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LORD OF THE RINGS THE TWO TOWERS
Official Site: LordoftheRings.net Director: Peter Jackson Distributed by: New Line Cinema Theatrical Release Date: December 18, 2002
Cast: (alphabetically) Sean Astin, Cate Blanchett, Orlando Bloom, Billy Boyd, Ian Holm, Christopher Lee, Ian McKellen, Dominic Monaghan, Viggo Mortensen, John Rhys-Davies, Andy Serkis, Liv Tyler, Hugo Weaving, Elijah Wood |
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The movie is spectacular. Once again Lord Aragorn joins forces with Legolas and Gimli as they arrive in Rohan with the help of Gandalf the White the reincarnation of Gandalf the Gray and together free Lord Theodin from his spell placed on him by Souramons spy Wormtongue. A fantastic tail of good vs evil is unveiled in this superbly visual and well recieved film.
In this episode we are introduced to the CGI animated Gollum (Smeagel). This character took on a fantastic life of its own in this film. So well done was the character that you forget within the first few moments of his introduction that he is an animated character and begin to feel a very human connection to the frail and sickly Gollum.
The rings power begins to take its toll on our hero Frodo as Sam and Gollum try to help him make his way to the fires of Mount Doom. Merry and Pippin are thrust into their own adventure as they are introduced to the mighty Tree Imp Tree Beared.
As Souramons powerful army prepares to attack the people of Rohan and destroy the world of men our heros are faced with the worst of themselves and their fading hopes. So not only do they face the evils of MiddleEarth but their own demons as well.
Peter Jackson is an amazing film maker and I will be looking foreward to any projects of his in the future! |