My Favorite Movie of All time!!! LOTR Trilogy

The Lord Of The Rings trilogy movies is certainly my all time favorite movies from all the movies I have watched so far narrowly beating The Matrix Trilogy !!!???!!!

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The First One: The Fellowship Of The Ring

The pace – The Story commences significantly snappier than in the book.

Cate Blanchett as Galadriel – Will make you crap your jeans.

I think Sean Bean was an incredible pick for the part of Boromir, adding a ton of weight to it. Lamentably I think this motion picture reaffirmed the "Sean Bean kicks the bucket in each film antique"

Aragorn didn't generally get the opportunity to do much in this film.

Score: 4.5 out of 5 – The Cooperation of the Rings is a standout amongst other kick-offs to a film set of three I've seen (it's on the level for me with Batman Starts and Ghost Danger). Despite everything it figures out how to catch the joyful blamelessness of the first Tolkien novel yet in addition makes a considerable measure of emotional changes that makes this in to a vastly improved film. It buildups you up well and there aren't even that numerous minutes where the running time would begin to feel once again bearing.

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The Second One: The Two Towers

Gollum is truly outstanding and most fascinating characters at any point resolved to film. Pitiable and even marginally thoughtful yet evil and curved. He fills in as a great indication of what will happen to Frodo if the ring isn't demolished. Serkis' execution is my outright most loved part of the film.

Frodo starts to fall – Elijah Wood truly offers Frodo's defilement from the ring in this and the accompanying motion picture. Though he was merry and pleasant, he currently begins to end up relatively suspicious and you even begin to question him.

Aragorn kicks ass!

Gimli and Legolas' manly relationship

Theoden's ownership scene – Mushy and completely cooked up for the motion picture, however Route superior to the comparing scene from the book.

Happy and Pippin's Enterprises with the Ents – What seems, by all accounts, to be an aggregate C-storyline ends up one of the sensational features of the film.

Clash of Rudder's Profound – With such a significant number of exhausting and over-long CG-soaked fight scenes in the other LOTR motion pictures, I can never comprehend why Jackson didn't adhere to the more grounded feel of this one.

Not by any stretch of the imagination a feedback in essence, however the film really cuts off much sooner than the comparing book in the first LOTR set of three. While this gives the film a more viable conclusion, I feel the accompanying film may have endured a smidge due to being so gawky with its degree in the first place.

Score: 5 out of 5 – The Two Towers may in actuality be the best novel to film adaption ever! It takes what was effectively the longest, most exhausting and drawn out sections of the first Tolkien piece and retools it into an amazing, energizing and activity pressed experience film. This stands close by Domain Strikes Back as extraordinary compared to other center parts of a Set of three. Accordingly, it maybe unfortunately eclipses even the film-set of three's finale.

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The Last One: The Return Of The King

This movie really shows how far down the shitter the character falls before the finale.

+ Gollum!

+ Shelob

+ Witch King of Angmar and Eowyn’ confrontation!

+ Pippin’s awesome song number

+ The Army of the Dead

~ Saruman’s fate is not shown in the theatrical version and honestly, the version seen in the extended version is quite anti-climatic. Not that Saruman is that interesting. Despite a rousing performance by Christopher Lee, he spends the movies standing around and yelling, whereas he’s a much more interesting character in The Hobbit movies.

~ I respect that Jackson wanted to make Arwen a bigger part of the storyline, but her impeding death seems like a very artificial way of adding a “ticking clock” to the movie’s plot.

The ridiculously huge battle scenes really start to get boring in this film.

This movie just refuses to end!!!

Score: 4 out of 5 – The Return of the King is a visually stunning, epic fantasy film. It’s also criminally long and a little badly planned out from a dramatic stand-point. It really takes a long time for anything interesting to happen. Lots of cool things do eventually happen and there’s some great resolutions as well. Unfortunately, the movie drags out its finale so badly that it doesn’t feel very rewarding

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So that is it I guess... My favorite Movie series of all time is the LOTR trilogy, and in my books it will be really hard for someone to emulate what Peter Jackson has done.