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Ultimately, choices made in the adaptation of "The Lord of the Rings" have elicited mixed reactions from fans. While some longed for the included fight scene, many appreciate Jackson's adherence to the core essence of Tolkien's narrative.
The enduring legacy of Jackson’s trilogy demonstrates that alterations can be made while still honoring the original material. In the end, his decision to omit the Aragorn versus Sauron fight serves as a reminder of the delicate balance between cinematic interpretation and literary fidelity.
As we reflect on the intricate adaptations of beloved stories, we applaud the efforts of directors like Peter Jackson who strive to honor the source material while delivering compelling, cohesive films.