Question for /tv/

it's mostly good shit
esp. in fellowship, the shire scenes in the beginning flow much better
the theatrical version is edited so awkwardly and unnatural by comparison (esp the gandalf-frodo convo)

>>78910006
I bet that costs a fortune
If they already saw the movies and liked them theyll probably like the extended edition. Otherwise go theatrical

>>78910006

It's mostly filler, you can see why it got cut.
The only part that feels necessary is the Boromir, Faramir, Denethor flashback to flesh out the character relationships

>>78910117
it cost me £20

>>78910178
There was one that was like $200 or something

just get the dvd box set to avoid the green tint

>>78910100
Do you think it'd be good to show someone who's never seen lotr before?

>>78910197
There's a complete set of the hobbit and LOTR for a stupid amount of money

>>78910197
There was some collectors edition that included a bookshelf or something for fucking $600, cant remember if that was usd or cad though. Didnt even have the appendices in HD

>>78910236
I bought the same collection in the OP, and there was no green tint when i watched it on my TV. I tested multiple scenes including the one when boromir grabs the ring on the mountain. I DID see a green tint on my computer monitor, however. So all it requires is a simple color adjustment. I still prefer downloading them so i dont have to switch between discs in the middle of the movie though