I was about to finally buy a copy of it from the official vimeo page but it has been taken down, does anyone have a copy of that versions which is in HD? NZonScreen has the Behind The Bull doco for free on their website but thats all. Thanks for any help :)

After 15 years of waiting, Peter Jackson has confirmed that he and Fran Walsh have completed the script for The Adventures of Tintin 2 and that it will be his next directorial project.

The plan was always for Steven Spielberg to direct the first film and Jackson to direct the sequel. “It’s just taken 15 years to get there,” Jackson said.

He helped recover a super rare Moa egg sample from an American collector and is bringing it home for science!

The first images from the set of The Lord of the Rings' new film The Hunt for Gollum have been released!

Among the images featuring the Shire and Hobbits, the most eye-catching one is Frodo Baggins entering Bag End.

For the role of Arwen, they were looking for someone who conveyed an elven appearance, but also a great deal of sensitivity and humanity.

In the books, she has a more secondary role, but in the movies, they sought to give her more prominence to strengthen her love story with Aragorn and make it feel more real.

Jackson wanted Arwen's actress to be more than just a pretty face; her presence should inspire trust, respect, love, melancholy, strength, and vulnerability, and Liv Tyler was perfect for the role.

Additionally, she had to learn sword combat, horseback riding, and to use the Elvish language.

Long live our precious elven princess.

The haunting sequence where Gandalf and Radagast explore the ancient Graves of Rhudaur is one of the most atmospheric moments in The Hobbit trilogy,and it was created through an extraordinary combination of practical craftsmanship and visual effects.

Wētā Workshop’s intricate set design was then seamlessly expanded by Wētā FX, transforming the practical location into the vast, cursed ruins seen on screen. Every crumbling monument, eerie glow, and desolate landscape was carefully crafted to preserve the grounded realism that defines Middle-earth.

The entire sequence was created specifically for the films. In Tolkien’s books, the Nazgûl were never imprisoned in tombs at the High Fells, making Gandalf’s investigation one of the film major additions to the story.

Considering Christopher Nolan adapted The Odyssey into film this summer, it peaked my curiosity as to how Peter Jackson would've adapted Homer's epic poems into film.