As we are introduced to each of the races and the Rings given to them, the scene quickly changes to the dark scenes of the creation of the One Ring and some of the first (and only) few glimpses of Sauron in the entire Trilogy. The first shot of the trilogy naturally begins with an image of fire and the making of the Rings of Power.

Narrated by the yet-unknown character of Galadriel, Cate Blanchett provides a chilling, yet resolute rendition of things that have occurred and what the story of ‘The Lord of the Rings’ will be dealing with. And yet, Peter Jackson has managed to provide us with a beautifully shot and edited segment, looking into the past of this fantasy world. Prologue: One Ring to Rule Them All… **Ĭrafting a seven-minute prologue, detailing thousands of years of history in Middle-earth, is no easy feat. A * denotes a new scene whilst, ** refers to an extended scene.ġ. I’ve used the Chapter List as titles for the different scenes. In the meantime, I’ll continue working on section two of the first instalment of the Trilogy … God that seems like a long way to go yet! Still, be warned! Each of these sections is pretty long, so be prepared … Then again, I did say it was going to be a “massive review” in my earlier post, so I guess I kept my promise 🙂 So I’ve decided to split each film’s review into three sections partly due to time constraints and mainly not to bore you readers. This was naturally accompanied by copious amounts of viewings of the three films to complement the writing and stimulate the mind! 🙂 Apart from the daily, real-life chores, I’ve been writing away on the reviews, adding images, and writing a bit more. Phew! The last couple of days have been pretty hectic. – It’s finally here! Well, partially at least …

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