This version contains the most extended scenes that together add 51 minutes more of runtime to the film. The Extended Edition Lord of the Rings Return of the king is 4 hours and 11 minutes long (251 minutes). In reality though there is more to this scene that would not have been expected unless the viewer had read the books. One example of this is with Saruman in which he is being held captive in the Tower of Isengard as viewers are left to assume that his story ends there.
LOTR TWO TOWERS EXTENDED EDITION PUTLOCKER MOVIE
This version feels like a full movie in which many plot lines that do not seem to close out are naturally assumed. The theatrical version of Lord of the Rings Return of the King is 3 hours 20 minutes long (200 minutes). This film broke from the release schedule of the previous 2 films coming out a couple months earlier. The Theatrical version of Lord of the Rings Return of the King was in May 2004. The Extended edition for the Two Towers has 17 extended scenes and 15 new scenes. One thing that I wish was in more of this movie was some more scenes during the battle in Helms Deep which unfortunately are not really many scenes added here with an exception with the Glittering Caves scene that takes place in the backside of Helms Deep where the women and children are staying for safety. Overall the pace of the Extended edition of the Two Towers does not slow down in this relatively slow burning movie. There is also the notable additions of interactions with Sméagol with Frodo and Sam as well as the use of Sam’s gift from the elves. Some of the main additions to this film are around Mary and Pippin and their story after being separated from the Fellowship in the previous film.
The Theatrical version of Lord of the Rings the Two Towers comes in at 2 hours and 59 minutes (179 minutes). Like the film before it it followed a similar release schedule of the special edition release later in the year. The Theatrical version of the Two Towers released in August 2003. Notably there is also a bluish-green tint that appears on the Blu-ray version of the film as well that did not exist on any other form of the film.Īll in all for the extended edition there are around 20 scenes that have been extended and 5 completely new scenes. These extra minutes are a combination of reorganized shots, new scenes, and extended scenes that were not in the original theatrical release.įor many viewers that have seen both versions, the most notable difference will be the Bags End introduction’s reorganization and lengthening.
In total The Fellowship of the Ring Extended Edition is 208 minutes or 3 hours and 28 minutes long. The Lord of the Rings Fellowship of the Ring Extended Edition adds 30 extra minutes of film that was not in the theatrical release. The first release of The Fellowship of the Ring Extended Edition was released November 2002, and has since been re-released in new media versions such as Blu-ray and 4k Blu-ray respectively through the years.
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