You really do see these films in very much the same way I do. I've always thought 'May it Be' belongs to Frodo, and is Aragorn's way of blessing him, thinking/suspecting that they may never meet again.
And as for the reflecting/repeated shots - very much. The looks, the way Frodo saving Sam from drowning is repeated in Sam saving Frodo from the fire ... it's a very well constructed film, and far more clever than I think we realise.
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Date: 2004-01-08 12:14 am (UTC)And as for the reflecting/repeated shots - very much. The looks, the way Frodo saving Sam from drowning is repeated in Sam saving Frodo from the fire ... it's a very well constructed film, and far more clever than I think we realise.