The conclusion of the trilogy of the Lord of the Rings could be very different from the one that fans expected.
The famous film adaptations in franchising are always a stone in the shoe of many fans and, of course, of the producers. Adapting a 500 -page story for once and forty minutes is not an easy task. Fans placating and maintaining the essence of the original work is even more difficult.
But, 24 years ago, Peter Jackson has shown that the meticulous descriptions of the earth’s land created by Jrr Tolkien Yes, they could turn into a Success franchise. As we know today, the Lord of the Rings has become a great reference When it comes to fantasy cinema.
THE Choice of castingThe impeccable costume and the combination of practical effects and CGIs were just some of the factors that have increased the trilogy at another level. However, it is true to say that Jackson’s direction and his decision to mix scenes from books with unpublished sequences have contributed to balance the experience between fans and new spectators. However, a choice of the director for the end of The return of the king He could have stained the good fame of the productions.
A decision to cheat in films would transform him into the great villain
In 2003, one of the most awaited scenes of the Lord of the Rings was the moment when Sam (Sean Astin) and Frodo (Elia Wood) They would finally have reached the mound of perdition to destroy the ring and, with …
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