NawniColes's channel

@peaceLemon52 If all the other colours are recessive, then the parents could have the genes for them and still have blue tails themselves.

I haven't heard anyone say that it presents an evil ideology (which is what you appear to be defending it against), just that it was a terrible presentation of the story, with bad acting, camera work, dialogue, and one too many plot holes. Even someone who has never seen the cartoon should be abl...

Well, there's one kid who will never respect a celebrity.

@MrBruceyPoo Actually blond/e is a word that came into English from French, in which it is not unusual to add something to the end of a word (such as an e') to make it feminine. Though in English we don't usually alter adjectives to make them feminine or masculine, the word blond/e has not lost t...

@glidershower No, a god is dead when people stop believing it's a god.

How did Freeze use his powers when he still had the collar on?

Did Neji apologize after the last ougi?

@MarianaPhoenix The brooch Galadriel gave him is never called 'evenstar', but she only gave it to him because Arwen left it with her to give to him. The important thing about it in the book is that it earns him the name Elessar, meaning 'The Elfstone' which it had been foretold that he would be c...

I love Aragorn's epic door opening.

I love the look at 4:40 it's like it's only just occurred to him that they're still coming.

In the theatrical version Aragorn and Arwen get a long and semi-tragic love story spanning three movies. Eowyn and Faramir get to smile at each other for two seconds.

@Gaaraloverr1 Well, the glowing elf here is supposed to be Glorfindel, an exceptionally old and powerful Elf-lord who lived in the undying lands. For those reasons Frodo (because of his wound) saw some of how he was "on the other side", so he seemed to be glowing. But the producers replaced him w...

The whole reason she was able to kill the Witch King was because Merry's sword had been made specifically for that purpose. Ordinarily swords and other physical weapons were useless against him. Not that Merry knew any of this, or any movie goers since they skipped how he was supposed to get that...

@JabberCT The book actually does say that Merry made him able to be killed: "So passed the sword of the Barrow-downs... No other blade, not though mightier hands had wielded it, would have dealt that foe a wound so bitter, cleaving the undead flesh, [and here's the important part] breaking the sp...

@evadidio What makes you suppose it's figurative? What we call Norse mythology is what the Norse and Germanic peoples once believed to be the way the world really was. It just happened that they were wrong. For that reason any attempt to make a movie based on a strict adherence to the mythos requ...