It's easily one of the best battles ever put on film and the special effects are entirely convincing (as they are throughout).
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Of course, the movie finishes off with the battle of Helm's Deep, a forty-minute non-stop barrage of carnage and destruction, explosions, mayhem and might. Howard Shore's sweeping score is better than before and highlights the evocative nature of the movie, often threatening to overwhelm us with the sheer wonder of it all. Visually, the film is always spectacular, splendid and sweeping it makes even better use of the varied New Zealand countryside than the last film which is no mean feat. The bear-like Whargs are violent and unpleasant the Oliphants are amusing and breathtaking in equal measure the Nazgul and their winged demons are fantastic to behold. The main action, of course, comes from the whole Aragorn/Legolas/Gimli storyline, mixing in plenty of incident and nasty creatures along the way. Gollum is fantastic, a breath of life straight from the book Andy Serkis does wonders with his voice and movements and helps to craft the flawed, schizophrenic psychology of the ugly but hugely sympathetic creature. Then we have Frodo and Sam crossing the dead marshes (complete with creepy corpse ghosts â the horror imagery is strong in this movie folks, and Jackson doesn't skimp on the splatter either) and meeting up with totally CGI-created Gollum. Of course, a walking tree is a hard thing to portray, but with the aid of some outstanding special effects Jackson does it and does it so superbly. Merry and Pippin's encounter with the Ents is awe-inspiring stuff. Jackson takes the option of cross-cutting repeatedly between the three different sets of principal characters and his method pays off nicely, offering a well-rounded film that never lets up with the drama (I was astonished that three hours had passed by the time this was over â it felt more like just one hour). Where to begin with such a film? The characters, I guess. Plus, Jackson has done his magic and inserted a few memorable scenes of his own so there are plenty of surprises even for those who know whats coming. Everything you could want from the second book is here, up on screen and even more amazing than Tolkien could render. I'm an action lover at heart so I was in seventh heaven watching this movie.
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Thankfully free of the time-consuming introduction needed to begin the first part of Tolkien's trilogy, Jackson now has time to focus on developing characters, perilous quests, and, of course, out-and-out action. Following in the footsteps of THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING, Peter Jackson's second instalment of the trilogy ups the ante tenfold, offering one amazing movie packed with heart, action, romance, dazzling effects, and brilliant characters. Well, I'll be darned if this isn't one of the best epic movies I've ever seen in my life. Reviewed by Leofwine_draca 10 / 10 Fantasy greatness with one of the best sieges put on film In conclusion, a fine film and for me my personal favourite of the trilogy. Here Gollum is designed superbly, and Andy Serkis's performance is absolutely phenomenal and Oscar-nod worthy. Ian McKellen, Christopher Lee and Bernard Hill are also perfectly cast, but the real revelation in my view with this movie is Gollum. Viggo Mortensson is as strong and charismatic as ever. Elijah Wood is likable enough with a stronger-written character, while Sean Astin's bumbling persona suits Sam really well. People may disagree, but I think The Two Towers is the best directed of the trilogy too. The music is also darker and perhaps more complex, the story is richer and compelling and the dialogue is thought provoking.
You can tell a lot of effort went into this and it showed. The cinematography is one of the strongest assets, while the scenery, costumes, lighting and make up(the orcs look amazing) are all gorgeous. When it comes to the scope The Two Towers is possibly the biggest in the trilogy. And some of the characters are developed more here than they were in Fellowship of the Ring primarily Frodo and Aragorn, who were played very well there but a little bland in comparison to here. Also the final battle is just breathtaking in the action, direction and in its scope, and very compelling and epic. For one thing it is less talky than Fellowship of the Ring, and the pace is a little more secure here. The Two Towers is my personal favourite of the three for several reasons. I do love all three films of The Lord of the Rings trilogy, all are visually stunning with wonderful music and strong narratives. Reviewed by TheLittleSongbird 10 / 10 My personal favourite of the trilogy
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