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The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)

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90%
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87%
(25 reviews)
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Directed by
Peter Jackson

Written by
J.R.R. Tolkien, Frances Walsh

Cast
Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Liv Tyler, Viggo Mortensen, Sean Astin [more]


Release Date
• USA: Dec 18, 2002
• UK: 11 Dec 2002
DVD Release Date
• R1: Aug 26, 2003
• R2: 26 Aug 2003

Budget $94,000,000

Official Website:
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Website

MPAA Rating
Rated PG-13 for epic battle sequences and scary images. (also special extended edition)

Running Time
2 hours, 59 minutes

Country USA, New Zealand, Germany

Production Companies
New Line Cinema, WingNut Films, Lord Zweite Productions Deutschland Filmproduktion GmbH & Co. KG, The Saul Zaentz Company (licensor) (d/b/a Tolkien Enterprises)

Studio WingNut Films

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• The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
• The Two Towers



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The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Reviews

external linkThe Two Towers will neither disappoint the legions of Lord of the Rings fans or the new converts who adored The Fellowship of the Ring. But be forewarned: The Two Towers isn't about cute Hobbits going on a quest--this one gets down to the nitty-gritty. [read review] 3.5/4
--Kit Bowen (Hollywood.com)
external linkIt certainly surpasses "The Fellowship of the Ring" in terms of wit, action and narrative drive. What it lacks - at least until the climax - is the first film's wow-factor. We are now accustomed to the environs and inhabitants of Middle-earth. [read review] 4/5
--Nev Pierce (BBC Films)
external linkUtterly astonishing, truly epic film that comfortably exceeds all possible expectations – with stunning action sequences, jaw-dropping special effects and thoroughly engaging characters, this is a directorial tour de force. [read review] 5/5
--Matthew Turner (ViewLondon)
external linkI sat in a seat, wrecking my spine and numbing my ass, to watch what was supposed to be the greatest moment at the multiplex this year, possibly ever... They duped me into seeing this series a second time. [read review] 4/5
--B. Alan Orange (MovieWeb)
external linkWell, mind-blowing action is one thing. What sets the LOTR movies apart even more is that through it all, we remain close to the countless memorable characters embodied by a greatish cast. [read review] 4/4
--Kevin N. Laforest (Montreal Film Journal)
external linkThe Two Towers starts out a little slowly, but the rousing second half, which gathers momentum like a boulder racing downhill, will leave audiences craving more when the end credits roll. [read review] 4/4
--James Berardinelli (ReelViews)
external linkWhat one misses in the thrills of these epic splendors is much depth in the characters. All of the major figures are sketched with an attribute or two, and then defined by their actions. [read review] 3/4
--Roger Ebert (Chicago Sun-Times)
external linkYes, there are some "middle-chapter" problems, but Peter Jackson's Tolkien adaptation hasn't lost its devastating humanity, its heart-stopping cinematography or its epic sweep. [read review]
--Charles Taylor (Salon)
external linkThe Two Towers as a film was absolutely amazing. Any fan of the books as well of the first movie will be thoroughly engulfed by the story of The Two Towers. [read review] 5/5
--Brian Balchack (MovieWeb)
external linkThis is quite simply an amazing film, a triumph of storytelling, a triumph of action, a triumph of terror and yes damn it a triumph of special effects. [read review] 5/5
--Carl Lazarevic (MovieWeb)
external linkThe epic legend of "The Lord of the Rings" continues -- and the second installment, "The Two Towers," is an utter triumph. [read review]
--Paul Clinton (CNN Showbiz)
external linkTwo Towers should serve as a postcard to George Lucas, one that reads 'Making great movies, wish you were here!'. [read review] A
--Larry Carroll (CountingDown)

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