Which came first, the Chronicles of Narnia or the Lord of the Rings (the book versions)?
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JRR Tolkien and CS Lewis were not only contemporaries they were friends and part of a writer's circle that used to meet in the Bird and Baby tavern to discuss, critique and support each other and their work.  \n\nTolkien would have to be said to have published first but it was The Hobbit that he published first. Lewis published the first part of his Chronicle of Narnia, The Lion,The Witch and the Wardrobe, before Tolkien published The Fellowship of the Ring, the first part of Lord of the Rings.
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Just looking at it from a moviegoers standpoint, i like LOTR more. It creates a very deep setting while fully exploring each part of the world, instead of just touching upon each place. Star Wars had a couple of bad movies (I & II) and some of the worlds were shown in 20 second clips (Order 66).
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I personally loved Star Wars since forever. But the Lord of the Rings is a fantastic movie nonetheless.
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Dark.\n\nJ.R.R Tolkien rules.
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Hobbits. Must be hobbits.
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Narnia, Star Wars, Valiant, War of the Worlds, Ice Princess, The Pacifier
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sorry i don't know...... i saw the chronicles of Narnia though! great movie!
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In the book... Faramir.  Hands down. He's an outlaw, but on the side of good.  He wears green! That part where he comes out of the forest and meets the hobbits is one of my favourite parts.\n\nAlso, Eowyn. She's so damn cool in the book, disappointed in love, she goes out to fight for good and her family honour. I was quite disappointed by her portrayal in the film, she was too sulky and not shining enough!  \n\nOtherwise... Treebeard!   And I have to say it always disappoints me (although I understand it) that they don't have Tom Bombadil in the films...\n\nIn the films... hmmm harder, because Peter Jackson doesn't concentrate on character so much as epic story and effect.  That's not necessarily a criticism.  I have to say I liked Legolas, even though Orlando Bloom isn't a great actor in my book.\nGandalf was cool, but a little bit lame when he became Gandalf the White.\n\nBut Boromir wins, because Sean Bean was awesome, and that's the best screen death ever. EVER I say. :D
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The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hv&id=1808475642&cf=info\nHarry Potter and the Goblet of Fire http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hv&id=1808475610&cf=info
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Lord of the 3??\n\nLord of the Rings was released in India (all three movies)\n\nNext, the big boxes of DVDs for the entire collection of Lord of the Rings might not be released in India because of slow sales or no sales.
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Yes to both. The books are better.  The 2nd and 3rd movies were nothing like the books.
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the lord of the rings series
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Lord of the Rings is one of, if not THE, best movies ever made. Basically there's this small creature called a hobbit that ends up having to destroy a very powerful ring to save Middle Earth. Awesome movie, you definitely have to watch it.
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Technically no. There is no actual prequel to Lord of the Rings. The Hobbit is another story from the same world that Tolkien created, but it is a whole story on to itself with the only real relation being that it is when Bilbo discovered the ring.\n\nThere are plans and ideas to make The Hobbit, but nothing set yet.
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The Hobbit \nThe Lord of the Rings \nThe Silmarillion \nThe Adventures of Tom Bombadil \nFarmer Giles of Ham \nFinn and Hengest: The Fragment and the Episode, Edited by Alan Joseph Bliss \nThe Homecoming of Beorhtnoth \nLeaf by Niggle \nMr. Bliss \nThe Road Goes Ever On (with Donald Swaan), [Sound recording] \nRoverandom, Edited by Christina Scull & Wayne G Hammond. \nSmith of Wootten Major \nTales from the Perilous Realm \nTree and Leaf \nSir Gawain and the Green Knight, Pearl, and Sir Orfeo, Edited by J.R.R. Tolkien and E.V. Gordon \nOn Fairy-Stories \nThe Monsters and the Critics \nThe Book of Lost Tales, Part One (Volume I) \nThe Book of Lost Tales, Part Two (Volume II) \nThe Lays of Beleriand (Volume III) \nThe Shaping of Middle-earth (Volume IV) \nThe Lost Road and Other Writings (Volume V) \nThe Return of the Shadow (Volume VI) \nThe Treason of Isengard (Volume VII) \nThe War of the Ring (Volume VIII) \nSauron Defeated (Volume IX) \nMorgoth's Ring (Volume X) \nThe War of the Jewels (Volume XI) \nThe Peoples of Middle-earth (Volume XII) \nThe End of the Third Age, Edited by Christopher Tolkien \nFather Christmas Letters, Edited by Baillie Tolkien \nPictures by J.R.R. Tolkien \nUnfinished Tales \nCarpenter, Humphrey, The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien, selected and edited by Humphrey Carpenter, with the assistance of Christopher Tolkien
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I liked the movies and finally finished the books.  I like Gandolf and Arwen.  I hope they settle the lawsuit with the Hobbit soon, since I would really like to see that remake.
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Sorcerer's Stone. It was the original and the best.