Of course, were all gonna see it anyway, but I saw some cool stuff on an MTV look at the making of the film. Very cool. reminds me of old manuscripts, seemed to have a little kali/arnis influence, but could just be a parallel.
Hobbit-Fu is deadly. Elf-Fu is more like dancing and therefor not practical when you have to fight Orcs in Mordor. Dwarf-Fu has its good points, but it’s too easy to have your beard pulled by Cave Trolls.
Our gaming group is also going to see this movie next weekend as a group activity. Should be fun.
C’mon Budokan… Bombadil style is useless when being assaulted by multiple willow trees!!!
And Hobbit Fu is well known for it’s strong hairy foot techniques, but it’s range is too short. (LOL… Short!!! I’m cracking myself up here!!!)
All will fall before my Lonely Mountain Palm. I am a closed door disciple and track my lineage directly back to Thorin (son of Thrain, son of Thror, who was chief dwarven blacksmith at the Shaolin Temple.)
The Best art by all is Istari-jutsu or as it is more commonly called wizard-fu. Long range fireballs + awesome bo and sword work. [i]What other art has a resurrection technique. [/i]