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The Lord of the Rings - The Two Towers 2002 Extended 1080p Brrip X264 Dual-audio [english - Hindi 5.1] N In this film adapted from the novel by J.R.R Tolkien, a power struggle is taking place as the One Ring, as it turns out, can be used as a weapon to control those who have it and exerts its power over them. The story tells about Frodo’s journey towards Mount Doom with his companions to destroy the ring and save Middle Earth from Sauron’s evil dominion that has been established for centuries. The film mostly deals with the journey from the Shire to Mount Doom and the events that follow from there as Frodo and Sam set out on a quest to destroy the One Ring. In this film, as in The Fellowship of the Ring, the introduction, education and training of Frodo takes place. In this film, as in The Fellowship of the Ring, there is a LOTR action adventure. This adventure doesn't have a lot of comedy scenes as it does in other LOTR films. The Lord of the Rings - The Two Towers 2002 Extended 1080p Brrip X264 Dual-audio [english - Hindi 5.1] N was shown at Cannes Film Festival 2011. LOTR Director Peter Jackson was at Cannes to promote the Hobbit 3D. He explained that the film was originally shot as a "techno thriller" in 2002. He also explained that he could not finish the trilogy until 2009 because of various reasons, one of which was the size of the film. "It's really big, it's three hours long. It's just too big for people to see it in one sitting." "It's not like you can split them up into separate films and release them on successive years, so I had to wait for technology to catch up with it so people can experience it properly. It's too big to be a 2-hour movie and it would not be fair to release it in two parts." He also talked about how they made the film: "The most difficult part was the battle scenes. We had to create a new type of CGI. It used to be that if you wanted giant monsters you would have to actually build them. But in this case we had gigantic ones already, so we created a gigantic war machine, and I’ve never seen anything like it. The monsters were so big you could actually use them in a war.” In an interview, Viggo Mortensen explained that the movie had been split into two parts because of its complex character development and complex story. The second part will cover the time after the end of this film, when Gandalf leaves Frodo and Sam to continue their quest. In addition, he pointed out that "the good thing about this is that it's only going to be one year between each of these two movies." He also admitted that he enjoyed watching The Lord Of The Rings: Return Of The King but thought it was strange because, for him, it was a celebration of his own work. cfa1e77820
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