PJ, as we know, messed with the spirit of the LOTR. In the Return of the King, he made gondor look like a mindless, too- weakened, too-underpopulated country with terrible warriors. No Imrahil, no Beregond, and Denethor was a madman from the beggining, and he did not care about Gondor. But the thing that he got right was threefold: The theme song was great, it portrayed Gondor as a awesome realm, but the screen told otherwise. The Armor was great! Showed us that if an orc carpet making company wants to make Gondor rugs, they look nice, and most likely in Osgiliath, were they sold the most products of those shiny, comfortable mink coats. And last,but not least the City of Gondor: Minas Tirith. Although they made the Country look like the inhabitants all lived and dwelt there, it was not true, Calembel, Dol Amroth, Pelargir, Erech, and many others in Adrast and Lebennin. Minas Tirith was like the book city exactly. wonderful, pretty Badass, and the the theme helped alot. Anything else that i may have missed that PJ got right about that awesome country?

PJ was right about the gate of Minth Tirith as well. It took the same amount of hits from Grond. He got the strength of Denathor totally wrong though. He didn't have the strength to run from the House of Stewards and through the courtyard going off the cliff, all while on fire. LoL.

ya, i will start the things that he got wrong next. Oh, what joy!

You know, I have a soft cover edition of St Thomas More's Utopia and the city looks amazingly like Gondor. But the copy is from sometime in the fifties I think. Wierd.

darling Brego glad to see your name and face  mate.  I  agree with you both, it is very disquieting for my mind and emotions,