The Lord of the Rings

"Long live fragrant soap and fluffy towels!"

- I certainly love the Goblin translation, but we're not discussing it right now, and there's nothing like that in the movie. About Arwen - I already wrote that the apps contain a description of their romantic relationship. She appears briefly in the book, but if you read it with the apps, you can highlight this storyline. Thus, Arwen's appearance is quite justified. Galadriel - yes, that's a clear miss. Agent Smith - this is a problem with the role, not the actor. The fact that Bezrukov is perceived only as Sasha Bely is also not normal. Aragorn - that's your IMHO. The actor quite successfully conveyed the transformation of the Ranger into King Elessar. Van Helsing is just a one-dimensional hero who doesn't change throughout the film (and he doesn't need to). Gandalf with the gaze of an idiot - where?

I didn't notice. Although there were creative ideas: if it's a Balrog, then it should be big and horned.

Funny. So what if he looks like Diablo? And the Nazgûl? And Saruman? And the architecture of Rivendell and the Grey Havens? And the bagpipes in the Rohan soundtrack? And that's considering I watched this movie a long time ago and am now remembering some moments. The Master and Margarita - well, I'd give it a 4-4+. The Master - I agree, Pontius Pilate - I really liked him.