As for the Hobbit Extended Trilogy, the results are still impressive, just less so, as they are, on the whole, shorter movies.Įdit: For completion sake, here's The Lord of the Rings (theatrical edition) and The Hobbit (theatrical and extended editions), which again do not account for end credits. Not that I'd like to see them do this, but if NewLine/WB ever got desperate enough, they probably could rerelease the movies like this as a six-picture saga. LOTR Extended Trilogy: 10:57:15 (657 Minutes, 15 Seconds) TT- Part I: 01:46:39 (106 Minutes, 39 Seconds) Answer (1 of 9): The Fellowship of the Ring, 178 minutes theatrical,208 minutes extended (228 with additional credits) The Two Towers, 179 minutes theatrical, 223 minutes extended (235 with additional credits) The Return of the King, 200 minutes theatrical, 251 minutes (263 with additional cred. I did not include credits as part of the length, as the first parts obviously do not contain any credits:įOTR- Part I: 01:45:43 (105 Minutes, 43 Seconds)įOTR- Part I: 01:35:01 (95 Minutes, 01 Second))
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Each half movie was essentially a feature length movie in its own right.īelow are the results. UK Lord of the Rings fan site with a huge community forum, information about the Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit books and movies, the characters, the actors and the Movie Scripts with a Elven Name translator.
I wanted to figure out how long each "half" movie was. The Fellowship of the Ring Extended Edition Movie Script by the Age of the Ring. The movies (on Blu-Ray) are split into two discs (as they are on DVD). So, I recently rewatched the Lord of the Rings Extended Trilogy.
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