Peter Jackson

In 2001, The Budgets Were Big, But The Actors' Salaries Were Anything But.

But hey, it's so ridiculous you can't help but watch.

From dystopian mazes to Middle Earth, adaptations can often surprise us with their twists on beloved source material. Sometimes for the better, sometimes… not so much.

The actor shocked the legendary director with an unwelcome transformation.

We're not saying these adaptations are bad per se (who could ever say that about Fight Club in the first place?), but still.

The '90s were a wild ride, to say the least.

Christopher Nolan may be one of the most celebrated directors in the industry, but is he the wealthiest?

Some of them are lesser-known, but still breathtakingly well-crafted.

These are the films that prove even beloved books can falter when they leap off the page and onto the silver screen. A moment of silence for these brave (yet disastrous) attempts.

Let’s face it, the filmmakers here took a sharp left turn and landed somewhere the authors probably never intended.

For those of you who've ever sat through a three-hour saga, and questioned your life decisions, this list is for you.

The late 90s were all about quality cinema.

With Warner Bros. setting their sights on further exploring the beloved fantasy realm of Middle-Earth, according to recent reports, it seems they might be banking on none other than the visionary filmmaker Peter Jackson to once again helm their next set of LotR movies.

Amazon hurried to complete shooting for Season 2.

These movies have made history, but not for how good they're made.

Redditors share their favourite movies.

At least some people's hard work pays off.

Very, very different movie indeed.

As a 10-year-old, when I sat in the cinema and first watched Return of the King almost 20 years ago, I can't say I had the same appreciation for the film that I do today as a reasonably mature adult.

Of all the creatures inhabiting Middle-earth, no one embodies avarice better than dragons.