Tom Riddle - Harry Potter Wiki
That choice, and the ability to make that choice, was largely what gave Harry powers that Voldemort lacked and prevented Harry from falling victim to the Dark side. Though he had often sent Nagini on personal missions, Voldemort kept her close to him after he discovered Harry was attempting to track down and destroy his Horcruxes
The Hobbit Blog - The official blog of THE HOBBIT movies
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies was nominated in 7 categories, including Best Make-up, Best Music, Best Visual Effects and Best Writing, and won for Best Fantasy Film and Best Supporting Actor (Richard Armitage)
Third Age - Total War mod - Mod DB
The Factions Play with all important factions of the Third Age, including Gondor, Rohan, High and Silvan Elves, Dwarves, Eriador, Dale, Isengard, Mordor, Rhun, Harad and the Orcs of the Misty Mountains. Visit the wonders of Middle-earth, like the Three Towers, the Argonath or Durin's tower and see all the unique locations of Middle-earth like Minas Tirith, the Black Gate or Isengard
For the other kind, Legolas has to shoot arrows into the holes on the side, then flip up to the top using the poles and ropes, then take out the driver. To get to that last one, smash the rock above the crawlspace to find the tiles to assemble the push floor so you can push the other rock out of the way
http://www.amazon.com/LEGO-Lord-Rings-Battle-Helms/dp/B007Q0OUSKI'm an engineer professionally, and I've always been a big Lego fan.After 8 years of not buying Legos, I saw this and just had to get it.First off, it was really fun to build. The bags are numbered 1-9, you only need to open one at a time to construct the set.The minifigures are spread throughout the bags, so this set goes together rather quickly
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) - IMDb
To Joe Public (ie me!) I would have been happy not to have all the loose ends tied up in the way the book does it - the film should have ended on a high (with the King being crowned etc) but instead it seems to crawl to an end in a way that is not in line with the momentum of the film (if not the whole trilogy!) This problem is minor on the grand scheme of things, but I would rather have left the cinema on my high than be made to wonder `when's this ending? Is this the end now? Oh, maybe this is it now?' - but I do understand why it was done this way.The cast, as they have been all the way, are excellent. Meanwhile the rest of the Fellowship prepare for another battle to hold a human city against an onslaught of orcs.If you check my other reviews you will note that I wasn't a massive fan of the first two films - I loved them, but was not blind to their faults
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) - IMDb
He has lived up to our expectation by creating even bigger ones: how can he handle the story of the chase andrescue of Merry and Pippin, the storming of Isengard etc - stories which don't really add much to the core theme that is emerging. In doing this he, of course, set himself an enormous challenge: he had to make a really good `fantasy' film, one which would stand on its own and be true to what he had originally wanted to do but he would also, and here the task he had set himself was enormous, be true to the original book and to make a film which the legions of people who have loved this book would feel happy with
http://www.amazon.com/The-Lord-Rings-Picture-Extended/dp/B000654ZK0I just don't think there was a way to put both theatrical and EE movies, with all commentaries, on one disc and then seamlessly branch them, a la "Close Encounters." The movies are too long, for one thing, and the EE flicks were completely re-edited, with new music, extended scenes, and so on. I will start with very basic facts for those who are baffled by so many editions being out there.The basic facts-LOTR series has basically two types of movies- a) Theatrical and b) Extended, each edition are available in both-DVD and Blu ray format.Extended versions of the movies have humongous amount of extra film footage added to the theatrical editions (approx
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy: Extended Edition on Blu-ray June 28th
Most of all, it celebrated the power of loyal friendship and individual courage, a power that may hold at bay even the most devastating forces of darkness
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