This book is written in a very conversational style.
Dealing with only Jackson’s movies in this Smart Pop book was, well, smart! Smart Pop Explains: Peter Jackson’s The Lord of The Rings and The Hobbit Movies has a fun, conversational approach It led to a lot of confusion with differing canons coming together without differentiation. I have recently read some similar books that included both the book source material and the movies based on them. That means that if there was a discrepancy between the movies and Tolkien’s books, only Jackson’s version matters here. Note the “ Peter Jackson’s” in the titleĪs the title says, this book is all about Peter Jackson’s films. With so much material to deal with, Smart Pop Explains: Peter Jackson’s The Lord of The Rings and The Hobbit Movies is a helpful companion. Spanning more than 17 hours, or more than 20 hours for the extended cuts (not to mention deleted scenes), it’s a real-time investment. And just like Tolkien’s work, Jackson’s movies are a sprawling, complex compilation. These six movies are seen as some of the best interpretations of Tolkien’s work in modern times. After the success of his LOTR movies, Jackson decided to take Tolkien’s The Hobbit, split it into three, and film another trilogy set in Middle-earth. In an unprecedented move, Jackson filmed all three movies simultaneously. Tolkien ’s The Lord of the Rings trilogy a live-action masterpiece for the big screen. Way back in 1997, Peter Jackson began the epic undertaking of translating J.R.R.
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