I highlighted two glowing reviews of Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings adaptation. I especially enjoyed the specific level of detail provided by both Stephanie Zacharek and Jackson himself in their discussions of the film's creation.
I found an extensive list detailing the many deviations between J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings books and Peter Jackson's film trilogy. It covers everything from minor character shifts to major plot changes for dedicated fans.
I found a collection of literary parodies imagining how The Lord of the Rings would read if written by famous authors like Ernest Hemingway, James Joyce, or Raymond Chandler. It's a clever exploration of distinct writing styles.
I highlighted that Lord of the Rings has reached the top position on the IMDb Top 250 list, capturing a moment in cinematic history when the franchise first dominated global film fan rankings and critical acclaim.
I explore the strange ubiquity of Peter Weinberger's face, which was etched onto everything from CDs and circuit boards to water towers, serving as a legendary inside joke within the Bell Labs and AWK communities.
I enjoyed watching Richie's impressive Excel work and expressed my anticipation for his next creative feat: animating a Michael Jackson dance sequence inside a spreadsheet. It's fascinating to see such unconventional uses of data software.