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Poll Question: Which of three movies is your favorite?
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    Posted: June 18 2012 at 15:37
I just watched these recently for the first time in a while. Which one is your favorite?
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I love the first one the most.  Lots of warmth and incredible acting all around.
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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

I love the first one the most.  Lots of warmth and incredible acting all around.
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The Two Towers, the battle of the Helm's Deep is simply spectacular.

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The 1st. Love hobbiton scenes, Rivendell scenes, Loth Lorien scenes and all the scenes . It's beautiful. But I love all pf them. 
The second has its magic, because of the Gondor plains, Fangorn forest and lots of heroical moments. I always count the days from Gandalph's departure.
The third...it's just completing the mission, but it's great as well.
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^The battle at Helm's Deep is an abomination. I didn't really have a problem with many of the changes in the film up until that point. Just from a film standpoint though, I can't stand it. The stupid comedy team of Aragorn and Gimli that puts on a performance during the battle alone ruins it.

I've never seen the third one so I can't comment really. I liked the first movie.
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I like all 3 but have voted for Two Towers.
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Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

^The battle at Helm's Deep is an abomination. I didn't really have a problem with many of the changes in the film up until that point. Just from a film standpoint though, I can't stand it. The stupid comedy team of Aragorn and Gimli that puts on a performance during the battle alone ruins it.

I've never seen the third one so I can't comment really. I liked the first movie.

I don't like the comedy either, but the battle is amazing.

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Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

^The battle at Helm's Deep is an abomination. I didn't really have a problem with many of the changes in the film up until that point. Just from a film standpoint though, I can't stand it. The stupid comedy team of Aragorn and Gimli that puts on a performance during the battle alone ruins it.

I've never seen the third one so I can't comment really. I liked the first movie.
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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

^The battle at Helm's Deep is an abomination. I didn't really have a problem with many of the changes in the film up until that point. Just from a film standpoint though, I can't stand it. The stupid comedy team of Aragorn and Gimli that puts on a performance during the battle alone ruins it.

I've never seen the third one so I can't comment really. I liked the first movie.
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A scene breaker, that.  I realize they were trying to go for the completion of the Act I Moria run of "Dwarves are never tossed (but we don't mind our beards pulled or falling to our doom)," but even in that context, it falls flat.
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Return of the King is an easy choice for me



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Return of the King.

And I'll disagree with everyone here and say I liked the comedy moments of the Helms Deep battle. I had more problems with their being an elven army their than any thing else.
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It's basically one piece of film split into three parts, none of which is a complete movie. That said, I found the first part fairly enjoyable.
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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

I love the first one the most.  Lots of warmth and incredible acting all around.
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Number 1 is more of a complete film, and gets my vote, but I did enjoy Gollum's discussion with himself in 2 towers
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Ooh, I love The Lord Of The Rings - my favourite movie franchise of all time. I'd say The Return Of The King for it's epicness and emotion. Fantastic acting as well, of course.
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The Return of the King.
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First is best

Worst is second

and I hope The Hobbit is an improvement on the last
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Originally posted by MFP MFP wrote:

Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

I love the first one the most.  Lots of warmth and incredible acting all around.
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The Return of the King, closely followed by The Fellowship of the Ring.
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