▶ Comparison of TLOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring 4K (4K DI) HDR10 vs Regular Version
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- Опубліковано 3 гру 2020
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No matter what format you're watching (dvd, blu-ray, 4k) the films itself is a masterpiece.
Joint best trilogy ever along with Star Wars (4-6), individually amazing and certainly the best fantasy films ever!
just like the whole trilogy
I agree! I like fan-made color restoration.
VHS is the best
@@raf2807 Hahaha, the memories... I've kept them. Honestly. Couldn't throw them away.
When Gandalf the Grey in 4k now really looks like Gandalf the Grey
But some people liked Gandalf the Green
Most of the shots look more natural now, but the greens and blues felt more fantastical to me.
Agreed, I think overall the new color grading is better, but in some shots it's "too natural" looking. Like some of the images just ended up being a beige/grey flat looking image, instead of having a vibrant pop. I feel like some images would have been better somewhere in the middle, where the new 4K coloring just looks like the more modern aesthetic of just making everything brown and grey.
If you watch this movie on a proper calibrated screen with hdr it actually looks very colorful and different compared to this video. He probably lost some colors with the hdr tonemapping. And also Don't forget that our screen are not able to fully push the colors of 4k movies yet so basically this movies will look even more colorful over time when screens will be able to reach the rec2020 standart. This master is made to last long like most 4k movies.
@@carrotsmoker9901 I absolutely DO think that the colour grading in the 4K Edition is more pleasant and very much needed in some places, but where it isn't, it's horrid. I'm also disappointed they didn't do a real 4K scan. At least I think so, I don't really see a difference there. Touch-up cgi here and there and fixing parts where the resolution is acting up (maybe it's just my TV, I don't know) would have sufficed. Maybe that's impossible, but it shouldn't be (she said, whilst knowing nothing about scanning film or rendering cgi).
I'm one of those boring people who utterly dislike discussing Tolkien's intent, but I'm making kind of an exception now because I think I should be allowed at least a little hypocrisy now and then: yes, mythology, as you say, yet it's a mythology with Fell beasts and Ents. If he wanted your standard "re-writing medieval times"-fantasy he would've written that, but he didn't. There are wonders and magic in his stories. Of course, to someone living in Middle-Earth, what is natural to them looks natural to them, but that's not the case for the reader or audience member. We need to feel that Gandalf's fireworks are magic, because we already know how real fireworks look, and if they looked like that in the movies, it would be pretty boring. And can one actually talk about what colour tones are the natural choice for the flames of a Balrog?
Furthermore, if I'm to be even more boring, in a practical sense, we use colours to convey more than, well, colour. The blue tint is cold, the greener grass is welcoming and warm, the glowing light in a vision makes it emotionally appealing, as I find this black and white reminds me of a "before colour TV"-look. If it's fantasy, it's perfectly fine to turn it up a notch. We do it all the time anyway, when we need something unnatural to make it feel natural. My pet-peeve, since absolutely no one asked, is when they put spinach or artificial colouring in pistachio ice cream to make it look tasty. It's not a fantasy elf slushie, it's ordinary ice cream, dammit! But yeah if we want caviar to feel special, we want it be red or black (again, not liking this either, always trying to avoid it, but there it is).
When I imagine the mythology of my own country I imagine Oden's horse to look like glowing steel, I imagine the rocks and mountainsides to be almost black; sharp and unwelcoming, the halls of Valhall bathing in a warm, yellow-ish light, I imagine the fields to be grayish-dark green, like some mix between silver and moss. That wouldn't be at all natural, but if someone made a movie about Midgård and everything looked like it does outside my window, I most certainly wouldn't watch it, I'd look outside my window. No eight-legged horse, which is a major drawback, but at least it's free of charge.
(OK, I realise that I basically wrote a novel, but I thought your point was interesting and my brain started to do that cool thinking-thing, so I went all in, sorry.)
@@femto8402 Oh, I see. Yes, that would explain why so many examples look different. I realise this is a very stupid question, but if you don't mind: what's the difference between 4K hdr on my phone and on my TV? Despite, you know, the fact that it's just plain stupid to watch the best trilogy ever on your mobile because it's a mobile, not the cinema?
