Extended version of the best of the trilogy About how the Fellowship couldnt give up hope
This is a four disc extended version of Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers.<br /><br />Each movie in the trilogy had a theme. The Fellowship of the Ring was about the costs it would take to destroy the Ring. The Two Towers is about not giving up hope to destroy the Ring. It is also the best of the three releases.<br /><br />The Two Towers lays out a series of seemingly impossible situations the Fellowship of the Ring now divided into separate groups must face. First, Frodo and Samwise are heading towards Mordor on their own and must allude the forces of Sauron. Second, Pippen and Merry have been kidnapped by Orcs while Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli are chasing after them to try to free them. Finally, Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli come across the Kingdom of Rohan which is about to be attacked by a huge army of Orcs under the command of the sorcerer Saruman. Sauron and Saruman are the Two Towers the Fellowship must face. It seems like so few can’t stand up to so many. It’s the unexpected help of Golem, the return of Gandalf, the leadership of Aragorn, and the discovery of the Ents that will give them the chance to turn the tide.<br /><br />As the extended version of the film there are several new scenes that were not included in the original. For example Eomer of Rohan finds Theodred the prince of the kingdom dying at the hands of Orcs under the command of Saruman. That gives background to why Eomer tried to convince the king to defend Rohan from the sorcerer. Some are much more important than others but they do help fill out the story. That also means the film is split between 2 discs.<br /><br />The other two are filled with extras on things like filming in New Zealand, the artwork, etc.<br /><br />While not essential if you already have the original film release of Two Towers I did really enjoy the extra scenes and of course the two other discs are for the real fans.
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