The series’ opening credits are a clever, and meaningful, Tolkien deep cut.

Accusations of “wokeness” are fascinating, not because I agree with them, but because of the semblance of legitimacy that surrounds them.

Critics respond to the first two episodes of Amazon’s billion-dollar adaptation of Tolkien’s works.

The series, which is set during the Second Age of Middle-earth, begins streaming on September 2.

In which I pitch a Dúnedain-centric “Lord of the Rings” video game.

After recently introducing our kids to the classic film trilogy, I’ve been thinking about it ever since.

Amazon is saving good TV sci-fi and producing a massive new fantasy series, Godzilla faces his classic foes, and a great DC animated series returns.

It may be the height of fantasy, but there’s still great, undeniable Truth contained within these minutes.

Peter Jackson has recently spoken out against the various Lord Of The Rings video games, saying that he’s displeased with EA’s efforts.

For all its spectacle, Return of the King is the trilogy’s most flawed movie.

It’s a powerful movie that made me richer for having seen it.