The Song of Ice and Fire was ultimately a very good storyline. It is unfortunate that so much of it was wantonly destroyed or ignored by the Producers/Writers of Game of Thrones. I do hope that an eventual live action rendition of The Symphony of Ages remains faithful to the original series of books, though.

I don't actually Thranduil from any prior movies. So, I don't Lee Pace either. I liked the three Hobbit movies, though the story was slightly enhanced, expanded, extruded from the original work. I didn't object to the romance between an Elf and a Dwarf in that trilogy, because Peter Jackson had already established in his Lord of the Rings trilogy that Dwarves might be attracted to or at least enamored by Elves. I look forward to seeing The Hunt for Gollum either way, though I should probably see them all again first.

This should be interesting... I would have liked seeing Henry Cavill continue in the role, though the casting of Liam Hemsworth was done early enough for him to begin bulking up for the role significantly. I suppose he may have gotten tired of a diet of four boiled chickens per day in short order, though.

I like this rewrite,

"...in his endless pursuit of truth, justice, and a better tomorrow."

so much better than,

"Truth, Justice, and... all that other stuff."

from MAN of STEEL.

This was an AWESOME movie! I truly enjoyed the entire film. Wish I had seen it multiple times in the theatre. I lived in an extremely rural area and could barely reach town as a teenager to go see it. I was happy I did, though.

A good list! However, there was another movie, also loosely based on 'I AM LEGEND', called 'OMEGA MAN' (1972, I think) that you skipped. One of my personal favorites is 'A BOY AND HIS DOG' (1976, I think). I wouldn't mind, much, if Will Smith were to portray other roles played by Charlton Heston in times past. 'SOYLENT GREEN', 'THE TEN COMMANDMENTS' in addition to 'PLANET OF THE APES' and 'I AM LEGEND'.