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This humorous piece recounts a first-time viewer's experience watching The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. The author humorously critiques the film's excessive length, slow pace, and constant battles, poking fun at the hobbits' seemingly endless gazing at the ground and their seemingly never-ending journey. The reviewer expresses a desire for simpler entertainment after this epic and drawn-out experience, leaving the reader pondering the absurdity of the film's length and perhaps questioning their own movie choices. Comparable works include This piece has a similar comedic tone and satirical style to the works of Douglas Adams, known for his humorous sci-fi and fantastical elements.

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