Think the first lord of the rings with a large, epic battle at the end. Better than the already excellent Fellowship, and it doesn't really feel repetetive. Battle, from small to big, are better than ever, and emotional resonance is not lost. Sean Astin's ending dialogue is something everyone needs to hear; a need to fight on in the face of darkness.

Saw it for the third time and i can honestly say this film gets better with every subsequent watching!!...thatz more than i can say for most films these days -_-;;

What else can you say at this point? The best of its kind. Truly a wonder.

All i have to say is it blew me away.

[******Spoilers, as REM said, follow. Sorry******] I would like to invite Ruisert the Mad to take his finger out of his arse. I'm sorry, but he doesn't seem to understand that Jackson wasn't making a beat-for-beat visualisation of the books. That works for Potter because the target audience is young - the books are simple, the films are simple, the audience is satisfied, the job is a good'un. That ain't going to cut the mustard here. What Jackson is making is a MOVIE in its own right. For example: Liv Tyler's involvment, and that of Weaving Hugo and Cate Blanchett, is a neat way of bringing people up to speed with what's going on - the sheer scale of the movie (and make no mistake - Two Towers was just the middle third of a nine-hour movie. People who say it should stand alone as a movie in its own right are talking bollocks on an unprecendented scale) required Towers to stop, children, and fill in a few blanks. Reminding the audience of Arwen - who hadn't been seen since halfway through Fellowship, and won't be seen again for a while - and her predicament, or of Elrond and his eyebrows, is quite sensible. Well, it helped ME. As for the "waste" that was the Edoras set - buh? What is he saying, that he'd rather see them wandering around a mountain pretending there was a town there? Talk sense or not at all. Complete altering of the storyline? Not really. Just a few bits here and there to make it go faster, nothing serious. Instead of Aragorn arseing about in some sparkly caves, they cut through the treacle and had Arwen to the rescue instead. They didn't bother with Dunbarrow because, well, "building the set for Dunbarrow? Why? For 1 or 2 scenes? What a waste." It didn't hurt anyone to put them in Helm's Deep. It is a shame that the "Saruman, your staff is broken" bit was left out, but it's not that subtle, f'crying out loud - imagine watching it in a movie. What's subtle on the page is a clarion call on the screen, precious. They presumably changed Halbabrad and Co into elves cos a) it's easier to explain and b) it doesn't make a sod of difference. As for Usgilliath, think about it: as a soldier, Faramir would have had to take Frodo and Sam to Minas Tirith anyway, as his duty. So he did. The whole "revalation of the Ring" thing was just delayed a little. Oh, and Shelob will appear in Return Of The King - which had far too little of the hobbits in it in the first place, so nyer, that's Tolkien's bad. Departure from the story? Departure from the story? Sod off. It's the same story, more or less, just with a book so massive, you need to compromise to adapt it properly. I suspect that Ruisert's failed to spot the merits of the film because he's clinging to hard to the books. That "notorious" bit with Legolas zooming down something and shooting things, for example. I don't remember that because I was swept up so hard in the atmosphere as a whole. It seems sadly likely that Ruisert was too busy nitpicking to enjoy himself. The film he's describing would probably be twenty hours long, and crap. And that's just the mid-section. This one is three hours long and really, rather ace. If you can see the wood from the trees, that is.… Expand

Unquestionably the best Lord of the Rings yet. I love the first, but this was easily better. It should win best picture, but the academy always picks real duds. This year they'll probably pick the incredibly disappointing, overhyped and lame Chicago.

This was the best movie of all time...the actors were all hot and it did sway away from the books but it was way----better than the first one and i cant wait to see the third.

This movie is a awesome display of how directors can enchant a whole audience with their creation, the creativity of this masterpiece shines through with the great actors that portrait the ledgendary tale.

