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Don’t need to. Howard’s got everyone covered.

Posted 7th May 2026r/peterjackson

Defy the Gods. Watch the New Trailer for Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey and experience the film in theaters 7 17 26.

Posted 5th May 2026r/u_Scenora

The year is 2003. Gollum wins the award for Best Digital Character for The Lord of the Rings and gives the best acceptance speech in history.

Posted 3rd May 2026r/peterjackson

The live-action ‘ELDEN RING’ movie will release on March 3, 2028 in theaters

Posted 20th Apr 2026r/AlexGarland

Happy 62nd Birthday to Andy Serkis.

Posted 20th Apr 2026r/peterjackson

Shogun: Season 2 is officially in production!

Posted 18th Apr 2026r/ShogunTVShow

Philippa Boyens teases what’s to come over the next years for ‘Lord of the Rings’ fans

Posted 16th Apr 2026r/peterjackson

The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum only in theaters 17 December 2027.

Posted 15th Apr 2026r/peterjackson

The official trailer for ‘PASSENGER’ has been released. In theaters May 22.

Posted 14th Apr 2026r/u_Scenora

After making $1.5 billion at the global box office, you’d imagine Avatar: Fire and Ash’s commercial performance would guarantee Avatar 4 and 5. But according to a new report, Disney is weighing up the franchise’s future, and even plans for an Avatar expansion at a theme park.

Posted 10th Apr 2026r/JamesCameron

Netflix has confirmed it will broadcast the live stream of Artemis II globally tomorrow, as it flies by the moon. Beginning at 1 pm ET

Posted 6th Apr 2026r/u_Scenora

Scream 7 becomes the first in the franchise to cross $200M worldwide. The film was made on a $45M budget.

Posted 29th Mar 2026r/u_Scenora

Stephen Colbert will co-write the upcoming Lord of The Rings film 'Shadow of the Past,' alongside Philippa Boyens and Peter McGee. The film will cover six chapters in the 'The Fellowship of the Ring.

Posted 25th Mar 2026r/peterjackson

Guillermo del Toro refused to make FRANKENSTEIN with too much visual effects: "I want real sets." "I don’t want digital. I don’t want AI or simulation. I want old-fashioned craftsmanship. I want people painting, building, hammering, plastering."

Posted 24th Mar 2026r/u_Scenora

James Cameron once offered Matt Damon 10% of Avatar if he agreed to star. Damon turned it down. The film went on to earn $2.7B, with the sequel adding $2.3B. Cameron later said he might still give Damon a cameo in a future Avatar but the 10% is long gone.

Posted 22nd Mar 2026r/JamesCameron

The Lord of the Rings trilogy was filmed entirely in New Zealand. Filming locations spanned more than 150 locations in both the North and the South Islands.

Posted 22nd Mar 2026r/peterjackson

An article from the year 2000 on the casting of Liv and Cate.

Posted 16th Mar 2026r/peterjackson

AVATAR: FIRE AND ASH wins the Oscar for Best Visual Effects

Posted 16th Mar 2026r/JamesCameron

Aragorn forgetting Legolas's fathers name. 😂

Posted 12th Mar 2026r/peterjackson

Unpopular opinion: the first Hobbit movie is overlooked and has perfect scenes like this one.

Posted 12th Mar 2026r/peterjackson

Andy Serkis reveals his most emotional Lord of the Rings moment. 😂

Posted 12th Mar 2026r/peterjackson

The Man in the Iron Mask was released 28 years ago. It was Leonardo DiCaprio’s first film released after the massive success of Titanic, with the studio quickly positioning him as a leading star in a large-scale historical adventure.

Posted 12th Mar 2026r/JamesCameron

Well ya can’t miss this part

Posted 12th Mar 2026r/peterjackson

Karl Urban talks about his experience shooting The Lord of the Rings: “(Peter Jackson) is probably my favourite director I’ve ever worked with.”

Posted 12th Mar 2026r/peterjackson

Bill Paxton died OTD in 2017. You knew a movie was gonna be good if Bill Paxton was in it. Tombstone, True Lies, Apollo 13, Twister, Titanic... the list goes on. And he's still the only actor to have played characters killed by a Predator, a Terminator, and an Alien. Legend.

Posted 12th Mar 2026r/JamesCameron

The Moria fall in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001). Gandalf drops into the chasm, grabs Glamdring, duels the Balrog midair while the choir detonates at full volume. Absolute cinema that still makes the spine tingle every time.

Posted 12th Mar 2026r/peterjackson

“I have found that it is the small everyday deed of ordinary folks that keep the darkness at bay. Small acts of kindness and love.” — J.R.R. Tolkien

Posted 12th Mar 2026r/peterjackson

Some scenes live forever... "You bow to no one" is one of them.

Posted 12th Mar 2026r/peterjackson

Every confirmed and rumoured actor in The Hunt for Gollum movie releasing in 2027

Posted 12th Mar 2026r/peterjackson

When Fox executives tried to shorten Avatar (2009), James Cameron refused to cut a single frame. He famously told them to get out of his office, reminding them that his previous film Titanic paid for the building they were standing in.

Posted 11th Mar 2026r/JamesCameron

The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers - Saruman's Speech

Posted 11th Mar 2026r/peterjackson

King Thranduil (Lee Pace) has never been so excited for being a part of a film. A true fan.

Posted 11th Mar 2026r/peterjackson

Did you know James Cameron couldn’t land directing work, so he wrote The Terminator?

Posted 11th Mar 2026r/JamesCameron

Andy Serkis Reveals Gollum’s Theme Song 😂

Posted 11th Mar 2026r/peterjackson

Who gave the best performance as Hobbit as in the books, in your opinion?

Posted 11th Mar 2026r/peterjackson

Just a sketch with Sharpie

Posted 11th Mar 2026r/JamesCameron

Is Aliens the greatest sequel ever made?

Posted 11th Mar 2026r/JamesCameron

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