The series hits it's worst point, the end...

Rating: 8/10 (29 June 2005)

As the series has caught on to a new franchise, attracting younger viewers and tugging a whole new look to the style of Tolkien's world, attention to detail becomes flawed and relentless in trying to sound clever in some of the lines; and characters begin to make conversations that are unnecessary that you've all heard before. Such as: "Middle Earth will fall to the hand of SAURON." being quoted by nearly ten people in the series.
It possesses inner qualities in it's self that are more miscellaneous rather than real movie quality. It's clichéd, it's corny and repetitive, but that's what makes it brilliant. The fact that everything is coming to an end in a great adventure to end all adventures is the main interior of this epic series climax that we see before us conquers all of your reason to criticise and leaves you on the edge of your seat...that is, after two hours and forty-five minutes...
The rest of the film is absolutely abysmal, and there is no point in the last three scenes except for filler material. If those last scenes were the overall quality of the film, this would be 4/10. Because it is a pure waste of time to look at the last twenty minutes.
Another huge flaw, is that all the bits you actually didn't want to miss that were from the book are missed and some of the things you desperately wanted to observe are on sale for £10-20. They are all put on as extras on DVD video.
I give this a strong 8, for reasons I said earlier. No doubt the worst film in the series, but you could still watch this over and over again and never get bored...
I hope the new Peter Jackson movie bodes well, as he puts King Kong at the centre of his new phenomenon, because he's been a brilliant director for the LOTR series.