I agree incredible
Me watching on my phone: WOW
Lmao me too
You can still tell a significant difference
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@Martin R. are you blind? 😅
Shame 😂
Thanks for putting each clip 10 seconds, because if you double tap it just flips through all the images
What does that mean? Double Tap?
@@WinPPham if you’re watching this from your phone you can double tap the right side of the screen to fast forward 10 seconds. Press twice on your phones screen quickly to fast forward.
@@WinPPham Press the right arrow on your keyboard twice: each press of an arrow key moves you 5 sec forward (or back) so with this you can leap 10s at a time which is the interval between the screenshots! EPIC!
@@Mustang46liters fun fact you can actually change this value to 20 seconds or 5 seconds or even 3 in the settings
@@RZ_2K I didn’t know that. Thank you.
While watching Return of the King in the theaters, I remember having to pee so that I thought I was going to die. As the tower fell, I remember thinking, "YES I CAN GO PEE!" only to learn there was another half an hour to go lol
HOLD IT IN!!!
The 2012 Blu Rays seem to have a slightly higher color saturation, in addition to the green tint.
I understand removing the tint but I'm not sure that I like the desaturation.
u watching in hdr??
The HDR replaces the high saturation. HDR+high saturation would look a bit over saturated. It’s still not as vibrant all around, because they’ve been more selective with what gets to be bright and colorful. There are some things that don’t get to be saturated as much, and some things that are saturated way more than previous versions.
The best example of them making something MORE saturated that I can think of is the Balrog scene. The flame is now so much more warm and aggressive looking, with the contrast between the dark HDR black surrounding it and the much more vibrant red-orange of the fire.
i don't know how to feel about this. i kinda grew to like the green tint.
So did I.
It added to the fantasy setting
I always thought it was a blue tint.
The clips still don't do the 4K justice. I'm not exaggerating, watching it in it's pure form on 4k disc is simply stunning. I've watched these movies hundreds of times and the color corrected scenes are simply marvelous. Upgrade it immediately!
Well Johnny, it would be better if your comment was also fair and consistent. You couldn't mix things up and say I have the 4K disc and the result is not the same as you see on UA-cam. I ask you the same question about different panels from different brands. Do you think you will get the same results ? Of course not !
I just bought this new 4K TLOTR movie collection and I can say it is a great buy and killer upgrade in video quality. Some of it is pretty stunning.
Nine discs were giving to the race of men who above else desire quality
The 4K colour grading definitely looks closer to the original theatrical release, which is a good thing for a lot of parts, especially The Shire scenes.
It looks like spring where the 2012 was autumn.
I don't believe you have such a vivid memory of the original theatrical release. 😂
@@opupfg There's a video on UA-cam called "Why your favourite films look different" or something like that. The theatrical version and the blu-ray extended cut are compared there.
@@opupfg But I do remember how the version I watched (Netflix Canada) looked, which is basically the theatrical release in terms of colour grading.
Having just seen some brand new 35mm trailers of all 3 films, I can confirm.
Wow! Some of those before/after shots, I had forgotten how much Teal, Green and Blue was altered/added in post. This is looking amazing, cannot wait to snag a copy and enjoy all over again.
Okay. This is not quite what I expected. I've always felt the original color grading was a bit too much, especially in some scenes... But removing the look of the film altogether and pushing it the other way, towards natural and sometimes even boring hues... I don't know. That scene where we see Frodo for the first time, reading his book under the tree... It literally took my breath away when I saw it for the first time in the cinema so many years ago. It was that beautiful! The depth, the colors, all the subtle nuances... It was simply magical. But now it just looks blunt to say the least.
Thank god they took out the green tint. And the new colour grading looks great. Honestly the new colour grading is a bigger selling point than the resolution bump
I barely noticed any better resolution (perhaps a limitation in the cameras used) but I agreed that for most scenes the color looked much better. I thought that for all CGI scenes it sometimes looked too light but for the actual scenery scenes, the 4k looked much better!
I totally agree, having seen these movies upwards of 20 times each, you nailed it about the color grading. But when they get the resolution clearer and the color fixed, it's a total revelation.
I've heard lots of good things about the 4k edition and (judging from your screenshots) it does look astonishing... HOWEVER, I somehow strongly dislike the new green of the Shire when you look at the transition around 04:38 . Maybe this works as a whole, watching the movie, but here it seems so strange, because to me, life in the Shire always seemed so innocent and carefree; a paradise untouched by evil. And the warm colors in these scenes emphasized that, but now it looks so cold and just... well, too real :/
I couldn’t agree more, I actually liked some of the greenish colors of the film. It have a better color contrast and had a much more fantastic style to it...