The best movie I've ever seen, i thought fellowship was not gonna be able to be beaten, well i must say that in the acting it wasn't, it was equal, but most of the two towers easily surpasses fellowship, some of the stuff i saw sent me into tears, just at how good it was, my only small gripes were some editing during the helms deep battle, i just didn't feel they integrated the ents / helms deep completely perfect and the changes to farmir, were they absolutely necesary? in the book he was portrayed as a better human than he is in ttt but still, it doesnt prevent me from giving this a 10 =.… Expand

What a Visual feast! Admittedly Fellowship was a little better at emotional connection with the characters but in this epic adaptation of the 2nd book of the trilogy, it is so easy to have the size and scope of it all overwhelm the individual players. But this is exactly the point. This is war. This is life or death, undertones and inner motivations are no longer relevant not when there are 10,000 effin orcs beating down your door! Yes, know the elves should NOT have been at Helm?s deep and the Hurons should have been (and why did Haldir say greetings from Elrond and not Galadriel, he was a Lorien elf after all.) Quickbeam and Grishnak had the same agent as Bombadil and Glorfindal etc. etc. blah, blah blah. I am as huge a fan of the novels as any, however I find it difficult to understand those who cry foul with such veracity in regards to any alteration as if PJ is destroying Tolkien?s vision of ME when, in fact he is bringing so many more to this world than ever before. They will come, they will see the film, some will then read the source materiel and hopefully the differences between the two will be small enough to keep the virgin reader yet large enough to allow him/her to construct there OWN minds eye view of Tolkien?s world. The CGI Gollum in TTT was exactly what Ian Mckellen was in FotR, the actual character plucked straight from middle earth. God, they NAILED him Great job WETA! .... PJ, you barefooted little Kiwi, you did it again! Thanks!!!! … Expand

This movie is GREAT!!!

Two Towers is the second book of the famous trilogy of J.R.R. Tolkien that depicted a new world called Middle Earth. It continues the journey of the little hobbit Frodo Baggins to Mordor to destroy the ring of power. If you were touched by the first installment, The Fellowship of the Ring, you would be taken aback by this installment. This installment has a rougher and colder take as Peter Jackson, the director, explored the dynamics of the characters involved in the novel. The effects used in the film are deemed flawless and extraordinary that it would usually keep you at the edge of your seat. A little caution to those who hoped that Peter Jackson would stay loyal to the novel because he didn?t. There were a lot of differenced in the film compared to the book but I reckon that Peter Jackson did justice to it. The changes that he made are forgivable if you look at the magnificence and splendor of the final product that he has created. It lasted for nearly 3 hours but it seemed that it was not enough because once the film ends, you?ll surely yearn for more. The next installment, Return of the King, will be out next December. … Expand

If you want the movie to be precisely like the book. Read the book!!! This movie is a work of art of its own.

Some bad changes but we can live with that.

I am 48 years old and have read the book at least 10 times. I have NO PROBLEM with the changes! Granted, I was worried when the ring headed to Gondor, but the resolution made Faramir even more noble. Fanghorn/Treeberad was exceptional. Battle scenes exceptional! Theoden ... Moving Shelob to film three.....brilliant decision. Eowyn and Eomer were inspired and Edoras a masterpiece and superb location. Bravo New Zealand! But the masterpeice and centerpiece of the film was Gollum. Jackson and Co. and Andy Serkis imbued him with a humanity that defies description. We are so accustomed to computer characters like Jar Jar Binks that we stand truly amazed when someone takes the technology and uses it in a true performance reality. For all those who say this is just action and battle....you didn't WATCH the film. An all encompassing human and moral epic and an achievement os staggering proportions. When the three films are seen together it will represent one of the masterpieces of film......not JUST fantasy or action films or whatever label you want to attach.....but any genre of film. Thank you Peter Jackson for a thrill and continued surprise and awe! Many thanks to the critics for praising a "fantasy" film. You show true bravery as well! I noticed the film made none of the New York Times critics 10 best lists, proving the public can sometimes be better judges of good and bad.… Expand

Amazing ... Simply amazing ...

I saw the trailers, I visited the website on a regular basis, I read all the hype, by the time the movie arrived I was almost too scared to see it as my expectations were so high - I was expecting to see one of my favourite films of all time. That the film not only lived up to but surpassed my expectations is the greatest tribute I can pay to Peter Jackson and his band of merry men. Roll on Christmas 2003!… Expand

First of all, this movie is fantastic. People say this movie sucks because it isnt like the book. That argument is getting old, and besides that, its useless. I too have read the book, several times, but I found the films to be stronger, since they compress the best parts and melts them together. This is a movie, not a documentary. People and fanatic tolkien fans cry in wraith and anger over the changes and exclusions, but go ahead and sour like an onion. Everyone else enjoys this movie, every night I have been to the movies peoples have laughed of Gimli`s funny comments, we have been impressed by the visuals and overwhelmed by the battles. What Peter Jackson does, is not harming the book, but he has to make some choices of what is staying and what is going. And since this movie isnt just for you "I know it all", but for ordinary peoples, he did the right thing. The result is a trilogy that will be as strong, and even stronger than Star Wars, and until Return of the King, this is my favoritefilm ever, even surpassing Fellowship. Pure perfection of filmmaking.… Expand

