Despite always resorting to the Godfather trilogy to demand the best creation to come out of Hollywood’s studios, We often forget that the Lord of the Rings trilogy is the trilogy with the most Oscars in the history of cinema..
The Lord of the Rings, in its own right, is one of the most important literary and audiovisual works in the media, and that’s why Amazon has made a full commitment with its new project, The Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power.
The goal is to catch up with or surpass the success of Game of Thrones, which hit revenue and viewership quotas that were impossible for a series until then. Amazon’s creation has everything it takes to repeat this milestone.
They think we’re going to stop bombarding ourselves with trailers, footage, previews, and interviews at Jeff Bezos’ company, as Amazon’s bet costs $1,000 million. Everyone should talk about the show.
In this sense, today they showed us a new trailer (more of a teaser) of the series. It barely takes a minute and doesn’t reveal much of the story. But it helps us discover that On July 17, they will show us an expanded version of this track.It was discovered what the falling meteorite was.
Trailer, in case you missed it, is at the beginning of the article, so press play quickly to find out what happened with your own eyes, before I tell you about it in the university canteen or in the office coffee room.
For those new to it, The Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power takes place thousands of years before Peter Jackson’s movies. They are legendary stories told in the Supplements to The Lord of the Rings and in posthumous books such as The Silmarillion.
Since the race of elves is immortal, We will see much younger characters from movies like Elrond and Galadriel, which you can see right here (at least Galadriel is wearing elven armor).
There will also be scenes from the movies and the characters mentioned in them. We shall see the Dwarven Kingdom of Khazad-dûm, where Gandalf faced the Balrog in all his glory, its halls filled with light and full of dwarves.
Source: Computer Hoy