@@Pablofrommerkwood The green tint looked nice for the shire scenes in the original extended blu-ray and I would agree that it's missed here. Although the problem with that edition was that the tint seemed to have been applied to the entirety of the first film. When you got to the mountain scenes, it really ruined the pristine whiteness of the scenary and the color and sparkle of the one ring.
Hmm I disagree. Watching the 2012 blu Ray it almost hurts your eyes how green the shire is 😂 it looked fake honestly. I’d rather have it look like real grass than Disney grass. And as the other comment said, the green tint was applied to the whole movie which looked pretty terrible
Yes, it's time and beautiful 4k picture, I like it!
Can’t believe how much better the extended color grade is compared to the original bluray. Its amazing what can be done now with older films to make them like the original print
If this would be George Lucas he would replace Bilbo with young Bilbo from Hobbit in 3:51
That's exactly what I was thinking when it got to that scene lol. He absolutely would have.
Beautiful comparison as usual thx👏👏👏!!!!!!!!
Great stuff! The 4K colour grading looks so much better. Thank you for all your hard work
Thank you for making this, I was hoping for a good look at the 2k BR vs 4k UHD versions for purchasing, you’ve now sold it to me completely. 4k UHD will be in my possession soon!
I only have the 2009 trilogy version and the last time I watch them it felt like watching DVDs, can’t wait to watch these later on the evening.
I thought could they really improve on the already stunning blu ray. Well this confirms it. Almost completely different colours. I bought the DVD, Blu Ray and now will get the 4k. They are making good money off me!
Wow greatly enhanced detail and the colors look more natural then the bluray version.
4K is also bluray...
@@gorankopcic7827 You know what he meant 🙄
Horray they removed the terrible green tint
@@jimmneedle I know I was one of those people who watched this in theaters back in the day, I got hooked ever since then.
I kind of liked the green tint on Minas Morgul… but yeah, elsewhere it makes less sense.
@@jimmneedle It was exactly like that. The problem was only present on the Extended FotR BluRay release.
Overall I like it. I just can't decide which Mordor I prefer and Minas Morgul is the only one I can say I prefer the 2012 version
I'm enjoying the first movie: the resolution and the HDR are simply stunning! A masterpiece at its best!
That opening revelation shot of Rivendell. OMG the detail 😲
It's a 2K DI upscaled to 4k with massive noise reduction so you have actually less details than on the blu ray. But the new colour grading and better contrasts are at least good
THANK GOD SOMEBODY MADE A COMPARASION VIDEO
Just finished the LOTR EE 4K this weekend. For those of you who haven't upgraded to the 4K player yet... DO IT!!!! The movies have never looked so beautiful.
The 4k version looks sooooo natural in comparison, colors are so much less Saturated and accurate, so idk if I like it, if I was given the 4k version I woudltn say I would be mad 👀 need to view them on my 4k tv to decide
Is there DNR in all 3 movies ?
@@patrickc950 perfect breakdown..
www.blu-ray.com/movies/The-Lord-of-the-Rings-The-Motion-Picture-Trilogy-4K-Blu-ray/278517/
@@Vezon2121 It’s not too natural then? Losing its mystical qualities?,..
Thank you very mutch for this video
Everything went from green to real natural colors. I'm patiently waiting for mine to arrive soon from Amazon 😁
At 2:28 that looks mighty fine. You cant knock the already great looking blu rays the 4k looks like a nice notch up in detail though for the most part it looks subtle
Wow! Just as Peter explained in his video about the conversion process for UHD, he focused on color correction and patching up the SFX. The flesh tones are more natural, the colors are deeper and I love how it's brighter overall, unlike some 4K upgrades. Details are amazing. Looks as good as I hoped. Looking forward to watching extended editions on my rig.
can you add split screen after doing the slides? sometimes its too subtle to notice the differences.
Not sure I'm a fan of how some of the color seems to have been washed out 🤔
The question is... how are you watching this video? Because on a 4K tv, it’s not washed out at ALL. This is one of the best restorations that’s been done yet
Make sure you are watching in HDR on youtube otherwise theres not much point in watching this.
