Gandalf facing the Balrog in the Mines of Moria is one of the most intense and memorable scenes from The Lord of the Rings, and there's a reason it has become so quotable. Whether fans are ...

As epic and serious as it is most of the time, The Lord of the Rings also has its moments of comedic gold. We won't go into ...

The film shows the Watcher in the Water as a tentacled beast, looking like a sea monster, and while this is accurate, Tolkien ...

Return of the King, it is always incredible how you feel Sauron's presence throughout the film, even though you never see him ...

But perhaps the biggest cliffhanger in the dwarves' storyline is the teeny tiny matter of the Balrog living in the depths of Khazad-dûm. As we know from the main Lord of the Rings trilogy ...

The Fellowship of the Ring — and the entirety of Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings trilogy — still looks amazing. The visuals hold up, with everything from the Balrog to the fiery wastes of ...

Some Lord of the Rings characters had key moments but vanished quickly, like The Mouth of Sauron, Háma, Madril, Grimbold, and Irolas.

Prime Video’s The Rings of Power expanded the cinematic experience of the JRR Tolkein-created Middle-earth universe.

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