In 1937, English author J.R.R. Tolkien penned a children’s book called “The Hobbit ... and “Hobbit” movies in chronological or release date order. Tolkien followed the success of ...

But if you’re planning to include the additional Middle-earth books that were published after Tolkien’s death, the chronological order changes quite a bit: This is the first of the three “Great Tales” ...

It started, of course, with J.R.R. Tolkien’s epic fantasy book series. Adaptations followed over the years, first on radio, then in animation, before Jackson finally brought the realm of Middle ...

Tolkien used a style suited to the book, which follows the conventions of a moral fable. Ronald Knox (who chose ivy-plant for the creeper) was overcome by his appetite for inversion of word order ...

They also accepted Bakshi’s pitch to quote: “do the books as close as we can, using Tolkien’s exact dialogue and scenes.” The Lord of the Rings has all the trademark scenes you’d expect ...

During an earlier interview, Kamiyama mentioned his love of Tolkien's books, but said it was ... initial enchantment he felt for the world in order to take on the project, and recapture the ...

Susana Polo is a senior entertainment writer at Polygon, specializing in pop culture and genre fare, with a primary expertise in comic books ... and J.R.R. Tolkien himself on The War of the ...