rooboy84

Shyamalan still is the master of twists and deception but it was too much this time. Great cast depth, Ivy is hot and the realness is all there but the fact that this type of thing has already been done it was dissapointing. Up until the end it was nearing perfection. This is starting to become a worrisome habit with many movies these days and lets hope these bizarre endings end.

85% of the movie is pure pleasure but unfortunatley the other 15% is rubbish and ruins it so overall about a 6 or 7. Dissapointing for M.Night's standard.

The large battle scene(you know what i'm talking about) is easily the best action scene ever, or at least that i've seen. No sequel let down this time, as the three were shot together so the form of director Jackson never strayed. Combining unbelieveably real special effects with solid acting, epic battles and the lovely scenery that is middle earth (nah, really new zealand)the two towers along with it's sibling films is arguably one of the great films in history.Everything about the movie is fantastic, it simply blows you away.

A must 10/10

What a way to end the trilogy. Perhaps if you had to you could find mini chinks in the armour for the third movie, but they are covered up by delicious suspense and excellent screenplay.

The large battle scenes near the end are just about as good as the two towers main one is, But maybe Legolas getting on and taking down the giant mammoth-like creature like he did is just a tad far-fetched?

But who cares I suppose when you have a movie like this? There's always going to be some little thing about a movie that may seem a tad on the negative side. I wouldn't even call it on the negative side anyway. An unforgettable trilogy. 9/10