The final review of the Lord of the Rings movie trilogy has finally arrived. Our hosts discuss their favorite and least favorite scenes of the movie, as well as the multiple endings.

Our hosts continue their review of Peter Jackson's the Return of the King.

After last week's all about Gollum episode, our hosts engage in a more robust discussion of Peter Jackson's Return of the King. This week's conversation includes: Sauruman's death, a better version of Faramir, Minas Ithil/Morgul, and the stairs into Mordor.

After a month off from recording, our hosts are back together to discuss the Return of the King. This week, the entire conversation focused on Smeagol/Gollum. What made him more succeptible to the power of the ring? How did the movies treat his character? These and other topics dominated the conversation.

Our hosts wrap up their review of the Two Towers by examining how the film ends well short of the material found in the book.

This week, our hosts review the movies in conversation with book 4 of the Two Towers. They focus exclusively on the parts of the movie that focus on Frodo and Sam. Jon, in particular, gets on his soap box about the difference between Faramir of the books and the character he calls "Filmamir."

This week, our hosts discuss how the film version of the Two Towers doesn't fully incorporate all the material from the book. Instead, it moves much of the material into the next movie. They toss around the question of why the writers would do this.

Though reviewing the movie version of the Two Towers, our hosts follow Tolkiens presentation by focusing solely on Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli, Merry, and Pippin. As always, they share their likes and dislikes. They also discuss how well the movie has held up over the last twenty years.

Our hosts wrap up their reveiw of the Fellowship of the Ring, culminating in the breaking of the fellowship and the death of Boromir.

The review of the Fellowship of the Rings continues, picking up in Rivendell.