The movie offers something worthwhile for any viewer. That will serve to douse any sticking criticism of Tolkien and his efforts. My recommendation? Watch The Two Towers with a child-like imagination and a thoughtful spirit. He maintained to the end that Rings was 'fundamentally religious and Catholic work.' He was sensitive to the charge that this unique universe lacked eros and faith. Tolkien, a devout Christian and Oxford don, created Middle Earth as a complete, self-contained world with its own history. While the cosmic battle between good and evil intensifies during this second of three segments of the Rings cycle and while wizardry is to be found in abundance, the story line seems strangely lacking in any clearly defined religious beliefs or practices.

All the main characters, male warriors to be sure, seem lacking in awareness that they are sexual beings. SOME HAVE CRITICIZED the Lord of the Rings trilogy and its screen adaptation for claiming to be an adult myth and a portrayal of real life, while displaying a glaring absence of women. Starring Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Viggo Mortensen, Christopher Lee, Cate Blanchett, Liv Tyler, Sean Astin. Written by Philippa Boyens, Peter Jackson, Stephen Sinclair, and Frances Watsh THE LORD OF THE RINGS The Two Towers (Part Two)

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