Stream it now The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

IMDb rating: 8.9 (688,150 votes)
IMDb ID: 0167260
Duration: 201 min
Release Date: December 17, 2003
Solar rating: 5 votes
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Gandalf and Aragorn lead the World of Men against Sauron's army to draw his gaze from Frodo and Sam as they approach Mount Doom with the One Ring.


Drama, Action, Adventure, Fantasy produced in 2003 [USA, Germany, New Zealand]

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Anonymous over 9 years ago report
This is so cool, I just bought my Return of the King ticket for Dec. 17th 12.30pm.
I also downloaded some tracks of the score, which is on sale since yesterday and I can tell you it's excellent...Howard Shore did an awesome job on composing it.
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Anonymous over 9 years ago report
im so psyched aboot seeing the last installment of LOTR



so if anyone else is in LA and is watching the extended version of LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring @ 3:30 at the arclight... i'll see ya there!
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Anonymous over 9 years ago report
Hope this still works...
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Anonymous over 9 years ago report
I'll have full review up in the morning, just thought I'd tease you :p
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Anonymous over 9 years ago report
huh. huhuhuhuhuh. huh. hehehe. he.

Yeah.
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Anonymous over 9 years ago report
O final quase perfeito para uma trilogia que deixa marca na hist
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Anonymous over 9 years ago report
I work at a local theater, so I had the pleasure of watching Return of the King Sunday night. It was a pleasure. I got to view Two Towers by myself in an empty theater in advance, and it happened again. That is part of the thrill, because it hasn't been released yet.

Anyhow, the movie was really good. I'm one of those fanboys who gets upset that it isn't exactly like the book, which is alright because it was good anyhow and it would be impossible to have all the detail as the books did without breaking it into 6 movies, and even then it would suck becasue it would be drawn out without action.

The best parts of the movie are (and keep in mind spoilers are ahead): Gandalf and his interaction with Denethor, Legolas and his kick ass scene with an oliphant, and Eowyn (sp?) and her battle with the Witch King.

I found myself wondering if everything was like the book. Some things I remember, but some things I don't, so when I couldn't remember, Jackson's take sufficed because I didn't know the difference... if that makes sense.

Here are some things I didn't like, and notice that most of them are very minor, so that tells you how good the movie is: there was no scouring of the shire, which we all knew already, but I missed it, Peter Jackson put his retarded kids in the movie AGAIN and that is just annoying I'm not sure why, um... there were rhino type animals in the movie, but i don't remember reading about them, and there is no prince imrahil. All of these are minor, so it is no big deal.

The best part scene of this movie though is the Battle of Pelenor fields. You feel the horror when the Nazgul's beasts shreak and the magnitude of the battle as the rocks fly. It is great.
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Anonymous over 9 years ago report
No film can be perfect for everyone, but this comes close! Peter Jackson found a way to convert a complex and layered story into a movie masterpiece. It could have been done a thousand different ways and still not everyone would be satisfied. This was the best shot and will be hard pressed to be surpassed. Chronicles of Narnia, Star Wars Episode III, the next Harry Potter movie have a new bar
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Anonymous over 9 years ago report
Well I just returned from the first show of LOTR and it ROCKED!
I haven't read the books so I don't know how you readers will react. Despite its
respectable length the film moves very fast, the battle of Minas Tirith is the
most epic battle I've ever seen and it's shot in a much more sophisticated way than Helms Deep was.

For the ladies: Orli does have his own moment in the battle and it earned a
huge ovation! I shall sy no more...

Gollum is done even better than in TT, his facials, his watery eyes - brilliant!
And Shelob was postively digusting!!! EWWWW, I'm not suqeamish, but I think
I'll have nightmares tonight!

Overall I think it's my favorite of the trilogy. Don't miss it!
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Anonymous over 9 years ago report
Well I saw Return of the King last night at a theater my friend manages. We had to wait til almost 1:00am, for The Last Samurai to finish, since that was the screen we were set to watch it on.
I wasn`t really planning on seeing this one before the actual release, but since last year they had a problem with at least 1 of the prints of Two Towers, my friend wanted these 3 prints inspected before actual screenings started. So I said I`d check one of them out with him, while a few other employees watched the other 2.
While waiting for him to build the print, I took a stroll down to Starbucks and had a hot apple cider, and hung out for a bit.
The movie was great, and any nitpicking I have was soley on a couple cgi shots that seemed subpar and rushed compared to the rest of the film.
I`ll leave the reviews to the experts, however it is safe to say that a trilogy of this calibur may not be seen again in some time. Peter Jackson deserves all the praise he will no doubt receive, as well as a big nap.
Alright......can anyone tell me why when I try to type a question mark it is coming up like this ... ............................................................
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