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Rings of Power Reaction and Crazy Fan Theories for Jordan Peele's Nope #42

Rings of Power Reaction and Crazy Fan Theories for Jordan Peele's Nope #42

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 The Rings of Power has been the most anticipated TV show this year, the golden age of tv is here to stay as Amazon bets hugely one of the worlds best fantasy epic The Lord of The Rings, an epic that plays keeper to its Legion of Hardcore Elven tongue fans!

Watch and Listen on our initial reactions and opinions as a bunch of casual viewers with no clue exactly what a harfoot is

Back on the table released prematurely as all movies, released in America a month before and come to Australia just now, we wished we watched this sooner but watching Jordan Peele direct a masterful scifi horror was a sight to see. While there’s various comparisons to his blockbuster hit Get Out, find out how we really feel about his direction and creativity

00:00 to 00:15 Intro
00:15 to 00:55 Catching Up
00:55 to 01:29 Reasons for Watching the Rings of Power
01:29 to 02:48 Paolo’s Initial Reaction to Rings of Power without being a fan of LOTR
02:48 to 04:00 John’s Initial Reaction to Rings of Power as a casual LOTR fan
04:00 to 09:30 The Internet & Tolkien fans react to the Rings of Power; and Sophia Nomvete controversy
10:00 to 14:30 Our Favourite Rings of Power Scenes and the future of the series
14:30 to 15:30 House of Dragons vs Rings of Power
15:30 to 19:45 Nope Reactions, Lovecraftian Horror, HP Lovecraft, Psychedelic Horror
19:45 to 21:06 Keke Palmer a Charisma King
21:06 to 23:20 Nope Fan Theories!
23:20 to 37:50 What makes Jordan Peele’s Nope great as sci-fi horror?
37:50 to 38:39 Outro

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