Thanks fer the link, Mama_Bear...MUD
""The Two Towers" surpasses that previous epic in spectacle, passion and sheer technological astonishment. It sets new filmmaking standards that will be difficult to meet, let alone surpass. To say that it makes George Lucas' latter-day "Star Wars" films look like mere hand-puppetry would be an exaggeration; but it does suggest the scope of Jackson's achievement. "Towers" is a great adventure, a grand romance and an action movie of unrelenting kinetic invention."
I cannot wait to see this, my FRiends!! In fact, if it is as good as I believe it will be, I may have to go against my movie-goin' principles and watch it a second time before it comes out on DVD.
FReegards...MUD
That is a very good site.
Unlike today, the vast majority of Americans back then weren't ashamed or afraid to be seen shedding a tear after an act of evil was perpetrated against this country.