Races of Middle Earth

At the beginning of the story we know Middle Earth is inhabited by various races, but after Sauron's defeat those races just fade away. We know the Elves left to return to their homeland Valinor, the Dwarves retreated further into their Mountains becoming one with the earth from whence they came and Orcs were hunted to extinction. All this left Middle Earth primarily in the hand of Man, but what about the other lesser known races like the Goblins, Trolls, Ents and the Hobbits?

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u/Night_Storm5555 — 2 hours ago

Who are the Naznagol?

One of the things we will apparently be getting in the new season is the Nazgul before they were completely corrupted by Sauron's rings. After all these years we still know practically nothing about the Nazgul before they became Sauron's servants. Will this season finally shine some light on their origins. All we really know is that they were once notable men. Some of them were Numenorians and two of them were named the Witch-king of Angmar and Khamul the Easterling. How did Sauron choose them, did they start off as lord's of men, why did they take rings, was it for greed, desperation or simply curiosity and what are their names? I really hope we get all these questions answered in this upcoming season.

u/Night_Storm5555 — 15 hours ago

The Good Orc?

The trailer for RoP season 3 has finally come out and I am very interested. The most intriguing thing i saw was that the rumors of one orc supposedly working with the elves is true, but why? Why is this orc going against Sauron's might and why only him, surely there are at least several other orcs tired of being a Dark Sorcerer's cannon fodder. How will he convince Galadriel and the Elves to accept him when every other orc in Middle Earth has done horrible things and lead to people wanting to just kill them?

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u/Night_Storm5555 — 15 hours ago

The Empire's Finest

Throughout the entire franchise we've seen the Galactic Empire/Imperial Remnant/First Order deploy numerous variations of their iconic stormtroopers, but out of all of them which variation was the deadliest and most effective soldiers? From what I've seen and know I myself believe the best could be either the Imperial Super Commandos (actual Mandalorians loyal to the empire), Purge troopers (Trained to fight jedi), Death troopers (cybernetically enchanced), The Emperor's Royal guards (including the Praetorian Guards) or The most ruthless Clone troopers (specifically the Clone commandos and Clone assassins). Which troopers do you think are the best the Empire has?

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u/Night_Storm5555 — 16 hours ago

The Empire's Finest

Throughout the entire franchise we've seen the Galactic Empire/Imperial Remnant/First Order deploy numerous variations of their iconic stormtroopers, but out of all of them which variation was the deadliest and most effective soldiers? From what I've seen and know I myself believe the best could be either the Imperial Super Commandos (actual Mandalorians loyal to the empire), Purge troopers (Trained to fight jedi), Death troopers (cybernetically enchanced), The Emperor's Royal guards (including the Praetorian Guards) or The most ruthless Clone troopers (specifically the Clone commandos and Clone assassins). Which troopers do you think are the best the Empire has?

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u/Night_Storm5555 — 16 hours ago

Blumhouse is good at making thrilling films, but they can always do better. I'm sure millions of people have their own ideas for a project they could do, but I think mine is a good one and I really need to tell someone.

The basic idea is a new "Town that dreaded s

Sundown" movie. The 2014 version is one of my favorites and there is still more to be done with this title. Like the previous ones it would take place in Texarkana with a new phantom killer terrorizing the town. The twist would be the killer would be revealed to be one of the main characters, the final girl's best friend who is doing this to punish the town for looking down on them and calling them weird and freaky because they like scary things. He is so angry that he even kills his own mother.

His weapons would be a machete, Tazer, a variety of guns with silencers and even a T.R.A.P (Telepresent Rapid Aiming Platform).

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u/Night_Storm5555 — 3 months ago
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All of Jigsaw's so called games were terrible, but some were worst than others. The ones were you have cut off your own body parts to win or the ones like the body rack where you lie helpless waiting for someone else to save you. In all the movies I'd say the least terrible game would be the first one in Saw X where that sticky fingered custodian had to break his fingers to win. I know it was only a fantasy of Jigsaw's but still a few broken fingered is a small price to pay considering they'll eventually heal. What do you think is least terrible game?

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u/Night_Storm5555 — 3 months ago