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4 pointsYou have to watch it in memory of Orson Bean’s (Bilbo’s voice) recent passing.
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4 pointsI remember loving this as a kid. I’m scared to watch it as an adult.
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3 pointsOh man, I love the Rankin & Bass Hobbit. I know it's not perfect, but it really has an indelible tone that few other animated films have. It's that singular sense of antiquity that sets the story apart from the Lord of the Rings books that came later, as well as other animated and fantasy films. It was also my first exposure to Tolkien as a kid.
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3 pointsYou cannot mention the title without me thinking of
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3 pointsOne of my favorite movies growing up. I just bought it on streaming a couple weeks ago!
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3 pointsAnd you can't bring up singing Star Fleet captains without me thinking...
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2 pointsThanks a lot, I kind of want to watch The Hobbit cartoon now. Now that I've endured the whole thing, I think I'm most disappointed with the 80s song. It sounded like every other song in the musical. And earlier, what a weird choice to autotune Audra McDonald.
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2 pointsI liked it fine. The only problem I had is the “commercial time” and “back from commercial” loud music.
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2 pointsAnd you can't bring up fun educational songs without me thinking of...
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2 pointsAnd you can’t bring up Star Trek actors singing without me thinking...
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2 pointsAnd you cannot bring up The Hobbit without my mind immediately going here...
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2 pointsYou cannot sing the lines “The greatest adventure” without my brain immediately going here...
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1 pointAndrew Dice Clay starring as a rock and roll detective with Ed O'Neil, Vince Neil, Wayne Newton, Morris Day, Tone Loc, Priscilla Presley, Gilbert Gottfried, Lauren Holly, Shiela E, Robert Englund, and David Patrick Kelly. With koala bears, a soundtrack by Yello, hearse chase, and a fight/chase on the Capitol Building. God bless Renny Harlin.
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1 pointI will slightly defend the autotune one just because A) it was the only different sounding song and B ) was the only one to really match the time. That said, yes she's a great singer and it does ruin it.
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1 pointAnd you can’t bring up Star Fleet without me thinking about space...
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1 pointWould love to see this covered for so many reasons that have been mentioned already as well as Jones racing timed explosions on a motorcycle. I enjoyed this one a bit more than Dante's Peak as it was the more actiony of the pair, though that's the route I usually go with twin movie releases. Armageddon > Deep Impact Tombstone > Wyatt Earp The Prestige > The Illusionist Olympus Has Fallen > White House Down
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1 pointCredit for the look and the style, also the inspiration, but doing paintings (as stone-cold brilliant as Frazetta was) is different from crafting an actual film.
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1 pointFair enough, though I think I would give Frazetta the bulk of the credit for that movie. The roto looks OK in that trailer at least!
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1 pointOf what I've seen so far, the music seems I dunno, anemic? "Unremarkable" is fitting too. The only song that managed to get stuck in my head is Neil Diamond's Hello Again. Good luck!
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1 pointNo way — he owes them big time. Either he limps across the finish line and benefits from the lowered expectations, or more likely, realizes that a neat, satisfying ending is fundamentally at odds with the story he's been telling and retires in peace on top of a gigantic pile of money. Personally, the most authentic GOT ending is Martin unceremoniously dying of old age without providing any sort of resolution, and I genuinely hope that is his plan.
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1 pointRobert Smigel
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