Some people can take base emotions and unversal truths at face value, no matter what the window dressing is. Some can't. Literary-slash-cinema classics like the Wizard of Oz work on two levels, allowing the viewer to either A: enjoy the work as sensual experience, or B: enjoy the work for its broader allegory and implied metaphors. Obviously, in the case of LOTR, some people prefer option C: simply not give a damn and then cynically bash anyone who does. These people should just avoid the middleman altogether and stay home to watch Bill O'Reilly or something. The rest of us are enjoying the hell out of this trilogy.… Expand

Epic! A true fantasy adventure that engages the mind to wonder. Mr. Jackson you have been robbed of your Oscar.

I have finally gone and seen the movie. I had read a lot of the reviews before hand and I must admit that I was a little nervous about much. I knew about the film from the reviews that I have read. The film was very good, it moved a lot faster than the first (Which is what you would expect) I was expecting it to be a lot darker than the first from what everyone had posted. But I didn?t think it was at all. Gimili's humour wasn?t over the top and if anything there was only one spot that the audience really cracked up with Gimili. I had no problems with [Spoiler Omitted], it highlighted that even heroes can be vulnerable to injury and it worked in well with other story lines within the movie which I think PJ was trying to achieve. I read one personal review thought that the Ents were very 2D; I didn?t think that at all, they definitely looked very rich in colour and character. I am going to go and see it again as I spent half the movie trying to spot the faults at which point I thought that most people had been too picky just for the sack of being picky. How does the saying go "Tall poppy syndrome". Well done PJ and co-horts it was a fantastic effort.… Expand

I expected an unbelieveably, incredible awesome movie, but instead I got an awesomely entertaining one. Not quite as good as the Fellowship, but is pretty dang close. Is still one of the best movies ever made.

THIS IS ONE OF THE GREATEST MOVIES OF ALL TIME! i espically loved the battle at helms deep. it was the best 3 hours of my life!

THIS WAS AN AWESUM MOVIE! My friend liked it cuzz she thinks striders hot but i prefer elijah =) lol n e ways AWESUM MOVIE!

An absolutely brilliant movie, perfect acting and great special effects.Not quite as good as the fellowship of the ring though.

This movie is so off the hook!man it is so better than the 1st movie because it has more action...But the thing is.... Is that I don't know that I don't know when the movie comes out so that I can buy it so I can watch it over and over again.

I wuz so0o0o0o0o excellent! i saw it 5 times! n legolas wuz so0o0o000o0o sexy 2.lol other than that it wuz awsome*~*

A film for the ages. The best film of 2002.

Fabulous Movie!!

It was like totally awesome and stuff yo, te he he *kiss kiss*

Oh it missed this bit from the book, ooh Shelob was'nt there, As great as the books & Tolkien are Tolkien did'nt make the films Peter Jackson did. His passion for the original text is evident Good on you Pete!!!

A beautiful, enrapturing epic adventure that remains one of my favorite films.

Ok... If you like the fantasy genre and enjoy a delightful story about the voyage of two hobbits then watch this film. To the people who complain about it being boring have been missing the sheer majesty of this project. Try looking at the beautiful scenes and the inspirational characters, they will capture your attention and take you to a place you have never been before. To the critic who said that this was too violent of a film has obviously never read the classic books either, since the second book is also deeply set in a wartorn world. The battle scenes were phenomenal and the Lord Of The Rings series will quickly become a part of film history.… Expand

This film is much better than I expected!!!

It was awsome the action im like the lord of the rings biggest fan and they did pretty good on keeping close to tolkiens ideas the special effects were awsome the action ive read all the books to and seen all the movies so take it from me it is worth the 3 hour line.

This is in responce to Lance E.'s comments: I noticed that "your many reasons why the movie was overrated" all came down to one thing: the movie was not true to the book. So what? Does that make it less enjoyable? No. Some people, like you, come into the theatre already with ideas in in your head, which isn't a good idea. You should not care that it's true to the book enough to rate one of the best and coolest movies of all time a 5. And while i agree that basing your rating solely on special effects or how cool gollum looked, all of those little reasons add up to why we liked the movie so much. Here are just a few of the "small" reasons why this movie rocked: the special effects, the beautiful scenery, the great acting, the plot, how hard it must have been to turn this into 3 hours, the way that gollum, the orcs, and the ents looked, and much, much more.… Expand

Ilze S. If you don

The best movie trilogy. TTT is the 2nd installment and most dark, harrowing, and dreary of the coming events. Starts the war of men vs. evil.

