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To be honest, ive watched both movies and i realley enjoyed both of them, there both based on the "same concept" and you should try and watch bothim sure you will enjoy them! Source(s): I have watched both! 3 weeks ago i will

Not at all. I've actually heard people saying they're boycotting the movie just based on what happened in the book. It was ridiculous. Some didn't even finish reading the book – one girl said it made her so mad she threw it across the room, heh. There was just a lot of build up and tension and to have it snap to such an overly convenient "happy ending" – especially the big battle that never came. All the build up, waiting for another fight… and it's just a discussion and pretty much everyone walks away. After all the angst and tension and build up… it is sort of a let down.Not to mention them leaving so much of the wolf pack stuff out. I think Summit really underestimates the impact they have on the story sometimes. Source(s): Own all the books, seen the movies. 3 weeks ago thnx

He was crazy the whole time. In fact they actually were trying to help him. Though in the movie he thought they were all bad and were out for him. You can search up more info on other sites if you want. At least thats what i think. Edited 3 weeks ago 1 person rated this as good Thanks Thanks to everyone else too

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- Chosen by Voters I looked on Youtube and didn't see it. I know the scene you are talking about. Its a good movie. For probably like 5 bucks you could find it at a Bam Vintage Stock store. Or used somewhere for a cheap price it would be a cool movie to own. 3 weeks ago 100% 1 Vote

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- Chosen by Voters I depends on what LotR animated movie you're talking about. Ralph Bakshi released an animated movie in 1978 called "The Lord of the Rings", but it only covers the first half of the story from the books. Bakshi originally planned a second movie which would complete the story, but it never came to be. In 1980, the Rankin/Bass studio released an animated movie called "The Return of the King" which does sort of finish the story, although it is not an official sequel to the Bakshi movie.Your question seems to be asking about Ralph Bakshi's movie, which does not ever show Frodo (or Gollum) dispose of the Ring. If you want to see an animated depiction of the Ring's destruction, you'll have to watch "The Return of the King" (1980) You can get both these movies with an animated version of "The Hobbit" here: http://amzn.com/B00005UM49 3 weeks ago 100% 1 Vote

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