Least good in the series (minimal spoilers)

Rating: 10/10 (7 January 2016)

Somehow the two towers, despite featuring some of the greatest battles in the LOTR trilogy, is the movie I like the least out of the three.
In the extended edition it's just really, really long. I can handle Tarkovskijs, so usually I don't have problem with long films. There's a flashback that allows us to see Boromir at Gondor before going to the council of Elrond, which might have been unnecessary, as we learn about his and his brother's singular relationship with their father in the next chapter, that eats up a lot of the extended edition.
While I understand that this is a 2002 movie, and Gollum was well portrayed both by Andy Serkis and the CG department, I don't like some of the CGI in this film. Those oliphants in a scene just look fake. Personally, I believe that ILM did some better job on attack of the clones, despite even Episode II of the Star Wars prequel trilogy lacks of some realism.
The two towers was a movie I liked, just didn't like as much as the other films in the trilogy.