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Fan Edit Of The Year (FEOTY) 2021: and the WINNERS are...! here Congratulations!
Fan Edit Of The Year (FEOTY) 2021: and the WINNERS are...!
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Just like a Poké Ball, all you need to do is throw out a PM to the editors in order to catch their fanedit-mon-sCongratulations to the winners. I want to see them all
keithbk
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I want to say a HUGE thank you to Stromboli Bones for "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Edits."
You created something truly magical for me. I loved The Lord of the Rings (Extended Edition). It represents EVERYTHING I love about Tolkien. I wanted to love the Hobbit just as much, but I never could until I finally had THIS fanedit. Now, it feels like a proper prequel.
The Lord of the Rings (Peter Jackson) never really followed the book super-closely, and I was okay with that. I was an avid reader of the books, but I also loved the Bakshi and Rankin-Bass cartoons, so I was open to "interpretations," as long as the source material was treated with respect. The Stromboli Bones fanedit finally delivered what I was hoping to see in the theater and in the Extrended Edition blu-ray sets for "The Hobbit," but never really experienced.
So, thank you for your work, and all those who laid the groundwork for this fanedit with their previous efforts.
You created something truly magical for me. I loved The Lord of the Rings (Extended Edition). It represents EVERYTHING I love about Tolkien. I wanted to love the Hobbit just as much, but I never could until I finally had THIS fanedit. Now, it feels like a proper prequel.
The Lord of the Rings (Peter Jackson) never really followed the book super-closely, and I was okay with that. I was an avid reader of the books, but I also loved the Bakshi and Rankin-Bass cartoons, so I was open to "interpretations," as long as the source material was treated with respect. The Stromboli Bones fanedit finally delivered what I was hoping to see in the theater and in the Extrended Edition blu-ray sets for "The Hobbit," but never really experienced.
So, thank you for your work, and all those who laid the groundwork for this fanedit with their previous efforts.