So finally, this long-drawn-out trilogy comes to an end. Despite stretching the book for so long and so many deaths in this one, I really didn't care for any character except Bilbo; whether it was the weak character development or poor writing, I'm not sure.
So much money spent and a book dragged out for three movies, I'm still not sure what's the overall message or story it tried to tell. And whatever themes it does cover, they're so paper-thin.
With the trilogy now over, I can safely say, 'The Lord of the Rings' is a far superior trilogy and will be remembered for ages to come. This trilogy might only hold the importance of being a prequel to LOTR, that's all.
So much money spent and a book dragged out for three movies, I'm still not sure what's the overall message or story it tried to tell. And whatever themes it does cover, they're so paper-thin.
With the trilogy now over, I can safely say, 'The Lord of the Rings' is a far superior trilogy and will be remembered for ages to come. This trilogy might only hold the importance of being a prequel to LOTR, that's all.