Lord Of The Rings : The Two Towers (DVD)
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The Two Towers leaps straight into where the story left off at the end of The Fellowship Of The Ring. The nine-member Fellowship has of course been broken, with the death of Boromir and the loss of Gandalf. The young ring-bearer Frodo Baggins (Elijah Wood) and his constant companion Samwise Gamgee (Sean Astin) set off alone in the direction of Mordor and Mount Doom - with the ultimate aim of destroying the One Ring of power. The two Hobbits are wandering aimlessly around in a rocky maze getting hopelessly lost when they are tracked down by Gollum (Andy Serkis), the one-time owner of the ring who fell so far under its corrupting influence that he is now but a shadow of his former self. Despite the objections of Sam, Frodo feels a bond with this wretched creature and agrees to let him lead them to Mordor. Sam does not trust Gollum, but is also beginning to get worried about the effect the ring is having on Frodo so must battle on with doubts lingering in his mind.
Meanwhile, Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen), Gimli (John Rhys-Davies), and Legolas (Orlando Bloom), are in pursuit of the warriors who have captured the other two Hobbits, Merry (Dominic Monaghan) and Pippin (Billy Boyd). Hot on the trail of the Uruk-hai, they are led to the land of the horse people of Rohan and the city of Edoras. It is here they encounter Rohan leader King Théoden (Bernard Hill), who is under the spell of Saruman and heavily influenced by the evil Gríma Wormtongue (Brad Dourif). The King is finally released from his spell and, despite the advice of Aragorn to ride out and attack the approaching army of Saruman, orders the evacuation of Edoras. All the people of Rohan head for Helm's Deep, a magnificent stronghold in the mountains where they will easily defend themselves from the approaching horde...or so they think, and the ensuing Battle for Helm's Deep becomes one of the truly iconic moments of this epic film.
Merry and Pippin meanwhile are on a quest of their own. Free from the clasp of the Uruk-hai, the two Hobbits stumble onto an Ent called Treebeard, a strange, huge and extremely old tree-like creature. The Hobbits must somehow convince the Ents that the evil hordes of Saruman and Mordor pose a threat to them as well and their assistance is needed to help defeat the dark powers. Ents don't do things particularly quickly, so it's a race against time to get these ancient beings to see the light.
EXTRA FEATURES
On the Set - The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers - interviews with various cast members such as Christopher Lee, Elijah Wood, Ian McKellan, Sean Astin as well as other cast and Peter Jackson (Director).
Return to Middle- earth' - WB Special
The Long and Short of It : This is a short film made by and with an introduction by Sean Astin (Sam).
The Making of The Long and Short of It
Lordoftherings.net featurettes
-Forces of Darkness
-Designing the Sounds of Middle-Earth
-Edoras: The Rohan Capital
-Creatures of Middle-Earth
-Gandalf the White
-Arms and Armor
-The Battle of Helm's Deep
-Bringing Gollum to Life
Trailers & TV spots
Music Video : Emiliana Torrini's 'Gollum's Song'
Special Extended DVD Edition Preview
Behind The Scenes 'The Return Of The King'
Video Game Preview - 'The Return Of The King'
Lord Of The Rings : The Two Towers (DVD)
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The Two Towers leaps straight into where the story left off at the end of The Fellowship Of The Ring. The nine-member Fellowship has of course been broken, with the death of Boromir and the loss of Gandalf. The young ring-bearer Frodo Baggins (Elijah Wood) and his constant companion Samwise Gamgee (Sean Astin) set off alone in the direction of Mordor and Mount Doom - with the ultimate aim of destroying the One Ring of power. The two Hobbits are wandering aimlessly around in a rocky maze getting hopelessly lost when they are tracked down by Gollum (Andy Serkis), the one-time owner of the ring who fell so far under its corrupting influence that he is now but a shadow of his former self. Despite the objections of Sam, Frodo feels a bond with this wretched creature and agrees to let him lead them to Mordor. Sam does not trust Gollum, but is also beginning to get worried about the effect the ring is having on Frodo so must battle on with doubts lingering in his mind.
Meanwhile, Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen), Gimli (John Rhys-Davies), and Legolas (Orlando Bloom), are in pursuit of the warriors who have captured the other two Hobbits, Merry (Dominic Monaghan) and Pippin (Billy Boyd). Hot on the trail of the Uruk-hai, they are led to the land of the horse people of Rohan and the city of Edoras. It is here they encounter Rohan leader King Théoden (Bernard Hill), who is under the spell of Saruman and heavily influenced by the evil Gríma Wormtongue (Brad Dourif). The King is finally released from his spell and, despite the advice of Aragorn to ride out and attack the approaching army of Saruman, orders the evacuation of Edoras. All the people of Rohan head for Helm's Deep, a magnificent stronghold in the mountains where they will easily defend themselves from the approaching horde...or so they think, and the ensuing Battle for Helm's Deep becomes one of the truly iconic moments of this epic film.
Merry and Pippin meanwhile are on a quest of their own. Free from the clasp of the Uruk-hai, the two Hobbits stumble onto an Ent called Treebeard, a strange, huge and extremely old tree-like creature. The Hobbits must somehow convince the Ents that the evil hordes of Saruman and Mordor pose a threat to them as well and their assistance is needed to help defeat the dark powers. Ents don't do things particularly quickly, so it's a race against time to get these ancient beings to see the light.
EXTRA FEATURES
On the Set - The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers - interviews with various cast members such as Christopher Lee, Elijah Wood, Ian McKellan, Sean Astin as well as other cast and Peter Jackson (Director).
Return to Middle- earth' - WB Special
The Long and Short of It : This is a short film made by and with an introduction by Sean Astin (Sam).
The Making of The Long and Short of It
Lordoftherings.net featurettes
-Forces of Darkness
-Designing the Sounds of Middle-Earth
-Edoras: The Rohan Capital
-Creatures of Middle-Earth
-Gandalf the White
-Arms and Armor
-The Battle of Helm's Deep
-Bringing Gollum to Life
Trailers & TV spots
Music Video : Emiliana Torrini's 'Gollum's Song'
Special Extended DVD Edition Preview
Behind The Scenes 'The Return Of The King'
Video Game Preview - 'The Return Of The King'