The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

I find that thoughtful dialog makes a movie even better....the movie would have done better....Many of you, maybe even all of you have seen this wonderful movie.....it's deep and thoughtful characters..... ... Full Review

This has always been one of my favorite scenes in The Return of the King , and it does capture the themes of Tolkien in one haunting moment. It's difficult to pick a favorite scene from the Lord of the Rings trilogy -- but at least picking the one that won Best Picture narrows it down. ... Full Review

The magnificence is unsurpassed by any film I have seen this year, but by all accounts, Jackson is setting up "The Return of the King" as the greatest of the trilogy. I didn't even fidget in my seat, but instead stood on the edge of it, transfixed by the amazing film Peter Jackson has produced and directed. ... Full Review

If this movie doesn't win the Best Picture it better at least get nominated. Gimli has some great moments to help the tone of the movie and keep it funny. ROTK is a non-stop ride of action and adventure in the greatest battle scene in movie history. ... Full Review

The final movie, "Return of the King," won Oscars for best movie and best director for Jackson. ... Full Review

Aside from winning 11 Academy Awards (including three for Jackson as writer, producer and director), "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" is currently the second-highest-grossing movie of all time, with over $1.1 billion in worldwide ticket sales (see " 'Return Of The King' Crowned 11 Times At Academy Awards" ). ... Full Review

The third film, The Return of the King , won 11 Academy Awards including best picture and best director for Jackson. ... Full Review

It's still an excellent film....that's more of a problem here than on the other three tracks.....the picture appeared crisp and detailed.....The visuals appeared consistently positive for those segments....Aragorn's moments with the palantir are cool.... ... Full Review

And The Princess Bride is a fine film....Conclusion The Lord of the Rings film trilogy is an extraordinary cinematic tribute to a great work of Catholic imagination.....While not equaling the religious vision of the books, the films honor that vision in a way....Gandalf's self-sacrifice and descent into the nether world is the dramatic center and major set piece of the first film..... ... Full Review

There are several truly moving moments....Meanwhile, Legolas (Orlando Bloom) and Gimli (John Rhys Davies) continue to provide inappropriate moments of humor.... ... Full Review