>Yeah, I liked that part. They actually managed to make the /r/s taps or trills in
>most places! >Hearing pure vowels without Anglophone reduction was a twist
>that I don't remember in many >scifi/fantasy movies.
Yep.. I don't know a lot about Tolkien's languages or anything but when they were
speaking them on-screen, it sounded like a real foriegn language. ;)
>Apart from the fact that Isildur isn't a place name, yes, I was very pleasantly
>surprised by that as >well. =)
Yeah, yeah... I forgot, ok? Too many names to remember. ;)
>Gotta love the way the non-humans all had their own accent of Common Speech...
>gurgling R's >for the Dwarves, clear and deliberate speech for Elves, those
>fun hobbit accents... "Isildur" >pronounced by Elrond or Aragorn sounded
>especially cool.
>
>-- Christian Thalmann
Yeah... that was neat. :)
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