Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 4.6 / 5.0

STUNNING FINALE:

The LORD OF THE RINGS trilogy will become a classic because director/writer, etc. Peter Jackson had a vision, stuck to it, and gave us three masterpieces of cinematic excellence. Taking such a complex book as Tolkien's series was no easy task and in spite of many obstacles, Jackson delivered a trio of unbelievably well made adventures.
In this final chapter, Jackson's vision is beautifully realized with outstanding cinematography and editing; superb special effects and a wonderful cast of actors who were... more info

The new "King" of film:

The heavily-anticipated film adaptions of J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" began in 2001 with THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING, a truly extraodinary film. In 2002, it was continued with THE TWO TOWERS, which topped THE FELLOWSHIP. And now, in 2003, we have THE RETURN OF THE KING - a film which rules all others. Here, ladies and gentlemen, is a serious candidate for best movie ever made.

The first part of the film is actually taken from the novel of "The Two Towers". We find Pippin (Billy Boyd) being... more info

The crowning touch to an amazing trilogy!!:

The only bad thing I can say about this movie is that it's the last one. Oh yeah, and it isn't the extended version DVD. I had to buy this movie even though I knew a better version was coming out before Christmas; it's just too good to wait that long. Although I loved the movie, I did have one complaint: the whole Saruman plotline is wrapped up in a really odd way. (Peter Jackson promises that this will be rectified in the extended version.) The extras on this DVD aren't anything special, but I don't buy... more info

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