Absolutely Perfect!!!

Rating: 10/10 (14 April 2004)

I can't exactly find the proper words to describe this unforgettable legend of our time. After seven years of film making, I think Peter Jackson achieved a point of success that couldn't be higher or better. What I watched as "The Fellowship of The Ring" and "The Two Towers" was also brilliant; however my admiration for both the director and all the crew became deeper when I witnessed "The Return of the King. Also crowned by 4 Golden Globes and 11 Oscars, I'm absolutely sure "The Return of The King" was the best film I have ever watched. Not only because of its epic story, fantastic characters or visual effects (which was also the most magnificent work of its kind), also because of the perfect performances of the actors and actresses, the conversations, individual scenes etc... It's not only a fantastic movie either; it bears the elements of drama, romance, self-sacrifice, friendship and even a little bit of comedy; placed properly inside, without damaging the spirit of the tale..
Shortly I think it was a film was both a thrilling adventure and a work of art. And nearly 400 million dollars prove its worth as a thriller while 11 Oscars show its artistic side (set aside 11, how many fantastic movies do you know to have taken an Oscar?). And I mustn't deny the splendid work of J.R.R. Tolkien by writing one of the best novels I've ever read; which became the most important cornerstone of the film.
Both the film, the actors, the director and the producers; along with Howard Shore, the talented composer of the original soundtrack, and lastly all the crew working for visual and sound effects, art direction and many others, placed the film, the trio and the novel in the unforgettable sections of many places. Many fantastic movies were produced (there are more then 3 movies named as "The Lord of The Rings", and I'm talking about big productions), but none brought this kind of films where it is nowadays. Therefore I don't quite agree the title "Best fantastic movie of all times" for this film. "Best movie of all times" would be more appropriate...