what is the most cinamatic scenes in the CRONICALS??????????
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what is the most cinamatic scenes in the CRONICALS??????????
I was reading the subjest about the gross and sad scenes in the chronicals. It made me think-- whAT WERE THE MOST CINAMATIC, almost movie-like parts in the chronicals? THINK, what do you think???
I remember the one that sticks with me-- when salty sacrifices himself and saves TC from the lava. That part was like a movie camera right above the lava, watching salty melt in the heat,sinking. Throwing TC to dry land, sacrificinghimself. (the come-back of salty was a bonus)
but is this a boring topic? if so, tell me, okay
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I remember the one that sticks with me-- when salty sacrifices himself and saves TC from the lava. That part was like a movie camera right above the lava, watching salty melt in the heat,sinking. Throwing TC to dry land, sacrificinghimself. (the come-back of salty was a bonus)
but is this a boring topic? if so, tell me, okay
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The most Cinematic (as well as most despairing) sequence of the series imho is in The illearth War (which you all apparently hate for some reason that escapes me. )
Chapters -> Tull's Tale to Doom's Retreat have it all. The Doom Of the Giants, The Sacrifice of Veremont and Thomin and the moment when Hile Troy finally sees the vast host of Fleshharrower.
That last one would have to be THE scene if you chose one.
Of course I can cheat and say a flashback to the events of the Ritual Of Descreation. Treacher's Gorge onwards. That would make an epic in itself.
Chapters -> Tull's Tale to Doom's Retreat have it all. The Doom Of the Giants, The Sacrifice of Veremont and Thomin and the moment when Hile Troy finally sees the vast host of Fleshharrower.
That last one would have to be THE scene if you chose one.
Of course I can cheat and say a flashback to the events of the Ritual Of Descreation. Treacher's Gorge onwards. That would make an epic in itself.
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Oh yesssssss!!!!! :) That would be a stunning scene!MokshaTuriyaSamadhi Raver wrote: Lord Mhoram's Victory.
But what about:
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... when, at the very end, Covenant gives the ring over to Lord Foul, and it seems as if Foul is about to break the Arch of Time. We see Foul swell and grow with power, his might becomes palpable, his eyes gleam with fire as he gathers the might of the wild magic around him and finally releases it at the Arch of Time ... and Covenant's shade simply gets in the way!
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I'm sure we've done this topic before?? Maybe that was just in my mind.
There's a bit in TPTP where Salty and T.C are trying to get past a guard outside Fouls Creche, T.C strolls up trying to look nonchalant, whistling and distracting the guard while Salty runs up a clobbers him. I just love that scene, and wouldn't it be fab in a movie?
There's a bit in TPTP where Salty and T.C are trying to get past a guard outside Fouls Creche, T.C strolls up trying to look nonchalant, whistling and distracting the guard while Salty runs up a clobbers him. I just love that scene, and wouldn't it be fab in a movie?
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the dance of the Wraiths of Andelain would be great to watch on the big screen. behind that i'd go with the fight with Kenaustin, the fire lions' charge down mt threndor, and TC's escape from the Clave and raising of the Krill.
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Any of the battles would probably be wonderful to watch, especially with the Bloodguard and that crazy blue Lord's fire flashing around. That bit in the Illearth war when Callindrill goes down and Mhoram is thumping on his chest while the urviles are breaking down the barrier thing and the Bloodguard all turn around en masse to go back would be pretty exciting, and Lord Mhoram's Victory, and Nom, and, shoot, there's just too many!
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...proudly presented in Smell-o-Vision (there has been such a thing, I'm not making it up).
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Definately this: In TIW, after Mhoram has talked to TC (when TC has returned from his meeting with the Unfettered One), and this panickstricken soldier calls to Mhoram: "The Gray Slayer marches!" I can just see Mhoram straightening his shoulders, taking his staff and marching determined to the Council Chamber, all the while some dramatic and powerful piece of music is playing..
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What about T.C running from one end of the Land to the other all fired up on Waynhim juice, with Vain jogging casually along side him.
Or the bit under the Sandhold just before T.C first calls NOM, 'Stone and Sea Honninscrave bravely done' (where they thought that the bad guy was dead)
Or the bit under the Sandhold just before T.C first calls NOM, 'Stone and Sea Honninscrave bravely done' (where they thought that the bad guy was dead)
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Most of the action scenes would be stunning, I think the trip to Mount Thunder in LFB, and the moment when Bannor appears by Covenants side in Mount Thunder
, but the hard part would be translating the emotion to the screen. How about a Manga style movie with narration and computer graphic characters, like Final Fantasy/Toy Story. It would be a fraction of the cost of a live action picture, and SRD could make the characters exactly how HE imagined them?Covenant climbed to his feet, wiped the sweat from his eyes, and found Bannor standing beside him. The Bloodguard's robe hung tattered from his shoulders, and a large bruise on his brow closed one eye. But his hands were poised, alert. He carried himself on the balls of his feet, ready to leap in any direction. His flat eyes held a dull gleam of battle.
Covenant felt such a surge of relief that he wanted to hug Bannor. After his long, lightless ordeal, he felt suddenly rescued, almost redeemed. But his gruff voice belied his emotion. "What the hell took you so long?"
What?
Without warning, her words hit him in the face like ice water.
Without warning, her words hit him in the face like ice water.