How many time's have you rewatced the Lord of the rings trilogy I honestly believe I've watched...

I couldn't even get through watching it the first time

Pretty much similar. The Extended Versions, naturally!

Sarah 💋

I saw the theatrical versions once, and I had the extended versions but never completed them. Some stellar stuff in them!!

BloviatingBuffoon · F

So many times. Most during Christmas season

EndlessHorizon · 46-50, M

I’ve watched Fellowship easily thirty times (many more if you include partial watchings). And I love the other two movies just as much, but…the Shire. It just makes me so happy.

PicturesOfABetterTomorrow · 41-45, M

Quite a few times. It is one of the reasons I still have a DVD player.

Longpatrol · 31-35, M

2-3 times a year since I first saw them in the cinema

ronisme1 · 70-79, M

2 or 3 times

SpectralMourning · 46-50, M

I've lost count but at least that many times as well.

Jasmine2026 · F

Have u seen the 4 hour long version of all 3 movie's

MoveAlong · 70-79, M

I read The Hobbit and the trilogy. That was enough for me.

Steve42 · 56-60, M

Not as many as I was forced to watch Lord of the Flies.

valobasa4ever · F

Guess what? I’ve never, not once in my life!

DancingStarGoddess ·

Probably about that many also if not more. I love it. I put them on in the background while I'm cleaning sometimes too lol

EldritchFox · 41-45, F

Close to 20x and read the books a few times. It's a great escape.

WillaKissing · 61-69, M

I have no idea, but at least once a year or so I binge watch it starting with The Hobbit first.

Catastrophe · New

A few times. I read it as well.

gothfairy · F

I fell asleep within the first 5min of the first one 🙁

TheOneyouwerewarnedabout · 46-50, MVIP

Zip. It’s like 10 hrs worth 😳

Adrift · 61-69, F

Saw it once and I will never get that time back.

Fukfacewillie · 56-60, M

I’ve never seen any of it.

Elessar · 31-35, M

10 times? 10 times in a year here, maybe

RedBaron · M

None. I didn’t even watch it once.

SnickersDOM · M

Honestly, the "fantasy" genre (and period pieces or the supernatural too) are generally a colossal snoozefest for me ... moreover, if we're going to slip into make-believe, then please let it at least be science fiction, thus futuristic (even if it was a long, long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away)

About the only thing even tangentially, superficially similar that I can bear is Monty Python's Holy Grail, or A Discovery of Witches, which thankfully only spent a few episodes in the 1500s *whrew*

I lack the genetic ability to even faintly romanticize anything even remotely resembling ye olden dayes before science and modern medicine, et al. and spin it as anything other than what it was, because by any objective standard it was a sh*ttier time, not the least bit romantic, and I don't believe for one minute than anyone who grew up in the 20th or 21st centuries would survive there for long.