'Rings of Power: Season 2' - Trailer

I wasn't a hundred percent sold on Season 1 but I didn't think it was that bad. It will probably be a while before I give it another go but I don't regret the go that I gave it, if you know what I mean ;o) Season 2 though... This is more like the real deal...

So, it doesn't look like there'll be a huge wait to find out who Sauron is this time and if that's Annatar (which I think it is) then it may be that Season 2 sails closer to the established lore than Season 1 did. I can work with that :o) The only question I have is around what the time gap is between the two Seasons, that's not a huge deal though.

Season 2 of 'The Rings of Power' will be hitting Prime on August 29th.


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  1. Bookstooge14 May 2024 at 21:52

    I didn't touch the first season with a 100ft pole. I tried the Wheel of Time one and that was so bad that I swore off amazon's attempt at Tolkien. If season 2 isn't that bad, maybe I'll not touch it with only a 10ft pole :-)

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    1. Graeme15 May 2024 at 00:54

      I didn't mind Wheel of Time but it's been so long since I've read the books that I had no idea what they'd left out. Rings of Power though... It looked amazing but took it's own sweet time doing anything and looking back on it, it showed that they didn't have a lot of plot to work with. I'm really hoping that changes in Season 2 :o)

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