Orangelake555
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The complete series has been around three years, and the film series still isn't complete. The longevity thus far has been deliberate stretching of the release dates by Rowling and Warner Bros., not due to people inspired to pass down the text for its value. The Return of the King was published in 1955, forty-eight years before it's film was released. You really think that a film version of Deathly Hallows would be successful in 2059? No chance.
Regardless, I'm WELL aware that there is ZERO chance of Disney announcing LOtR tomorrow or any time in the future, I just believe that if they DID, it would outstrip Potter by a mile.
After every other crazy theory being thrown around on the previous 21 pages of this thread, I figure it doesn't hurt to delve into the most impossible, fit-inducing possibilities out there (i.e. a life-size recreation of the Starship Enterprise in Tomorrowland, a fifth gate featuring Minas Tirith on one side and Barad-dur on the other, etc.). But alas, we dream.
You know there was a movie made in 1978 that completely bombed right?