In reading this review, you have to ask yourself one simple question: How big of a movie geek am I? After all, Peter Jackson's classic trilogy has already been released in 2-disc & 4-disc versions of each film, and a massive 12-disc version of all three. And, undoubtedly, if you are reading this, you've already invested in at least one (or three) of them. What more could New Line have to offer? Well, that depends on our level of geekness. Let's test ourselves, shall we? Geek Level 1: You purchased the initial 2-disc theatrical versions of each film, then went ahead and bought the 4-disc boxed sets, featuring expanded versions of each movie, when they were released a few months later. Geek Level 2: Sure, you may have invested in the 4-disc boxed sets of each film in the trilogy, but man, that 12-disc boxed set is pretty damned cool! Geek Level 3: Sure, I have all six versions of all three movies, but is there nothing more? The answer, of course, is yes. If you find yourself falling under the Geek Level 3 category, then you definitely must invest in this latest "Limited Edition" version of the trilogy, available all together in a 6-disc set or as individual 2-disc versions of each film. Of course, if you are a Level 3 movie geek, why would you waste time with anything other than the whole enchilada? If George Lucas taught us nothing else, it's that you can never underestimate the spending power of the Level 3 movie geek.