Why you Should Watch The Lord of The Rings: The Rings of power !

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After a long wait and suspense, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power episodes were finally shown on Amazon Prime. The series produced by Amazon, will compete with the successor series House of Dragons, from HBO.

Amazon has officially provided the new series, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, for viewing in various countries around the world, through its Prime TV service, a competitor to Netflix, which comes within the benefits of subscribing to the Amazon Prime service. It follows the popular fantasy Film series The Lord of the Rings and takes place in the same universes, but with new characters in a new era and new legends thousands of years before the events of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings.

 The Rings of Power is the most expensive show yet for Amazon Prime Video, with the first season alone reportedly costing the streaming device $465 million.

While it seems that JRR Tolkien fans are divided about the story and characters, the majority consider it a good start and unanimously agree on the show's cinematography, "amazing" visuals/ soundtrack and visual effects.

Talking about the first two episodes of the largest television production of the series “Rings of Power” requires several pauses because of its positives and problems. This is not a review, but a first pause. The actual review will be after the end of this season of the series!.

There is a clear success visually in the scenic formulation and scenography that has many elements in common with its predecessor, the “Lord of the Rings” films in particular, while maintaining the cinematic touch in the presentation. There is a clear interest in the musical formulation of the scenes, where each place, character and scene of their music according to the feelings or the dramatic employment in the narration.

The visual and digital effects are the best among what has been shown recently on the screens, and there is no weakness, as is often the case (and this is something that suffers from, for example, in some scenes of the House of the Dragon series).

The series, despite the attractiveness of its scenery elements, did not present most of the characters in its first episode in a way that makes the viewer care a lot about them and is attracted to them (especially the main characters).

the series relied a lot on the story and the event. It gives the impression that the makers of the series didn't care about having screen-eaters in their presence, such as the House of the Dragon crew led by Matt Smith, Buddy Considine and Rhys Evans. Those and from the first episode you can not easily imagine another actor in the role of any one of them, while you can easily with the actors in the rings of power. This is in addition to the writing that was based on the story without much interest in clearly formulating the presence and motives of the characters.

Why are the ratings so low for The Rings Of Power (6.5 IMDB / 84% Rotten tomatoes)? 

The Rings of Power is getting slammed essentially everywhere that accepts fan reviews:

On Rotten Tomatoes, while its critics score is 84%, it has a 36% audience score.On IMDB (which Amazon owns) it has a 6.5/10 with 25% of reviews being 1 star.

On Amazon itself, it has nothing, because Amazon has disabled reviews of the series entirely. Normally when you watch an Amazon show or movie, whether it’s an original or not, it will have user star ratings there. But Rings of Power has zero reviews listed because Amazon didn’t want to be broadcasting its premiere with a low score right next to it, no doubt.

Why are fans mad this time? Take your pick of reasons. It’s a combination of racism, misogyny, and supposed unfaithfulness to Tolkien’s original work. Sometimes all three of these reasons are the same.

But it is certain that all of these alleged reasons are not true, because even if the story is bad, as they say, they will not give it a 1/ 10 rating. This is injustice that is indisputable without calculating the cinematography. Visual effects. Music. Montage....

So that most of the accounts did not give a clear reason, just a one-star rating and it's over!

Do you need to watch The Lord of the Rings movies before watching the Rings of Power series?

According to Amazon, the viewer does not need to read the novels of the series or even watch the Lord of the Rings movie parts before watching the new series, as the series revolves in a different time stage that precedes the story in films by thousands of years.

As for the main mythical characters in the new Amazon series, The Rings of Power, they include Gulladrill, Elrond, Arundier, Lord “Kiliprembor” and the supreme king “Gil Galad” from the world of the elves, in addition to the queen regent “Meriel” and lord “Elendil”, statesman Farazon and Irian, daughter of “Elendil”. Isildur and Kemen are Numenor.

 along with Bronwyn, Halbrand and Theo, Bronwyn's only son in the Southern Lands. The main characters also include Eleanor (Nori) Brandy Foot, Bobby Braudvelo, Nouri's father Largo Brandy Foot, Nouri's sympathetic father-in-law Marigold Brandy Foot and Sadock Hu The Harfoot Road Guide, as well as Prince Doreen IV and his wife, Princess Desa, are dwarves.

The number of episodes and timing of the Lord of the Rings series:

Episode 1 (September 1)

Episode 2 (September 1)

Episode 3 (9 September)

Episode 4 (16 September)

Episode 5 (September 23)

Episode 6 (September 30)

Episode 7(October 7th)

Episode 8 (14 October)