ps...third paragraph up from the bottom.

Like Aquinas finding what was good in Aristotle and Paul finding good in the Greek's statue to the unknown God, I'm always fascinated when "rock" music intersects with Scripture and with existential truth and with that happening within bands that could otherwise be warned against for the young and rightly so. Led Zeppelin made implicitly Christian use of this Gollum mythology in that in their song "Rambling On", Gollum and the evil one creep up and take the singer's lady and he spends himself for her... i.e. on searching the earth for her from then on (a great metaphor of a woman falling from grace for a Christian husband as to the permanence of how he must seek after a wife that takes such a turn ...and how he must follow both Osee and God in their implacable love of the fallen).
Like the Stones' "Wild Horses", it deals with the eros bond as serious and incredibly deep... even if Jagger and others did not live that out in their lives (Angus Young of ACDC is married 25 years or more though that is not everything and he too will have to answer for many bad lyrics as in the "Razor's Edge" album which adversely affect those many bobbing heads that follow them).
Some of Zepellin on Gollum:
http://www.lyricsfreak.com/l/led+zeppelin/ramble+o...

Amazing.
They've got a HD version on their website.
http://www.thehuntforgollum.com/

Ooh, I had heard of this, but I haven't had a chance to hunt it down. Thanks, Jimmy!

For Only five thousand bucks this is one the best produced mini-movie I've ever seen, in fact I'd put it up there with the BSG mini-series.