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    In 1996‚ director Peter Jackson embarked upon a seven year odyssey and one of the most demanding projects in movie history‚ bringing the hugely popular series of compelling novels ’The Lord of the Rings’ written in the 1950’s by JRR Tolkien‚ to the big screen. After years of careful and precise production planning‚ Jackson had before him the dual task of not only tempting a movie audience and creating a financially viable movie‚ but he also had to appeal to the colossal cult following of JRR Tolkien’s

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    of evil displayed in The Lord of The Rings Trilogy is a topic which is directly and indirectly displayed. From the opening of the film we are introduced with what is good and what is evil and by the end of the first film we are completely familiar with what represents good and what represents evil. Right after the film begins we are told what the forces of good will be dealing with and the exact form that evil will take on and how it was birthed. We know that the ring is almost the sacramental

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    Strategy Bargaining to film lord of the Rings 2011 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The case talks about the risks and highly competitive environment faced by the director and his agent in the creation of the block buster movie “lord of the rings”. Lord of the rings has 3 parts they are fellowship of the ring‚ the two towers‚ and the return of the king. The case talks about the difficulties and problems faced by peter Jackson who is the director and his agent ken kamins. It was one of the biggest gamble in the

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    The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring In The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring film we see a magnificent portrayal of J.R.R. Tolkien’s first book of what came to be known as The Lord of the Rings Trilogy; which is a series of three books The Fellowship of the Ring‚ The Two Towers and The Return of the King. This movie was first released in 2001 and was filmed in in the far wide green plains and the snowy mountains of New Zealand. The main characters are: Sauron‚ Saruman

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    Managing Teams‚ The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring is a fantastical story of good versus evil‚ friendship‚ and perseverance. I felt that this movie in comparison to the rest of the trilogy‚ most accurately represented the qualities in relation to the terms used in our textbook. The Fellowship is formed after the recent discovery of the Ring‚ which is capable of granting an immense wealth of power to any who wields it. The creation of

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    Unfolding the events of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring "Fantasy is the power to create new things from existing things"‚ says Thomas Gruber‚ author of "How much fantasy does the future need?" This quote shows how fantasy is an important aspect in a child’s life because reading fantasy stories allows a child’s imagination to stretch without the usual rules and limitations‚ giving them the opportunity to acquire the skills they will need when they become adult thinkers. Through

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    Five Paragraph Essay Topic: Favorite book Book of choice: Lord of the rings Why one should read the Lord of the Rings The Lord of the rings was written in by Mr. Jr Tolkien between year 1937 and 1949 and is said to be one of the greatest fantasy novels ever written. Using a combination of lore depth and beautiful language the novel has become one of the most popular books ever to be published‚ selling over 150 million copies worldwide. There are many reasons why this particular novel is said

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    experiences‚ new perspectives‚ and the opinions of others greatly affect these beliefs. New perspectives will almost always influence a person’s beliefs and values‚ as they give new information previously unknown‚ as shown in the feature-length film Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. In the Fangorn Forest‚ we see an Ent known as Treebeard decide definitively that the Ent’s would not go to war‚ but a new perspective was revealed‚ changing the belief of the Ents in regards to the necessity of war. Something

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    In the film The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring‚ the director Peter Jackson portrays the continual war fought by good and evil‚ he also shows the tremendous effect that burden has on an individual. Jackson shows this throughout the movie with the character Frodo Baggins‚ Frodo is the prime example of what can happen when a burden to great to bare is placed upon an individual. This was most evident when‚ Frodo chooses to take the ring to Mount Doom‚ also how Frodo takes on the responsibility

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    female characters. Arguably his most cherished publications‚ The Lord of the Rings trilogy‚ in particular has been condemned for the passivity of his relatively few female characters. Having said that however‚ throughout the three books‚ there are a number of female characters who combat the stereotypical role of women and subvert the norm of submission to a patriarchal authority. Arwen‚ Éowyn and Galadriel in The Fellowship of the Ring‚ The Two Towers‚ and The Return of the King do not conform to the

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