The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

"If I could live in middle earth, I absolutely would. Read the books in the early 80's and my favorite actor since 1985,Viggo Mortensen, is Aragorn. It's a win all around. "

"Two Towers has some of my favorite bits of the entire trilogy, but it's probably the worst of the three films. That being said, this is still better than most movies I've seen, the imagination that went into visualizing all of these concepts never ceases to amaze me. The story, albeit slow at times, is wonderful. Even if the CG starts to slip up here, it's never painful to look at, like a lot of The Hobbit is. The Ent battle is such a cathartic moment, Jackson nailed the weakest part of the book"

"My favorite film of the trilogy. It most successfully develops the vital idea of Tolkien's books, about the overwhelming physical toll and consuming nature of evil, and the choice to act courageously in spite of it — the sense of fear and loss that permeates every victory, the thin grotesque form of Gollum, a constant reminder of Frodo's path forward into the abyss, the vast vistas of natural beauty, each in their own way containing an implicit freedom, threatened by the shadowy, desolate, unnatural Mordor. Most notable however are the micro moments of connection - literal and otherwise - close-ups of bodies and hands exchanging invaluable items, holding friends in need, outstretched, waiting for lovers, embracing tools and extensions of duty, all sharing a common cause."

"Great movie"

"This is my absolute favorite in the trilogy. No question. And honestly when I saw the transformation of Smigel to Gollum, oh my god it was very impactful, if not completely terrifying. I love all 3, but h to us is the one that holds a spot in my heart."

"Lord of the rings three stories seems like one big story and I enjoy them immensely."

"A fine movie, I’ve just seen it way too many times."

"Just a fun movie to watch!"

"I couldn't even finish it, it is the most horrifying thing I have ever seen"

"⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"