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A perfect ending to a perfect trilogy. Its sad that we will never get to visit this world again or spend anymore time with the characters that we have grown to love over the past few years but all good things must come to an end. Peter Jackson and ... (read more) A perfect ending to a perfect trilogy. Its sad that we will never get to visit this world again or spend anymore time with the characters that we have grown to love over the past few years but all good things must come to an end. Peter Jackson and the crew have created a truly perfect film that will live through the ages and stand as a firm example of how to create an epic masterpiece. 10 years ago, who would have thought that an unknown director and a bunch of at the time unknown actors would make such an impact on cinema. I know I didn't.

a saga está fantástica...vi umas quantas vezes.

And so with this final installment of the trilogy, all comes to an end. We get closure to all that has been building and growing and for that, you've got to love this one. This final film of the trilogy is the most epic, battle wise. The battle scene... (read more) And so with this final installment of the trilogy, all comes to an end. We get closure to all that has been building and growing and for that, you've got to love this one. This final film of the trilogy is the most epic, battle wise. The battle scenes are on such a large scale and are really very entertaining to watch. I love the sort of competition between Gimli and Legolas in seeing who can kill more enemies. I especially love when Legolas takes down a giant, elephant like mammoth all by himself and then afterwards smirks at Gimli, only to have him respond, "That still only counts as one!" The tension builds as Frodo and Sam draw nearer to the heart of Mordor and to the conclusion of their quest. You can feel the weight and burden of the ring growing heavier and heaver and then the relief once it's finally all finished and the fight over Middle Earth has been won. This installment has another of my favorite scenes in which Pippin sings his very haunting tune "All Shall Fade" whilst the battle of Minas Tirith goes on in the background. Upon the ending of this movie, you almost feel yourself exhaling a sigh of relief that it's finished and that all can finally return to the way it was meant to be. It's a fantastic conclusion to a very epic trilogy and as I said in my review for Fellowship, I know Tolkien would be proud.

Love the whole trilogy!!

Imbues its central conflicts with mythic timelessness.

Pops your eyes, excites your senses and brings you in as close as a whisper for scenes of startling emotion.

As I watched this film, an eager victim of its boundless will to astound, I found my loyal memories of the book beginning to fade.

A movie for our time, perhaps for all time, mostly a good time and definitely a long time.

Return of the King is such a crowning achievement, such a visionary use of all the tools of special effects, such a pure spectacle, that it can be enjoyed even by those who have not seen the first two films.