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'Rings of Power' and 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' did the impossible, adapting behemoth pieces of IP without pissing off fans. (For the most part.) Turns out, Star Wars and the MCU have much to learn.
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Happy October 24th to all who celebrate pic.twitter.com/tEu7ycESCQ �� Tea with Tolkien �� (@TeawithTolkien) October 24, 2022 Follow up to this post I thought today would be a good day to post my PT. 2! I missed that 10am deadline tho lol Galadriel says in the pilot episode of The Rings of…
Season One of The Rings of Power has ended, and none too soon. It is a mess that bears only a passing resemblance to Tolkien's world of engaging characters, strong moral code, and story realism.
In its first season, The Rings of Power was a dazzling show that arguably failed to connect with those who weren’t already in love with Middle-earth. The reason why is simple: In the end, the show loved secrets about Adar, Istari, the Stranger, and Sauron more than stories.