How many lor movies are there

To watch all six, you'd have to sit for almost But don't worry, as Samwise Gamgee said, "It's the job that never started as takes longest to finish. Many people do this to experience how it felt to experience the Tolkien story in the way Director Peter Jackson told it on the screen. This is because there is information and elements of the story which make more sense to moviegoers who've already seen the LOTR trilogy. To do this, the following is the order you should watch The Lord of the Rings.

There is no correct order to watch The Lord of the Rings. While you could boil 'em, mash 'em and stick 'em in a stew, some of the stories told in the LOTR set up the viewer for actually seeing those tales unfold in The Hobbit trilogy. The bottom line is when it comes to The Lord of the Rings, the end of each story tends to mold into the beginning of another. Or as Gandalf said, "For even the very wise cannot see all ends.

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Select personalised content. Create a personalised content profile. Measure ad performance. Three Lord of the Rings movies and three The Hobbit movies. This is not the order of watching we prefer, although that is the way we first watched The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit movies. Chronologically is a better way of watching The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit movies in order, and we will explain why we think so, even more for those watching them for the first time.

And here is why. First of all, there are some spoilers in The Lord of the Rings movies, and if you watch them first, it will take away some of the drama from The Hobbit movies. So, we were a bit disappointed with them because after seeing LOTR movies, we had huge expectations.

If you watch them this way, as you go, with every movie, you will only be more and more rewarded. But, it has to be said, even this kind of watching can affect on some part The Lord of the Rings movies.

Almost certainly. But not knowing when to bow out aside, this is the perfect end to an epic trilogy of movies with some of the most impressive action that the films had seen.

An Unexpected Journey takes a leaf out of the Fellowship playbook and takes things slowly — perhaps too slowly. The second movie in the Hobbit trilogy is easily the best of the bunch and arguably one of the most fun movies in the whole franchise.

While a solid conclusion to The Hobbit trilogy, it does feel as though the series fizzles out somewhat as opposed to going out with a bang. The battle that the movie revolves around is anticlimactic at times and never reaches the epic scale that we expected it to hit, but as a finale to the two movies that proceed it, it does the job well enough and features several incredible sequences.

The story begins with an old Bilbo Baggins Ian Holm who begins to write the full story of his adventure that happened 60 years ago. He details how Gandalf Ian McKellen , realizing his latent thirst for adventure, lures Bilbo to join a group of dwarves to assist them in their quest to enter the Lonely Mountain. It is the same book Frodo is seen continuing in The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King , making the connection even more interesting.

The second movie in The Hobbit series saw the debut of Smaug, one of the last remaining great dragons of Middle-earth, voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch. The film delves deeper into Bilbo's character, as he proves himself to be a brave and reliable ally to the dwarves by retrieving the Arkenstone from the stolen treasures of Smaug. The final movie of the series, The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies holds special significance for a number of reasons.

Lee played the role of Saruman The White in both the series, and we see his character at full glory in this movie. Conflicts arise between the forces of men, elves, and dwarves, and draw the attention of Sauron's forces, and Bilbo finds himself in the middle of a terrible war.