This past weekend, Warner Bros. showcased snippets of footage and a motion poster from the upcoming The War of Rohirrim at New York Comic-Con on Friday at the Javits Center conference room. The panel was moderated by “super-fan” and TV host of Late Night with Stephen Colbert, Colbert himself. Pe...
Read MoreIt’s official. During a first-quarter earnings conference, Warner Bros. announced that new Lord of the Rings films are in the “early stages of development” and anticipates releasing it in 2026. The new movie will “explore storylines yet to be told.” The first movie in this two-film franc...
Read MoreVery few positives can be derived from the current writers’ strike, but the most evident is the cancellation or delay of several woke Hollywood abominations. Unfortunately for Tolkien fans and normies alike, the strike has not affected Amazon’s The Rings of Power inordinately. It has been confir...
Read MoreOn March 21st, Amazon released a statement confirming the tragic passing of a horse on the set of their production of The Rings of Power. Very little information regarding this death has been released, with the exception of the initial report that cardiac arrest was to blame. In a public release fro...
Read MoreDespite the best efforts of both Warner Bros. and Amazon, the Tolkien fanbase is still strong, the books fueling a passion unrivaled by any other franchise. While the fans of the books and the world have been consistently strong, the quality of the live-action interpretations of this literary univer...
Read MoreShadowfax, show us the meaning of haste! Today, news broke that more Middle Earth-set films are on the way at Warner Bros., New Line Cinema, and Embracer Group AB’s Middle-Earth Enterprises. Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav announced this on today’s earnings call. Check out some statement...
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