The Lord Of The Rings - The Two Towers

I really enjoyed this. There’s lots of action, return of the best characters and pieces of the puzzle start coming together.

Absolutely engrossing! Lots of action, the story moves quickly from one scene to another. There is no 'dead' moment. Much better than the first episode of the trilogy. The end leaves you hanging there wondering what will happen next. I look forward to watching the last episode of this trilogy hoping that it will give me as much pleasure as I had watching this one.

Great film but the DVD quality was poor; random subtitles kept flickering which was quite distracting (not elvish translation! just the English spoken words appearing for a nano second every now and again). Also the sound quality was not very good

i did enjoy this film as much as the 1st 1 and i cant wait till the next 1 this is a film worth seeing as u shord no lol and this did get about 3 or 4 awords whats good.

this has a good adveger well basicly the same advenger as the 1st lord of the rings just what hapens nnext kind of thing a carry on ;) whats cool.

worth seeing and yep a good age its a 12 and shood be because of modrate horrer and vilance ;) ok

The tale continues with the Fellowship broken and three groups heading their different ways. Frodo and Sam carry on for Mordor and acquire along the way a travelling companion by the name of Gollum who promises to help them reach the Mountain of Doom. Elsewhere Merry and Pippin's attempt to escape the Uruk Hai leads them to enter Fangorn Forest where they encounter Treebeard, a walking, talking tree shepherd. Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli reach Rohan to discover that King Theoden has been taken over by Saruman, All the residents of Rohan are ordered to go to Helm's Deep where a massive battle against the Uruk Hai ensues

Out of the whole Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Two Towers is probably my least favourite - but that isn't saying a lot, really. The Two Towers is still one of the finest films ever made - it just lacks the charm of the first and epic scale of the third. I find myself now thinking about all the amazing scenes in this film, trying to resist the temptation to give this film five stars like I gave the other two.

Don't get me wrong, this is still a five star film - but the only way to show it as my least favourite in the trilogy is to give it half a star less.