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If it weren't a Tolkien adaptation, I think it would be received much better.Peter Jackson didn't seem like the most natural pick when selecting a director for one of the most expensive and expansive film series ever created. But it isn't as bad as many would have you believe. And if Jackson was influenced by at least SOME of the look of Bakshi's film, then what's the harm? If you want to be dazzled, this version of LotR probably won't rouse you. I must agree with some others who assert that some of the frame direction and scene selection is oddly similar to Peter Jackson's version of late. But mixing purely-drawn characters (hobbits) with those that are rotoscoped (orcs) just didn't look right here. Bakshi used this technique in his other works as well, particularly in Wizards, which is a better, if different, film than his version of LotR. There is something exceedingly frightening about the way they are displayed, something today's CGI characterizations seems to miss. I will say, though, that I have always liked the rotoscoping, in particular that of the orcs. Much of the animation was disjointed, and most of the backgrounds were crudely drawn and failed to create the correct atmosphere that one gets from reading the book. I'm certainly not coming to the filmmaker's defense, but in the context of the material's density, animation technology of 1978, et al., this guy really took a swing at bringing this thing to the silver screen. I won't dwell on the purists' outrage over Bakshi's liberties with story or characters.

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