The Hobbit series was released a decade after The Lord of the Rings trilogy but serves as its prequel within the story chronology. More details about the show have come to light over the years, one of the most shocking facts being the budget of the TV adaptation – a staggering $465 million! That is far more than the budget of Game of Thrones and will make it the most expensive TV show ever filmed. Their dreams came to life when Amazon announced a multi-season The Lord of The Rings: The Rings of Power TV series back in 2017. The enormous popularity of the Tolkien franchise ensured that fans will get to return to the world of Middle-earth in the near future. The Hobbit trilogy, a prequel series that grazed the silver screen a decade later, may not have been as great as its predecessor, but it is still amazing in its own right. Tolkien’s series showed that a fantasy film can be a huge success if done right. Hopefully in the future we may see these classic shows appear on the platform in some shape or form.The Lord of The Rings movie series rocked the film industry in the early 2000s, grossing nearly $3 billion at the box office and winning a total of 17 Oscars – a record the trilogy still holds to this day! Peter Jackson’s adaptation of J.R.R. No matter the reason it’s a shame it’s still locked away. Sadly this film isn’t available on Disney Plus, possibly due to the film dealing with touchy subjects and even sharing some of the same cast as Song of the South. It also has segments of hand drawn animation and musical numbers. This film gives a strong message of working hard and never giving up. He names it Danny and decides to enter him in the county fair to try and win the blue ribbon. This 1948 live action film follows a young boy named Jerry, who adopts a young black sheep who was rejected by his mother. So perhaps someone over there wants to erase this show and replace it with the new Lightyear film. Though no official reason is given producer Tad Stones did say that the folks over at Pixar didn’t like the show.

The series follows Buzz Lightyear and his crew of space rangers battle Emperor Zurg and various other threats to the galaxy. The series takes place in the world of Toy Story, as in this is the TV show the toy Buzz is based on. This series ran from 2000 – 2001 and consisted of 62 episodes and a direct-to-video film.

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