It's a great film. The best of the 3, so in my opinion, the greatest film ever. Go ahead and think that many other films are the best, but in my opinion, this is the best of them all. I will respect your opinions, unless you disrespect mine or say this sucks or other crap is the best. Not just the best for action, but for acting, plot, and development.

I didn't think it would be possible, but TTT tops FotR. The first five minutes will take your breath away, and you won't get it back until the credits roll.

Better than the first- Andy Serkis deserves an oscar for his enticing perspectives on Gollum. All the actors are wonderful- and I'm especially happy because we get to see more of Legolas', Gimli's, perspectives, which were hard to see the first time when they were outweighed by Gandalf, Frodo, and Aragorn.

I can understand why C.busse's friends that read the book might have been disappointed but the people i went with that have read the book as well were still impressed with the film. After a year long wait, here we have LoTR:TT in all its glory. The movie, though ~long~, remains captivating throughout. If director Jackson had squeezed every last subplot from the book into the movie most people would have gotten bored with it but he does a superb job in presenting it regardless. I thought this film showed a lot more emotion from Legolas Gimli and Aragorn and how the 3 have bonded to form a nice little trio. And the final battle scene, you won't believe it it's so amazing. This movie is a very nice continuation of the epic Lord of the Rings. … Expand

It's better than sex! (whatever that is)

Awesome movie. Gollum and the Battle scenes rock! Going to see this again, shortly.. 12/18/02

For a long time after I went out of the theater I couldn't believe that a movie can be so beautiful. I LOVE IT!

I've read this series over and over again, and no, this is not a perfect adaptation. So what? Certain changes are better, and before i get tied at the stake for this, think of the Theoden/Wormtoungue deal. Possesed works better than just duped for me. Anyway, this film is pure genius. Better than the first, with more human villains.... Gollum steals the whole show as the tortured soul he is. Simply amazing.… Expand

The best movie you'll ever see this year, and the best one till The Return of the King will be released. The Hellm's deep battle is just astonisghing. The visuals are impressive in every part of the film, and Gollum is just great and really merits something big this movie. 3 hours of pure magic, an epic of such a great scale that you'll never see a movie like this one in your life. EXCELLENT!… Expand

Epic and breathtaking, full of wonders and exciting scenes... loved it!

Wonderful war scenes, good action, nice effects... Well, perfect!

It could hardly get any better.

This had to be the best movie ever made, ithad everything a great move needs like action, comedy, suspense, and heart-renching. The story grabs ur soul and makes the movie real to u. In my opinion the battle of Helms Deep was the best because it was exiting and u did not expect or no what was going to happen next. I can't wait until the next movie comes out. If u haven't seen this or the fellowship of the rings, u dont no good movies. Don't miss the lord of the rings: the return of the king coming out soon!!!… Expand

Hur många har sett det här film? Jag tror att många bara säger utan att de har sett filmen....

Absolutely brilliant! Sticks closer to the storyline than any book adaptation I've ever seen, with just a few unimportant changes here and there that are, to my mind, totally justified. Anybody that has read and loved the book will love the movie, anybody that has not will still love the movie.

I loved the movie, even though it trailed off from the book. I've seen it three times and i plan on more!!

Two words. Holy Cow!!!!! Is it me or is this movie unbelievable? Mr.Jackson you my friend are a genius. Thank you for this movie. I feel like my life has meaning now. Mr.Jackson my friend you complete me. Thank you.

The movie in its entirety, was an excellent display of craftsmanship to the world of cinema. The Two Towers, was just as breathtaking if not more so than the first film, a must see for veiwers of many ages!

