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Grab the entire Lord of the Rings trilogy on 4K Blu-ray for $50

Looking to spend a weekend inside with a good binge? Gruv has The Lord of the Rings trilogy on 4K Blu-ray marked down to $49.99, just below Amazon’s price and only a little bit higher than the all-time low we usually see around Black Friday. This version includes both the original theatrical releases of all […]

Grab the entire Lord of the Rings trilogy on 4K Blu-ray for $50

For the price of $49.99, Gruv is currently offering the complete Lord of the Rings trilogy on 4K Blu-ray. This deal falls slightly below Amazon's price and is a slight increase from the lowest price typically seen around Black Friday. The trilogy comprises all three original theatrical films - The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, and Return of the King, along with their extended editions.

New subscribers to Gruv can further reduce the cost by utilizing the promotional code FIRSTGRUV15 during checkout, which provides an additional 15% discount. The films, directed by Peter Jackson and originally released between 2001 and 2003, were shot in New Zealand, allowing for a seamless sweep through theaters over three consecutive Christmases.

The trilogy was well-received by both audiences and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. As a Tolkien enthusiast who snuck out of school to see the final film at the age of 13, the reviewer finds these films to be the definitive way to experience Middle Earth, thanks to the extensive additional content that delves deeper into the world and its characters.

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