OLED TV
"This is the way"
Wow this is amazing. In my mind I always think of fellowship as much greener and bluer and prettier than the other movies but that's just because they spend so much time in shire, Rivendell, mirkwood, and the river area so it's crazy to see that in addition there's also a full on blue-green tint! Lol
IMO the bluray looks dam near as good as the 4K
I'm so glad they seem to have fixed the coloring issues that the extended edition Blu Ray had! (I received my Steelbook 4K set the other day and it's gorgeous, but the person who wants to watch the movies with me is unavailable for a little while, so it's agonizing having to wait for them lol!)
I think the Shire scenes looked better in the regular version,
somehow the yellow glow gives me this feeling that I'm watching something extraordinary.
Ok I bought LOTR from Best Buy on Dec 1. I have watched FOTR (most of it) and can tell you... OMG OMG OMG!! The things I really noticed was the Last Alliance in intro. Sound really improved (unfortunately I do not have Dolby Atmos. And the sound has gone from DTS to Dobly True HD on my Onkyo) on my 7.1 system. Could really hear things better and more surroundish (??). Other things that popped - Rivendell, the pillars in the Mines of Moria, the Balrog (could see a lot more definition and color gradients!!). This is a truly astounding transfer imho and definitely worth the money. I got a Sony 85" 850 tv (4k natch) and a Sony UBP-X700. Just my two cents!!
It looks freaking AMAZING, when the price drops I'm definitely going to get these
I saw in one video where there was one seen where the top of Gandalfs staff was completely erased and other scenes were things were missing in the 4k not sure if I'm going to upgrading from my blu-rays yet 🤔
I recently bought a 4kTV so thank u for comparison, definitely buying it even thought i already watch it 100 times...
I liked the green/blue tint in some scenes
Tnxs a lot, bro!
Cool 😎 . I thought the colors were strange in the original. Some faces were orange. The film makers used Red Camera to shoot this series. Today we have cameras by ARRI that can do a much better job such as ARRI Alexa LF Mini (and ARRI lenses). The new 4K mater color correction looks great to me based on this video. I will watch it again soon. Thanks.
@@just_delightfulcolor grading old software wasn’t that great either back then.
This was all shot on film, so not sure what you are talking about.
Gandalf the Grayest Edition
Great comparison video as always! And really awesome that you now have the videos set to where 4K HDR TVs can detect that it is HDR. But I do have a suggestion. See if there is a way the videos just pop up as HDR. This video popped up as HGIG HDR, which from what I hear is more of a gaming HDR than regular HDR. I had to turn my Dynamic Tone Mapping off on my LG C9 in order to get the right picture, which is good for HGIG HDR. But for regular HDR, I leave it on because it really does bring out the true nature of the film. Otherwise, the video was awesome!!
Dear Josh
I understand but you have to know that to have the precise colors of TLOTR trilogy I had to proceed in this way. Therefore you will have it in my next comparisons and in particular for Hobbit. Thank you :) !
@@Mymoonization Completely understand! I know that UA-cam HDR is just now taking off and plenty of people are starting to use it so I'm sure you are still experimenting around with it! Again, great video as always and I'm looking forward to your next comparisons!!
My pleasure 👍 !
Looks awesome!
Wonderful display of UA-cam compression artifacts.
I think PJ's tastes have changed over the years. The unnatural, cyberpunk glow has made way for natural light.
I'm watching this on my Pioneer Kuro. It's only 1080p and SDR but the changes look amazing. I love the 4K Edition at 3:26. Gollums eyes are just so piercing and menacing that are completely lost in the 2012 blu Ray. Skin tones also much more accurate. It seems that with this new 4K version, they wanted to preserve colours more accurately rather than relying on a grade to set the mood. I don't know how other feel but I honestly believe it looks so much better for it. Especially evident in the shot with Saruman.
1080p only and SDR.......hmmmm......very strange ??!!!!
Peter Jackson expressed that he wanted to make these movies hold up on sound and color, even to fix some sfx/CGI.
@@Mymoonization it's a 12 year old TV.
I like the original 2012 blu ray edition better. The colors look more natural like film.
Wow. A definite improvement. This is probably the first time that I have ever seen a subsequent edition look BETTER than a previous edition -- of ANY movie. In all other cases, it seems that each new release of every single movie ever made simply results in more and more teal/green filtering being slathered onto previously attractive prints. This is the first time that I have ever seen some excessive digital grading DECREASED. Bravo, and well done.