Lord Of The Rings is a brilliant trilogy that's got me hooked.My friends hate it. An outstanding addon with more action is more than enough to allow me to get 10 dollars out of my pocket to see it again. My favorite series yet. Can't wait until Return Of The King. aragorn's my favorite character because he did that helm's Deep battle like a lord. He's my absolute favorite. Two towers was great.… Expand

Simply put, among the top 3 films I have ever had the pleasure of viewing. By assigning it a 10, I do not mean to imply it is flawless - no film is. Much has been made of alterations from Tolkien's tome (Faramir's reluctance seems chief among the offences). While I would have preferred more authenticity here and other portions (LotR is my favorite fiction and better than the films), it does not diminish the wonders and tremendous impact of these epic themes. Reviewers that nitpick on one hand, while extolling the greatness of it on the other, finally arriving at a low score due to minor issues is a pet-peeve of mine. Do not punish what might be minor flaws by ignoring numerous positive elements. It is a breathtaking spectacle with exceptional performances and battle sequences beyond anything preceding it. Who could have handled such a challenging translation with such alacrity other than Jackson? Few come to mind. These will be regarded as classics for the ages, much as the original Star Wars trilogy is esteemed now. A great achievement in the history of cinema.… Expand

Okay so far I have seen this movie 2 times ^___^ AND I LOVE IT!!!!! The second time I threw up in the theatre bathroom (food poison) and I was lying sick in the seat. This is what I said at the end opf the movie; "More! More!" ~Sungirl P.S. All the people who are saying that it's not great are book foofs! (Yes I am aware that is not a real word!)

Just plain amazing! The best movie of the year.

I really enjoyed this movie. There was lots of action and the computer animation was very impressive. I was entertained throughout the whole movie. Each character was played really well. I would recommend this movie to everyone because it was very well done and a lot of thought was put into it. It was well worth its money!

This was the best movie since the first one, which was stunning how good it was!

While I was disappointed with a few scenes, namely Faramir's. It was the best movie in a long while.

I rate this movie is a ten.

Extrodinary.

... GAAAA!@!! Best movie ever!

Anybody that says the battle scenes were too long or drawn out are obviously people who haven't read the books. And be ready for the last installment: it's mostly all a desperate struggle against thousands of Orcs.

THIS MOVIE FREAKING ROCKS. GOOD ACTION,GREAT STORY, AND GOOD SOME HUMOR..Plus probably the best CGI character so far in movies.

Sweet...or for those other readers...Kick ***

Best movie ever...not including the fellowship, of course.

At long last, a series of artisic, epic and memorable films that have a scale, grandeur and score in league with Wagner's Operas and John Ford's storytelling. Rich, detailed visuals and locations that are lived in; not disneyesque, cg, or matte paintings. These films remind one of how truly beautiful the real world is. (I hope they never build a golf course on the plains of New Zealand!) Excellent acting, (including the physical work) from a top level cast. Most actors wish they could be as good as Golum, a character that takes cg w/live action past cartoons. This was a big suprise because I Hate cg characters as a rule and "cute" cg characters with a passion (ugh... Harry Potter flashbacks). The Epic battles and tender moments of quiet are all fully formed and detailed. And the best part is: Everyone can enjoy it! Young and old, dork and non-dork alike, again and again. Truly, with the LOTR film has finally become what it once was and not just the "big tv" w/ crap and video game tie-ins. Hail Peter Jackson, rightful inheritor of the modern day cinematic fable. … Expand

Exciting--better than the first one. it inspired me to read the books myself, and now i cant put them down!

for all those stupid "professional critics" who complain about the movie being a been there done that disappointment, all I have to say is that this is not another movie, rather a continuation of the a story too long to be told in one sitting. I have read LOTR 4 times before seeing the films and yes I have noticed the changes and liberties taken here and there, but never the less this film as well as the first part was nothing short of astounding. as far as tolkiens story translating into film i doubt highly we will ever see in our lifetime a better rendition of the story on film. there will always be people who complain. make no mistake if you dont enjoy these films thus far your time would be better served doing something other than watching movies. … Expand

Awesome DVD! Plenty of features, and a great movie.

Two Towers, though not as good as the first, is still an awesome piece of movie magic that grabs you and dumps you right smack bang in the centre of Middle Earth. Peter Jackson is the man, a man that all Kiwi's should be and are proud of! The visual scope of the man is astounding, the film was beautiful, deep, dark and the final battle was awesome. Can't wait for the last installment!!

This Movie Rocked The special effects were the best!

An outstanding film. Is as powerful as the first. An adventure superior to all others. A must-see film.

I'd give it a 30 if I could it's that good. never did I ever think that someone could live up to a film like FOTR but PJ proved me wrong this is why films are made never in my dreams did I think that a movie like this could be made a pure masterpiece of cinema and one of the greatest films of all time.

