07-11-2007, 23:38
<SMALL>Rien que de lire son CV à droite, ce Mr Drout me plait déjà, merci Tilk' ^^<br>Et en parcourant rapidement son analyse, je me retrouve dans beaucoup de ses pensées.<br>Plus particulièrement celle traitant de la réduction des univers décrits.</SMALL><p><DIV class="citeAuteur"><B>Michael Drout</B> a dit :<DIV class="citeTexte">What's particularly interesting to me is how different this aesthetic is from medieval epic (particularly Beowulf) and its direct 20th-century descendents (Tolkienian fantasy), and how the film adaptations of Beowulf and The Lord of the Rings really point out this contrast. <b>One of the things I complained about when seeing the Peter Jackson LotR films was how small they made Middle-earth</b>: and I meant that both physically (you can stand on Orthanc and see Caradhras; you can take a quick jaunt from Henneth Annun to Osgiliath and back to Cirith Ungol) and socially (everyone knows who everybody else is even before they've met).</div></div><p><b>E²</b>