Lord of the Rings Trivial Pursuit Game

Bought this to play after Christmas lunch. I had the old Trivial Pursuits Genus board, so we adapted the play to match that (made the game longer). I used to be a real James Bond know-it-all (until Timothy Dalton took over), but some of the questions even stumped me. There's a good mix of old and new - I'd have said slightly skewed towards the new. It tells you the film that the question relates to - my family decided as a handicap I wasn't to be told the film. It did make it a little harder.There are 600 questions, across 100 cards, so there's little chance of repetition during the game.I do think you need to be a fan of the films to be successful at the game, otherwise many of the questions will be too hard.It gave us a couple of hours of fun after Christmas Lunch, so it basically stopped us all falling asleep.Very enjoyable (well, I won, so I would say that :-))

Love this pack, but it is literally for the aficionados of the Bond Universe. I read through a few questions with my Wife and friends, and even though we consider ourselves to be slightly* more knowledgable than the casual fan of Bond.However, this pack of questions is tricky - out of a sample of 10 questions 6 of us got less than 4.But is it worth it? Yes, it is - you get to find a lot out about certain aspects of the films, but it’s not a novice item!

Good fun. Really makes you think. Easy, medium and hard questions ..... but of course everything is easy when you know the answer. Definitely worth it for all Bond fans, even the really obsessive know every detail ones because there will STILL be questions that make you think really hard and still some you can't answer!

My kids and I play trivial pursuit all the time. But this is great for fans like us. Bit pricey for what you get though. Hence it lost a star.

A great gift for those 007 fans that want their knowledge tested. Guess the Bond girls, villains and what songs went with what movies! Exciting and mind boggling!

It's a great gift for lord of the rings fanatics, but only for them. If you like LOTR but are not a devout you will find it boring. Cards are good quality and well designed, questions are entertaining and surprising.

Great idea if you like your James Bond films but for some of the questions you really do need a serious degree in films etc. Some obvious choices of questions which most people could at least take an educated guess at such as singers of the theme tunes, cars, year of release & baddies but a lot of producer questions & actor/actress names where you'd need to be of a certain age when these people were big names at the cinema !!! Anyone in or around their twenties are probably now asking you what a cinema was & may get bored of this quite quickly as there are some very up to date questions but not that many. Could do with being looked at again by the manufacturer & having the categories of questions more family friendly as after all trivial pursuit is supposed to be that kind of game for most ages.

Great addition to trivial pursuit if you really really like lotr. Questions are hard but i like that