Thatcrazygirl101

Hey guys. Way way back in later 2013, almost a year ago, I thought to myself "I should make a DA journal entry about Tauriel and what I think about her" but then I thought "Oh, maybe I should wait until the last Hobbit film comes out." And so I did, and here we are! Three spectacular films, I'm still not quite over this last one...but rather than talking about the films themselves, I'm going to narrow in on one particular character that has sparked a lot of controversy both in Tolkien nerds and casual fans alike. Tauriel, played by Evangeline Lily is not actually in Tolkien's book. She's not even mentioned in any of his. However, Peter Jack

Holy moly I haven't written anything on here since the summer, not since I was interested in Fargo. Sorry about that guys, but it's all good, I'm really really excited to talk about the new Hobbit film on here, I know not too many people read these, but I mostly do these for myself and my sanity. So let's get started with what I DID like. (There will be spoilers) Pros: - The opening scene. It was everything I could EVER wish for. I knew I was expecting a really epic, amazing scene, but I had no idea what I was in for. The thoughts of Smaug soaring above Lake-town are extremely haunting, and you are given the sense of just how hopeless thi

This is going to be really similar to my Lester Nygaard analysis, while the character of Lorne Malvo certainly shares some similarities with the twisted protagonist, he's an entirely different can of worms. I'm going to be covering personality, motivation, symbolism and demise. But first, a small introduction. Played by Billy Bob Thornton in FX's "Fargo" created by the Coen brothers. I don't consider myself to be the biggest film buff, but I've definitely seen a lot of movie villains in my day. Lorne Malvo is a unique and different kind of antagonist that leaves the audience feeling unsettled, as well as the other characters he comes into co