The Best of the Three

Rating: Null/10 (18 December 2003)

Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King was, at a close-call, the best of the three. Between the first and the third installment it was hard to decide which LOTR film was the best. But, I wanted to decide.
This movie is the most vividly well done movie. The best movie I have also seen all year. Peter Jackson has created a masterpiece in filmmaking. This trilogy could be the best trilogy of all time, and easily contends with famous trilogies such as: Indiana Jones, or, Back to the Future.
Some famous memorable parts of the movie were with Pippen looking into the seeing stones. Gollum showing us a detailed past. A very intriguing and interesting split of characters including seperate missions and deeds. Like, Gandalf got paired up with Pippen. Merry stayed within a close location of Aragorn, Gimli, and Legolas. Sam and Frodo continued onward to Mount Doom. The battle at Gondor with the trebuchets was extremely well done in CG. You also couldn't help noticing the beauty of all environments, especially by the weathertop and back at The Shire.
The Return of the King was the only movie of the three, that had a perfect combination of battles with storytelling, and outdid itself in all spectrums of storytelling and fighting, and movie structure in general. A masterpiece.
10/10