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I had, uh, missed it when the thing came out, but as a four-day-only roadshow I figured I should catch it. Want my opinion? I had a much better time at The Last Samurai. I share the Boston Globe reviewer's opinion of the one that opens tomorrow:"Clearly, the man strides through Tolkien's world with great joy. Yet what I felt when the lights came up at the end of this visionary, titanic, relentless experience was something different: a strange relief that it was, at last, over."
For myself it's already over, I don't think I could endure another three hours of static, unhuman moviemaking. Even the attempts at humor were unremittingly feeble. Who cares whether these creeps live or die? Not I.
Nor was I impressed with the CGI.
clark
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Topic - Saw The Two Towers (Director's Cut) last night on the Big Screen. - clarkjohnsen 10:37:23 12/16/03 (7)
- Better than 2 but an outrageous butt-buster . . . - albee33 19:02:20 12/18/03 (0)
- Read the book or read Asimov .....nt - boxhead 20:13:44 12/17/03 (0)
- Re: Saw The Two Towers (Director's Cut) last night on the Big Screen. - Victor Khomenko 15:47:34 12/16/03 (0)
- Re: Saw The Two Towers (Director's Cut) last night on the Big Screen. - Yo Mama 11:57:25 12/16/03 (3)
- LOL! That's callin' 'em right over home plate! - Audiophilander 15:35:28 12/16/03 (2)
- Pile on -- to inanity. nt - clarkjohnsen 15:39:43 12/16/03 (1)
- No need; one link will suffice: - Audiophilander 09:09:15 12/17/03 (0)
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