The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power first reactions are out; read more

The wait is over! I’ll watch the whole series when it drops, with enthusiasm.” Therese Lacson from Collider feels “While there’s still a whole season to watch, The Rings of Power is off to a successful start in delivering on its promise of quality and firing on all cylinders,” while Chris Evangelista, Editor & Chief Film Critic Slash Film shared, “I enjoyed Amazon’s LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RINGS OF POWER! After watching The Rings of Power, it’s easy to imagine how the Middle-earth depicted in the Amazon series could eventually transform into the decaying, almost post-apocalyptic world featured in the Jackson films.” Comparing the upcoming Amazon Original series with a recently released fantasy drama, Rebecca Nicholson of The Guardian wrote, _"_The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power is so cinematic and grand that it makes House of the Dragon look as if it has been cobbled together on Minecraft. To be sure, season 1’s second episode is stronger than the first, which is primarily focused on establishing the various characters, tensions, and the darkness that has befallen Middle-earth.” Jamie Lovett from ComicBook is filled with excitement after watching the first two episodes, “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power is a series with good bones. Charles PM, Film and TV writer at The Verge expressed, “I thoroughly enjoyed The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, a very expensive show that makes sure you know where all that money went.” On the other hand, Alan Sepinwall, Cheif TV Critic at The Rolling Stone said, “Despite Amazon’s completely backwards development process for #LordOfTheRings: The Rings of Power, the Tolkien adaptation is a visually stunning, often fun fantasy epic in its early chapters.” Erik ‘daibo’ Kain from Forbes called “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power a Breathtaking To Middle-earth And The Lord Of The Rings” and added, “I genuinely liked even if some people want to keep yelling at me that they’re mad that black people are in it.” The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power is set thousands of years before J.R.R.