The Lord of the Rings Trilogy: Steelbook Collection [Theatrical and [4K Ultra HD] [2001] [Region Free]
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The Lord of the Rings Trilogy: Steelbook Collection [Theatrical and [4K Ultra HD] [2001] [Region Free]
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For casual fans who just want the films fully-remastered in Blu-ray and 4K in handsome packaging—and who don’t have, or care about, any of the previous editions or special features—this set is just the ticket. uk have more care and love and attention put into them than any of them, but that doesn’t count for anything, it seems. It’s odd that the only one to include trailers is the Extended version of the final film, but there it is. It has a great unique case and the 4K disc cases are excellent and the 4Kdisc give an excellent sight and sound.
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy - Limited Edition 4K Ultra HD
This was literally the first look anyone outside the production was given of The Lord of the Rings films at the Cannes Film Festival in France in May of 2001, shortly before the first teaser trailer for The Fellowship of the Ring was released by New Line online (about a week later). That won’t help, since as I type, the series so far only has 6/10 on IMDB, which is very poor for the money spent on this.
In fact, to my eyes, quite the reverse is often true (again, it varies a little bit from scene to scene).
Lord of The Rings Trilogy: [Theatrical and Extended The Lord of The Rings Trilogy: [Theatrical and Extended
Meanwhile, in episode 2, Nori ( Markella Kavenagh) becomes engrossed in the ‘giant’ who’s come to their town to stay for a while… I say ‘giant’, because he’s bigger than anyone in this world. Then in 2006, three new Limited Edition DVD sets appeared, which included all three films in both their theatrical and Extended versions, along with a trio of new behind-the-scenes documentaries produced by Costa Botes.There’s the 36-minute pitch reel used by Jackson to sell the project to New Line in 1998, there’s the original feature-length storyboard animatic versions of Fellowship of the Ring and Two Towers, there’s the 2-minute Internet Preview from April 2000… etc, etc, etc. By now everyone knows how good these movies so I'll not dwell on them, this review is about this particular edition of the trilogy. In any case, I much prefer the new Blu-rays to the previous ones—the improvements in contrast, color accuracy, and encoding make a real difference. so not something that could be seen in an quality check, at a larger scale, but just very few pieces.
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- EAN: 764486781913
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