I never loved the fantasy/sci-fi genre in fact I used to look at as childish but Peter Jack changed all that when I saw this movie I saw fantasy but also a masterpiece in ever sense of the word I love this movie and entire trilogy.

I love the Lord of the Rings films (and books). See the extended editions.

The battle at helms deep was the most thrilling bit of movie magic since Steve's dinos in Jurassic Park. Sean Austin's performance is one of the most under-rated of all time. "There's good in this world Mr. Frodo, and it's worth fighting for." Amen to that!

I think that "the two towers" is the best of the three movies. this movie is a great ride that you do not want to end. i think sean astin again steals the show at the end as he did in "the fellowship".

I like all three lord of the rings movies the same. id saylord of the rings is by far the best movie ever. for me.

Best movie in the trilogy.

Give it up! This was the best of the trilogy by some substancial amount. I mean take into consideration that 1 year before Fellowship ended and you felt in awe. In Awe! This one completely satisfied my expectations plus some. PS. Anyone who loves LOTR should buy the box sets, the special features are amazing and have replay value.

In my opinion the best Lord of the Rings movie.

It mayfocus on the humans more than the hobbits, but it has a great battle scene and Gollum is a great psycho! not faithful, but not as boring as harry potter.

Two Towers doesn't have the mood that the first one does, there are more battle sequences, heavier plots, and thrilling moments. This is Gullom's show, partailly Aragorn's (who of which has a background that gives off 10 minutes of important refferences of who he will become). Gandalf has just risen, it is partailly his show. Same Legolas', he is important in this because it is about time the elves stop chillin at home talking poetry, this time the elves go to war, which gives Legolas more screen time, which I like. Gimli, well he is always the humorous little cheekster that gives the fun to the screen. Frodo, this is ultimately his show, taking the ring to Mordor, his advnture is the most important. There many other characters, eomer, Eowyn, Theoden, Theodred, Pippin, Merry, Sam (who becomes way more important in #3), Gamling, Gladriel, Saramaun, Saraun, Treabeard, Arwen, and Lord Elrond. Everyone is connective and always have a powerful importance in the show. I loved this movie, this is the best of the three, has excellent moments, and the outline is very interesting. This is defintely up for the Oscars, it may have won only 2, but the Oscars it got it certainly deserved.… Expand

The first time I watched the trailer for two towers in the Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets movie. At that time I wasn't interested in the lord of the rings (because I didn't understand the first one) and I was waiting for the trailer to end so I could watch Harry Potter. I found the trailer boring but in the end the scene (battle of Helms Deep) in which Legolas slides on the shield and shoots arrows really caught my attention. Now many years later the lord of the rings trilogy remains my favorite! Story... If you haven't watched the first one then it's gonna be difficult for you to keep up with the story but if you get the plot then it's a story that's gonna captivate you even after the end of the movie. Kudos to J.R.R.Tolkien for creating such a world and Peter Jackson for filling this world with life. Acting... Every character is special and all the credit goes to the actors. Each and every actor, has carried out his/her roles with dedication and devotion. No complaints. Direction... I'd only say that no other person in this universe could have made lord of the rings other than Peter Jackson. Visuals... Four Words... HELMS DEEP and GOLLUM !!!! Helm's Deep is the best war ever in a movie! Gollum is, will and always be the best animated character ever. Andy Serkis as Gollum is the strongest point of the movie. It's not easy for a 3 hour movie to keep you entertained for long but this movie makes you beg for more! Such movies are made once in a decade and to not see them is the biggest mistake of your life.… Expand

The most action packed of the trilogy. You can't watch it without seeing the first one or finish it without dying to see the third

The best of the 3 and all were great!

Best of the 3 movies. No slow build up, lots of story, lots of action, lots of excitement.

Wow...thats all i can say is just...wow.

All I can say is this movie is a true cinematic experience. Entertainment Weekly needs to stick to doing articles on J. LO and Ben Affleck and leave movie critique to pros.

Brisk, beautifully realized. An incredible journey into the imagination. My only quibble is the liberaties taken with the story; some were unwarrented... And I'm not a fan of the shaky cam. But these are my prefences. All in all, a rock-solid second chapter of one of the greatest stories ever told.

Simply...amazing.

EPIC!

Excellent movie. Visually stunning. However, i must say that the first was more engaging. But the second is still a must see.