Lord of the Rings. Can't get enough out of it  

Nykel88, wow.....lord of the rings movie is so long and sometimes tiring but if you have been following the story from the beginning then you'll want to know what the trilogy was all about, i love the movie but got tired with it because i couldn't sit on a sit for long watching movie instead i'll prefer sports, anyway for lord of the rings, you'll never stop getting enough of it...you'll want to go on and on and on, have fun.

hi nykeil88 I saw that with my son in the theater, and you say that the dvd has a lot of scenes that were cut from the ones in the theater?
We saw it in three parts when we went to the theater. but of cou rse not having seen the dvds we would not know that scenes had been cut.thats a shame as its a great trilogy. I loved all three parts too. I remember one ofthem we spent four hours in the theater and I had to make two bathroom stops as I could not wait that long. I would love to see it all again.great filming wonderful.loved it.

It's a fact there were lot of scenes that were cut while showing in theater because they wanted to have 4 shows a day and to do it in allocated time, so lengthy movies like Lord of rings is better seen in DVD to watch the full movie...

Hi nykel88. There was a lot cut out of the theatrical versions of LOTR. It all comes down to running time and money and how many times a theatre can show a film in a dayChristopher Lee even refused to attend the premiere of Return of the King because of certain cuts to his character Saruman.

The extended DVD cuts were great to see when they were released with all the cuts restored and are definitely great viewing.

I loved the LOTR trilogy it was some great film making. I've seen the theatrical version but never the never the version with everything restored. It doesn't surprise me it was cut down because movie stoudios often do that with movies. That's why sometimes in a movie a scene feels like something has been left out. BTW you should check out the books by J. R. R. Tolkien. The books give you a lot that the movies didn't.

I also own the extended version of LOTR, and prefer the longer version. When I saw the theatre release, it was amazing how many comments I heard from the audience leaving the theatre, "it was good, but too long...", and that was the shorter version!! There are SO many great scenes that were left on the cutting floor, I'm grateful they restored them in the extended DVD...

We didn't see the movie Lord of the Ring trilogy at the theater. My granddaughter is a real big fan so we bought the box set for her for Christmas a few years ago. It does need to be watched more than once to get the whole story down. For my self I like to watch the special affects of these movies. It is remarkable how so many of the fantasy movies are made. Sometimes they are better than the movie.

I'm a big fan of Lord of the Rings and I watch the trilogy in the theater and in dvd and yes there were scenes that wasn't shown in the theaters. I kind of like watching movies that have elves, dwarfs or orcs but in LOTR you can watch all of them in one movie (reminds me of playing Lineage 2). Im always a big fan of big fight scenes and LOTR has two of them, in Two Towers (at Helms Deep) and Return of the King (outside Minas Tirith). The battles were amazing, never made the film drag, and the fight scenes it always heightens the tension. Some important characters though were background characters like Arwen(I wish I could see her fight) who just sat around and waited for Aragorn. Anyway other than that with its CGI and level of detailing which is very believable, acting and sound which is perfect Lord of the Rings trilogy is one of the great films of all time.

I have seen this movie i think year ago but i still remember many things in that movie.It was a fascinating experience.Movie is exciting and although there are things like magic and myths still that movie manage to entertain young and old people same.I have see three out of three parts and loved the whole series.

Probably time for me to watch it all over again. It's been a few years...