Follow-up; Fantastic!

Rating: Null/10 (30 December 2002)

The process of seeing a long-awaited, great film on a public holiday: Step 1: 7 days prior to screening, book tickets. Step 2: Leave home at a time that will allow you to arrive at the cinema (minimum) 45 mins before scheduled starting time. (Take into account looking for a park and buying popcorn.) Step 3: Get out the deck chairs and prepare to sit and wait for those two doors to open so you can get good seats. (Safety equipment is also advisable as people can be ruthless at times like these...) Step 4: If you have any food and/or beverages left, place them in the correct positions, sit back, relax, pig out and enjoy the show. Step 5: Log on to IMDb and write your comment on how fantastic the film was. On this occasion, the process applies to the amazing Lord of the Rings; The Two Towers, and my own experience. This would have to be one the historical films of our time in terms of production. Not only were the graphics, acting, scenery, etc absolutely stunning, but the fact that the second film was as good as, if not better than the first is a rarity in the business. Even though the entire story was adapted from one the most famous books ever, it was put together in a way that was fresh and imaginative and thus, captured the audience, making them feel as if we were actually there in Middle Earth. The actors presented their characters perfectly, the graphics were sensational and there was certainly no loss of quality in the film.
The second introduction of Gollum was also very well done. He was brought to life in a way that made him seem so real. He is a great example of today's lack of technological boundaries. With so many great qualities, and a 1000 word limit, I think i'd be cutting it fine by going into more detail, but i have no doubt that this movie will be talked about for many years to come. The acting and directing were second-to-none, leaving a great impact in the world of film.