I was thinking the same thing. I came here to consider upgrading my trilogy but after this I am staying put. I currently have a 5.1 audio so until I upgrade to home Atmos I will wait.
It seems like for the most part, they've rolled back a big amount of the cinematic and warm or cold colour changes
I heard that they have put a lot of noise reduction and extra sharpening to the image which removed a lot of detail from the movie. But the hdr seems to be a very good implementation.
We're no longer in The Matrix!😃
Great video, Great work Warner Bros
Damn the ring really pops on saurons finger my god. I didnt know what i was missing until i bought the 4k
It’s more noticeable in some scenes than others. But it’s still the best version. The Atmos track is what really sells it I think. It’s fantastic
I’m still sitting on collections edition, debating on returning it and just picking up the regular set.
Over all the HDR looks better but on some of the outdoor scenes with him laying against the tree or them in the shire, the Yellows are better on the Blu ray than the HDR....hmm.
Not gonna lie I kind of like the regular version more. It feels sort of nostalgic for me. Reminds me of seeing the movie from a Blockbuster rental for the first time.
They reverted the colour to look like the original that was in the theatre, so should be ‘more’ nostalgic.
@@vincevirtua yeah but that's just me. I didn't get to see it in theatres. The first time I saw LOTR was as a kid when my brothers rented it from Blockbuster. So that crappy early 2000s DVD quality makes me feel more nostalgic.
I agree, they added light in darker scenes, I don't think it makes them better, honestly.
Excellent
Such a difference in picture quality. High Dynamic range at its best!
Wow, you’re using HLG now. Very cool!
Me after seeing this: I might need that DTS X soundbar I think.
You mean Dolby Atmos
Just got them. It’s really a huge difference
The difference in the lighting and the Actors faces tell the major differ in HDR and 4K.
This is what I imagined LOTR to look like ❤️
Is there DNR Iam hearing there’s some use and you can tell ?
So what I'm mostly seeing here is that they applied a new filter to the video and called it 4k? :P I don't know. Not really impressed by this, but it could also be the YT compression that removes a lot of the finer detail that 4k resolution brings.
Colour grading and contrast is 50x better. It's just new to our eyes to see scenes that we knew witbout the greem and yellow smear filter but there is no denying it looks better and more natural.
Let's be grateful they took the effort to not only remaster them but to take into account visual consistancy between films.
I remember seeing it in cinemas in 2001 and loved seeing it again in 4K they are masterpieces by peter Jackson
Can’t really judge until I see it in motion but I’m seeing minimal resolution uptick, a fair bit of noise reduction with edge enhancement but on the plus side a great colour grade.
I remember somewhere back in 2003 I was trying to download wallpapers of this movie in 1024x768 and it would take me a minute per image. Now here is every frame is a wallpaper in 4k. What's next, 8k?
8K or 16K........who knows :) !
Already some 8k tv's available to buy. Hopefully 8k disc players do eventually come. As a few movies now shot using digital 8k camera's.
Plus some classic older movies like 2001 A Space Odyssey, Lawrence Of Arabia etc were shot on 65mm film. Which is roughly equivalent to 8k resolution.
@@C--A crazy. This way soon you will be able to zoom and see Minas Morgul in details from the point of view of Gandalf and Pippin on Minas Tirith 😁
How do you make hdr a quality option on UA-cam?
Thank god Jackson didnt Lucas the remastered 4k versions with nonsensical background cgi characters/monsters
And u to buy 4 the fith times the movies before it will be upgrade..
But he sure did Cameron the shit out of these movies. What a waste of resolution to dnr these to the level of wax museum.
I think there are good and bad here. I will acknowledge improvements o er some shots that just look better and then I see some shots that take AWAY from the scene. Arwyn was spared, but imo I don't like how they colored that "glow" the elves had. It was an artistic expression they gave them to let the audience know these are angel-like-beings. I know it's almost nitpicking, but the greenish texture of Minis Ithil being reduced is another example of the world building of Middle Earth being simplified. Like I said the 4K looks awesome but it's the specific artistic shots that appear to be reduced.
I agree, I sticking with my current edition as well.
