This set includes theatrical and extended versions of all six remastered films from the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit trilogies.

The second film, “The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers” in its theatrical cut is using a BD-100 (100 gigabytes) disc, 87. There’s a King “Theoden” ( Bernard Hill), his evil assistant “Wormtongue” ( Brad Dourif), and the King’s niece “Eowyn” ( Miranda Otto) that become part of the story in this film. A few have complained that the “Extended” version of each film is split across two discs here on 4K UHD Blu-ray.Because of the fact that this uses Movies Anywhere that links with lots of services (as mentioned above). Philippa Boyens is known for her work in both screenwriting and producing, namely on some of Jackson’s later films. For one thing, the soundstage is absolutely huge, and not just across the front—this is a truly complete and hemispheric sonic environment. The first film, “The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring” in its theatrical cut is using a BD-100 (100 gigabytes) disc, 85.

Instead of thinking about how to make the story of an annoying middle-aged shut-in forced to venture outside actually, you know, compellingly tellable, he was thinking visually. Now then… Warner has also announced plans to release both 4K sets together in one more deluxe package next summer. Sorry, but that’s what makes a “demo disc” that delivers absolute reference material from the very start until the very end credits, for each and every film and each version. And topping it all off, Howard Shore’s score has simply never sounded better, presented here in lossless fidelity. You’ll get over 3 hours or so of extras, and that’s not including the four audio commentary tracks, for each film.Watching The Lord of the Rings Trilogy in 4k with HDR is really like watching the film for the first time. Certain items can take longer to source than the estimated week, particularly during busy trading periods and may take longer to arrive at ourwarehouse. Of course, we’re talking about the Extended Versions of the films (what else would we be talking about! A similar review of The Hobbit Trilogy in 4K Ultra HD is also now available here on The Digital Bits.