient era and the Renaissance had it far, far worse overall.
>>85596248
Its still true
At least real life has much better cgi...
>>85596777
It was clearly a jokepost and you took it for face value
Life still sucked compared to modern times
>>85588503
>Watching
Tell me /tv/ why do you call this hack of an adaptation kino?
Watched fellowship extended last weekend.
Will probably watch Two towers today.
How can films I have seen so many times still capture me so much?
>>85597500
>oh wow you absolutely BTFOd my propaganda but I guess it's still true because it's 2017 lol
>>85588503
the actor commentary is pretty good for some lulz.