The first two episodes of Rings of Power gets theatrical release ahead of season premiere

The show is slated for five seasons and fifty hours of screen time. The show has an expected budget of $1 billion, making it one of the most expensive television series of all time. More than television The series showrunners remark that the show is more than just a television series.

In an interview with Empire, series director J.A. Bayona, mentions that "The Rings of Power is not television". He adds, "It's a new form we're creating here."

Series showrunners J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay echo the statement of its director. In a recent interview, they mentioned that the prequel series has more action sequences than "any television or streaming show we've ever seen."

The series will feature an ensemble cast with Ismael Cruz Cordova playing the role of silvan elf Arondir while the elven smith Celebrimbor is played by Charles Edwards. Nazanin Boniadi takes on the role of the human healer Bronwyn, Sophia Nomvete as the dwarven princess Disa, and the human Halbrand will be played by Charlie Vickers Worldwide screening Cinemark has created a webpage where fans can reserve tickets to the one-night-only event. The tickets are offered for Cinemark Movie Rewards members in the US and Canada.

Tickets to the Cinemark event will be available for purchase on August 24. Each ticket reservation will include a $10 snack voucher.

According to various sources, screenings will take place in 200 locations globally. Amazon will be hosting screenings in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Argentina, Colombia, Australia, and New Zealand.

The first two episodes of the show will also be premiering three hours earlier than the announced schedule. The global premiere will be 180 minutes long and stream on Amazon Prime Video on September 1 at 9 PM PDT.