Amy Longsdorf writes: As the regal warrior Aragorn, Viggo Mortensen finally fulfills his destiny and ascends the throne of Gondor in ”The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.” !!!SPOILERS!!! [More]

Lissa writes: I am a Line Leader for the Cinemark IMAX of Tulsa Line and I can absolutely confirm that as of right now our print has been pulled. Which is causing absolute panic right now because our entire line had purchased tickets!! We are waiting on word from our theater contact who has said that NewLine is getting a lot of heat but we still don’t know that status or our line or our tickets.

At the end of the second Rings movie, The Two Towers, Jackson let us hang on the realisation the truly dark times were yet to come. Though the wizard Saruman’s army had been despatched at the Battle of Helm’s Deep and his fortress at Isengard laid to ruin, this battle had been merely a sideshow. !!!SPOILERS!!! [More]

When auditions for the Lord of the Rings took place, many of the actors were told filming the trilogy would take up about nine months of their time. Not quite true – it was, as Arwen actress Liv Tyler has testified, more like four years. But few are complaining. Taking part in Jackson’s trilogy has transformed careers. [More]

GULNAZ BAZ writes: Friday December 12th ‘This Morning’ will be showing exclusives from the ROTK premiere tonight. The programme starts at 10.30am on ITV1.

Jim Rygiel, visual effects supervisor on the upcoming third Lord of the Rings film, The Return of the King, told SCI FI Wire that his team used computer animation to create one of the film’s most fearsome creatures. !!!SPOILERS!!! [More]