show me a picture of gollum from lord of the rings

Take a look at these behind the scenes photos from both movies and see if you agree.

While some may disagree I’m firmly in the camp of The Lord Of The Rings (LOTR) being the far superior trilogy. A behind the scenes glimpse really highlights the differences in sets, costume design and use of computer-generated imagery (CGI) technology, which underwent huge advancements between the two trilogies. Secondly, the filming process was very different. Firstly The Lord of The Rings is actually based on a trilogy of books, while The Hobbit is one book and some extra content from other Tolkien works, stretched over three movies. There are huge differences between the two trilogies. For many Tolkien fans, it was at this point that the entire thing fell apart. It was this success that led to Peter Jackson, who directed the trilogy, being asked to adapt The Hobbit, which was also released yearly in three parts, from 2012 to 2014. Quick filters: Cut Outs Vectors Black & white RM W2C8E4 New Zealand, North Island, Wellington, Weta Cave Cinema special effects company, statue of Gollum, character from The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings films RM B0E0TD Small statue of the Gollum from the movie 'Lord of the Rings'. In The Lord of the Rings movies, Gollum's design has become iconic for perfectly encapsulating the character. They were also nominated for 30 Academy Awards and walked away with 17 of them. By Ben Hardwick Published The iconic look for The Lord of the Rings' Gollum was far from the character's original designs until motion-cap actor Andy Serkis got involved. The Lord of The Rings trilogy comprises three movies which were released yearly from 2001 to 2003 and went on to gain huge critical praise as well as mammoth box office success.

Show me a picture of gollum from lord of the rings