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The animated feature âThe Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrimâ is a half-hearted, forgettable footnote thatâs hard to imagine even the franchiseâs most devoted fans enjoying.
With âThe Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Powerâ Season 2 now in full flow, weâre enthralled with Charlie Vickersâ captivating, multi-dimensional breakout.
As the second season of âRings of Powerâ continues the showâs sluggish crawl, the best part of the series may be indicative of its biggest problem.
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The most expensive show in TV history, the âLord of the Ringsâ prequel has a major creative glow-up in Season 2. From storytelling to visuals, Middle Earth > Westeros.
Cate Blanchett played Galadriel in the franchise that grossed $2.9 billion.
A new trip to the Shire focused on Gollum was just announced. How many more lackluster TV series and follow-up films must we sit through before we let this beloved franchise rest?
Starr, director Michael Lindsay-Hogg, and Giles Martin recall the fraught history of the bandâs final film, which arrives on Disney+ this week in a newly restored format.
Thereâs a reason John Lennon never meant âNow and Thenââreleased this week alongside a short film and a Peter Jackson music videoâto be a Beatles song.
âIf [this] isnât an important milestone in the history of modern music, then I donât know what is,â Oliver Murray, director of âNow and Then: The Last Beatles Song,â tells us.
Robert Altman, Peter Jackson, David Lynch, and Ridley Scott were all nominated for the work of their careers. And then they lost Best Director to Ron Howard for âA Beautiful Mind.â
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