Review of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002) by John D — 08 Aug 2016

From Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee continue their journey to Mordor, as thier journey ends they end up being held by Faramir of Gondor. In Rohan, Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli pursue the Uruk-hai who have taken Merry and Pippin prisoner.

Ended up in the land of Helm's Deep together with King Theoden and his people. Merry and Pippin flee into Fangorn Forest and meet Treebeard, the oldest of the Ents. I'm not a wtf nerd in these kind of fantasy books but after I watched the whole film.

It looks like I need to take a note as from what I saw. It is the most epic fantasy film I've seen for a very long long time. The gothic art of a visually embodied film is just breathtaking to watch.

Every single scene has it's own color. The gorgeous locations are stunning. Camera shooting of every angles is just brilliant. Why I wouldn't care about the pacing? Because it is that good, the execution is very well made that you don't mind what's going to happen.

Your so into story and hungry for it's plot. The extended edition is a must watch for fans thus this serve as the whole cover up of the book. The musical score is outstanding and give me that chilling feeling especially the elvish scene.

Andi Serki's portrayal of Smeagol is priceless. Elijah Wood, Viggo, John Rhys-Davies, Ian Mckellen and Orlando Bloom. These people right there give the most of their performance. To think this is a well budgeted film and became one of the most top grossing films of all time.

An epic proportions that you would never forget. With the most unforgettable battle scenes that you have seen for your whole life. Perfect 5 stars!