The Tolkien Geek Reviews The Lord of the Rings: Journeys in Middle-Earth Board Game

On the fence about acquiring a huge 3-volume hardback full of Tolkien’s poetry? Here’s the skinny on what’s in the title. Other Links: Playeur (formerly Utreon): https://playeur.com/c/TolkienLorePod...

14 Loka 202422min

When we think of Theoden as a parallel, we often think of him as the flip side of Denethor, which is perfectly apt. But it turns out his actual story and decisions are much more parallel to the protag...

7 Loka 202430min

Now that I’ve nitpicked and given credit for Peter Jackson’s second film in the Tolkien universe, let’s look at some of the details that are a little off, but you might not notice unless you’re a majo...

30 Syys 202439min

The loss of innocence is a fairly common theme in literature, and wouldn’t you know, Tolkien handled it too! As with most things, he manages a nuanced take showing both the positives and negatives of ...

22 Syys 202427min

In my previous video on this topic (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWZtLRAm3Hc) I covered several details Peter Jackson got right in The Fellowship of the Ring. Here I add a few more from that film, ...

16 Syys 202419min

In the second half of my (humorous) review of The Two Towers, we have lots of characters doing stupid things, knowing things they shouldn’t, and timelines making no sense, among other problems! For pr...

9 Syys 202438min

It was bound to happen I suppose. I showed the trailer for War of the Rohirrim in my previous video so of course I got a copyright claim, but this has gotten out of hand. Let’s talk about the broken Y...

2 Syys 202436min

The trailer (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCUg6Td5fgQ) for the animated “War of the Rohirrim” film, brought to you by the same creative team behind the New Line Lord of the Rings films, finally dro...

26 Elo 202434min