Hi, Lezlie.

--- lezlielioness{at}bytewright.com wrote:

> OK -- Who has ventured forth inth the theatre and viewed "The Two
> Towers"?  

Yeah, wazzup?

> Is the
> good prfofessor A) rollin' in his grave? (at what velocity?) B.
> Sleeping
> peacefully still? C)  Viewing this with some chagrin from the
> afterlife?  D)
> Smiling in approval? 
> E. Other?

Probaly E: Now why didn't I think of that?

> Shall I go now or wait a bit?  

You mean you haven't already?  Go, child!  GO!

Depending on the degree of purist you are your reaction will be 
anywhere from discomfiture but acceptance of the artistic license to
outright "Freak!"  Being a mild-mannered purist I was annoyed but
understanding, although I do have some questions about the license
they took with the Aragorn/Erewehn story line.  The rest of the show
is well worth the three hours of life time and then some.

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