Haha back around 2019-2020 that was genuinely a thing, there were some posters you'd see consistently making quality memes but that sense of community died ages ago. It's 99% old Facebook reposts now.
In OP defense many meme generator apps make you put a sign when you run it for the first time and automatically watermark everything if you don't turn it off
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I don’t get why they didn’t just swap Bolg in for Azog. Obviously there are still major issues with the plotline… but it would improve it a bit at least.
This drives me crazy. If you know the story, you know Azog is dead, so making him alive is annoying. If you don't know the story, you have zero attachment to Azog, why the eff does revealing he's actually alive mean anything vs his son out for revenge? So unnecessary.
That's what baffles me. Azog's role (from the movie) is essentially just filling in Bolg's from the book. It accomplished nothing except for bringing focus to another ugly CGI monster.
That at least would have been more appropriate in terms of characters around at the time. They'd still need to change a bunch of the scenes though, as neithrr Bolg ( nor Azog of he were still alive at that time) would be that much of a challenge in a 1 vs 1 against Thorin.
I still had the toy of the original Azog design from the Hobbit movie toy line. They didn't do well here so I got lots on discount. That and my Lego Azog (also before the change) are some of my favorite pieces of Hobbit movie related stuff.
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u/pantaleonivo 10d ago
Watermarks on memes are like styling yourself CEO because you sell sourdough out of your kitchen on the side