Defines, classic cinema. Which we haven't seen in awhile?

Rating: Null/10 (15 December 2003)

I will tell that the two towers is so good. It's better than part one. The film has got a better plot, better character development, incredible battles, and beautiful special effects. But the real hero of the movie goes to Gollum. Gollum is the best performance. More charcater decvelopment is put into charcaters like Legolas, Gimli, and Gandalf. But, as far as humans go-the movie belongs to the precious Eowyn, who I think is gorgeous for a Shieldmaiden of Rohan and Eomer, who has loves for horses. He's says he's the ruler of the riddermark, which is King theoden's men.
Peter Jackson once again shows great talent, and icon actor Christopher Lee is extremely powerful as Saurman.
The movie paces itself on suspense with wondrous creatures, amazing landscapes, action sequences, and then we get a one of the most astounding battle scenes ever filmed.
The movie does not end the way Tolkien ended the two towers book, which is really the only fault of the film. They also could've axe out Arwen a little bit but she was good for awhile.
the scene that were really startled me, was the bormoir and faramir sequence. How in the heck that was done. This film should reclaim classic cinema just because that scene. It carried a lot of emotional weight and it was very daring and risky for the filmmakers.
Peter Jackson shows the enthusiasm that J.r.r tolkien had for trees. we also meet Treebeard, and the ents in this movie, which is pretty cool.
To sum it up, this is my most favorite out of the series until 2 days from now.