It’s only been about a month since Warner Bros. revealed it was working on a new Lord of the Rings movie.
The debut season of Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power—for those that actually ended up making it through all eight episodes—often struggled to really really feel there was narrative moment outside of that one hella cool moment when a mountain blew up.
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When The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King released into theaters December 15, 2003, it had the feel of a significant moment in Hollywood’s trajectory, not only from a cultural standpoint (it became the second-highest grossing blockbuster ever, at the time) but from the standpoint of accelerating Holly
Look out Grogu, Lizzo the Duchess has left a galaxy far, far away for a visit to Middle-earth.
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