Looking forward to HDR, for sure; but I fear that something might end up feeling like it's been lost with the other adds, specifically the sharpening. The old shots look like paintings. The new ones look like they retroactively adjusted the camera's focus. Better? Maybe... Things jump out and look more 3d than before. But the old, flat, oversaturated colors that gave the older shots that 'painting' look, those shots just feel right somehow.
Note any face shot, or 11:30 for me right now, Boromir blends right in to this saturated, dreamy blue atmosphere behind him. Then, he jumps right out, dreamy haze gone, distinct from his background -- no longer a participant within a fuzzy dreamlike scene, which was almost distant like a memory, but now is strikingly just an actor in front of a set.
But, that said, some shots were frustratingly low res previously, mostly fuzzy architecture or atmospheric shots; where I'll be very excited to see them clearly for the first time.
Update, it's gold. Only complaint is Gollum, he looks CGI now, before it was never obvious. That is not nearly enough of a complaint to not recommend the set.
This new version isn't very good as the old extended version. The 2012's just looks beautiful, I don't understand why people hate it. The green/blue tint overall is fantastic, give u the feeling of an amazing fantasy world. I like also the darker and more realistic tones of this version, but the colors are sometimes colder and i hate that. I think I'll buy the 4k when they'll release the extended version.
The 4k includes the extended editions.
@@Gpoteat100 what?! I didn't know, are u sure?
Yes he’s right !!!
Just love the background soundtracks - Can someone put some info about the names of the tracks?
Knack soundtrack 😉 !
It seems to me that the new version somehow reverts back to the original toning of the theatrical originals. Good choice. Too bad you didn't include the Caradhras scene for comparison, but thanks anyway!
How can I see a difference on my phone which cant display 4k?
It's nice the Peter Jackson felt the need to give the fims a natural color pallet. Its a cool idea to color grade and I understand at the time of doing the extended editions its was a new tool at the time but its like he saw how unnatural it made some scenes looks.
Looks really good! Thanks for the video, can you do one for the Hobbit films?
In time 👍 !
@@Mymoonization "Time? The answer is Time!"
Yes Time. do you have any idea how much work this gives me to make a comparison anyway ? Also there are two other parts before I move on to the Hobbit. So be patient. Thanks !
@@Mymoonization the “time, the answer is time” quote is a reference to the riddles in the dark scene with Gollum. lol
Is it sad that I can hear the audio from the movie while looking at the pictures
its much more color accurate and pleasing to the eye but some changes definitely look worse like at 11:03 the compositing around the Uruk is way more apparent, which they could have easily fixed.
I don't know why 4K is better than the standard blu ray. I've seen severañ pic 2 pic comparisons and it seems the only thing that changed is the filter, the sharpness and accuraccy of the image looks actually the same.
Man, I want this set so bad, but no way am I paying $90 for it. I already have it on dvd, blu ray, and digital.
I'm pretty sure you can change the settings in the tv to remove the blue/green tint,no?
I advise you to change only the color temperature to zero !
2 scary for me. And good work
now if only i could get my hands on a ps5 to watch the new 4k HDR
Just get a $180 4k Blu-Ray player or an Xbox One S.
Awesome! I hope you also do the hobbit
All Lucas !
@@Mymoonization great! I can't wait
The black riders leaving Mordor and the wood elves leaving looks better in the blu-ray imo
I’m assuming you mean the color grade?
@@rafaelnahafahik7781 Yes. Not the sharpness and the resolution. Obv those are better in the 4K
Well I already got the BR extended editions and for what I seen the 4k doesn't seem to be worth the upgrade. Now I would upgrade if I could trade the old ones for credit towards the newer ones like maybe 30% off then I would definitely get them. But we know that's not going to happen so I'm going to stick to what I have. Good video tho.
I agree, I came here to decide the same thing...to stick with my current blu Ray extended set
4k looks like what I saw in theaters back in the day. Way better than blu ray release. Finaly green is green and blue is blue. No more green tint.
Somebody can tell me wich version is closer to the original Theatrical Release? Because I'm always thought that the 2012 Extended Version was corrected to match the original version showed in cinenas in 2001...now I'm confused
I guess the 2012 extended version was the one with the blue tint, so no, it wasn't corrected to match the original version. More like the 4K one.
I have the LOTR Trilogy in the Theatrical Widescreen DVD.
I like the background music, what was it?
From Knack soundtrack !