mateqert.blogg.se

Frodo's Quest: Approximately 66 minutes in total out of 235 minute film (this number includes the credits). So all numbers are approximated obvioyusly, I did this for ease of analysis.įirst, let's look at the statistics and see what discussion we can make out of them.ġ. If a segment was above 30 seconds I rounded up, if it was below I rounded down:Įxample 1:31= 2 minutes 1:45= 2 minutes 1:20= 1 minute. This would be why the total amount of time doesn't equal the total from the film, and the total time i included, includes the credits, which are longer in the extended blu ray version.Īlso, let me make clear I rounded up minutes and rounded down. I just omitted the time altogether and it was about a 5-6 minute scene added in the extended version. In addition, I didn't count Faramir's flashback with his brother Boromir where Denothor tells him he is needed to discuss The Ring in Rivendell. But Arwen/Elrond only happened once or twice and for a few moments, so I left it be. Her scenes/flashbacks with Aragorn I counted with his story. There were a few things I did omit from my analysis, for example: I didn't time the scenes with Arwen/Elrond only. I included a fourth just because I felt it was important to know the amount of time spent only on the main antagonist for this film which was mainly Saruman. I used the Extended Version of the film for this. There were Three main stories that were happening and focused on in the film.

Return of the King does this too, and maybe in the future I'll decide to sit down and do the same thing with that.įirst things first: I decided to divide the film and time each section story. Two Towers has separate stories happening seemingly simultaneously. I chose to do Two Towers for a few reasons: Fellowship was basically everyone together for the whole film. I googled to see if anywhere else had analysis on this but couldn't find anything with specific statistics. I wanted to do that to see what kinds of things it may reveal. I've watched the extended versions countless times but have never really watched it while timing each story.

One of my favorite films is the entire Lord of the Rings trilogy.

TL DR: Editing/Pacing Statistics of each main story in The Two Towers: Visual Representation of results