The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy [DVD]

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The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)". Metacritic. CBS Interactive. Archived from the original on 11 November 2020 . Retrieved 11 November 2020. Warner Bros. released a box set of the trilogy's theatrical versions on Blu-ray on 6 April 2010. [130] The four-disc extended sets were released on Blu-ray in a box set on 28 June 2011, with an additional disc including the feature-length documentary. [131] [128] In 2014, Blu-ray steelbook editions of the five-disc extended editions were released. [132] [133] In 2016, a six-disc Blu-ray was released containing only the theatrical films of both The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies, as well as a 30-disc bookshelf-themed set of the extended versions of both trilogies and all the special features from previous releases. [134] The Blu-ray releases were criticized for colour-timing issues which degraded the look of the films. [135] The Fellowship of the Ring contains 30 minutes of additional footage (plus 20 minutes of Fan Club Credits). The extended editions also feature longer credit sequences listing the names of The Lord of the Rings fan-club members who contributed to the project. [128] Like the average Star Wars movie, the ‘action’ moves from place to place quite frequently, but this lot eventually find what they’re looking for, even though the dialogue always sounds like they’re talking in riddles, which does get annoying after a while.

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U.S. and Canada: "All Time Domestic Box Office". Box Office Mojo. Archived from the original on 19 June 2003. Speaking of the elves, there will be famous and not-so-famous faces in the series. Robert Aramayo ( Game of Thrones) is the legendary elf Elrond who, when the show starts, is the young – in Elven terms, anyway – Herald to elven High King Gil-galad, who is portrayed by Benjamin Walker (Jessica Jones). Charles Edwards ( The Crown) is Celebrimbor, the elven smith who creates the Rings of Power for Sauron. Although, the Dark Lord is disguised at the time, and manipulates Celebrimbor into forging them. Each extended edition features scenes which do not appear in the corresponding theatrical edition, as well as scenes which are simply expanded upon. These scenes are as follows: Terence, Antony (28 September 2022). "The best Lord of the Rings games to help you have a Middle-earth adventure". GamesRadar+ . Retrieved 27 September 2023. Isildur – who sets The Lord of the Rings' events in motion when he refused to destroy the One Ring – is part of proceedings. He's played by Maxim Baldry (Years and Years). When we first meet him, he's a Númenorian sailor and not the warrior who ends Sauron's tightening grip on Middle-earth in the Second Age. Lloyd Owen (Monarch of the Glen) is Elendil, the future High King of Gondor and Arnor. Ema Horvath (What Lies Below) plays Eärien, an original character and Elendil's daughter.In the middle chapter of this historic movie trilogy, the Fellowship is broken, but its quest to destroy the One Ring continues. Tartaglione, Nancy (14 December 2021). "National Film Registry Adds Return Of The Jedi, Fellowship Of The Ring, Strangers On A Train, Sounder, WALL-E& More". Deadline Hollywood . Retrieved 14 December 2021. Before you load it up, though, be sure to read our spoiler-free Rings of Power review. Once you've read that and streamed the series, we're sure you'll agree that it's one of the best Prime Video shows around. Then, get reading our Rings of Power season 2 guide to get the latest on the wildly popular show's next entry. Would you like The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power on DVD and Blu-ray? Share your thoughts in the comments below. a b c Sibley, Brian (2002). The Making of the Movie Trilogy. Harper Collins. ISBN 978-0-618-26022-5.