Is It Really?

1:48 - Extended or Theatrical
9:18 - Favorite Moment/Scene
19:08 - Fellowship vs. The Sequels
24:45 - Film vs. Book
36:09 - Closing Thoughts

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0:50 - The Best Director
14:00 - The Best Picture

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0:42 - The Rules
2:08 - The Snubs
9:24 - The Misfits
22:52 - The Male Actors
32:42 - The Female Actors

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2:50 - The Prequels
16:50 - The Original Trilogy
32:30 - The New Kids on the Block
52:09 - Favorite installments
1:03:26 - Closing Thoughts

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