Blood squeezes out of the firmly-shut red elevator doors and fills the lobby.Two of the Overlook""s ime-warped occupants - a pair of young, mannequin-like twin girls (Lisa and Louise Burns), each wearing a blue party dress [are they he previous caretaker Grady""s two murdered daughters?], holding hands in a flower-wallpapered hallway, and staring grimly at the camera, appear in a cut-in for an instant between the engulfing waves of spilling blood.All threeLord of the Ringsfilms in the first rilogy won Oscars for Best Visual Effects.With a production budget of $93 million, the film grossed $313.4 million (domestic) and $871.5 million (worldwide).It was the lowest-grossing (domestic) film of the original trilogy, and the lowest-grossing (worldwide) film of the 6-film franchise.One of the jet fighters, piloted by feisty Blair Williams (Moon Bloodgood), was shot down by the H-K during the rescue mission, and she ejected into some dead power lines.On the veranda of the club, four men are seated playing bridge.One of them [later identified as John Strangways (Tim Moxon)] rises and excuses himself o make a regularly-scheduled appointment, walking out onto the driveway of the club and passing the three blacks seen earlier.The Hobbit group and Strider proceeded to the elf enclave of Rivendell after Frodo was stab-wounded by a Ringwraith""s sword (a Morgul blade).