Some of the best scenes from the Soviet miniseries of “The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring”, made in 1991.
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lol. But you know, there’s a certain passion behind it
https://youtu.be/6jLM_5T46No
It is nothing compared to the Soviet Hobbit, featuring fantastically translated subtitles.
This was made ten years before the Peter Jackson movies.
We laugh, but despite obviously spending 90% of the film’s budget on bath salts and snake blood, they managed to make a better movie than The Hobbit trilogy.
In Russia this is called “total sovok.”
“It’s me, Sauron, the Dark Lord! Gimme your fucking lunch money, nerd!”