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Set in a time of uncertainty in the land of Middle-earth, a tale which charts a heroic quest which centers around an intrepid hobbit. The future of civilization rests in the fate of the One Ring, which has been...
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...see 2001's The Fellowship of the Ring -- the first chapter...s three-part film version of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings -- get the DVD. Jackson leaps...no patience for laggers. The Two Towers, shot at the same time as Part...
Rolling Stone
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...Part Two in the Rings trilogy drew...Is the battle of Helm's Deep...sound on this two-disc DVD...extras on Disc Two are mostly promotional...November 18th, The Two Towers will also be...with a preview of the November...you? Because Rings is that good...
Rolling Stone
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Hobbit Frodo and his small band of allies continue their quest to destroy the Ring while the Dark Lord Sauron still holds Middle-earth in his evil grip. Welcome to part two of the Lord of the Rings…
Hollywood.com
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One of the more distinctive directorial voices in the wave of New Zealand cinema which made such an impressive splash in the 1980s and 90s, Jackson was interested in cameras from an early age. When he…
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The career of this New Zealand screenwriter has been bound up with that of director and co-scenarist Peter Jackson, who has collaborated with Frances 'Fran' Walsh on several blood-soaked or otherwise…
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The younger, quieter half of the Weinstein brothers who, as co-chairs of Miramax Film Corporation, have flourished amid a flurry of filmic fanfare surrounding their distribution of controversial…
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The flamboyant, aggressive co-chairman who formed (with his younger brother Bob) Miramax Films Corporation, Harvey Weinstein grew to become the "darling" distributor of the experimental and…
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This son of actors John Astin and Patty Duke grew up in the limelight of his famous parents and was portrayed as a character in the TV-movie "Call Me Anna" (ABC, 1990), based on his mother's…
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Long considered to be one of the greatest British stage actors of all time, Sir Ian McKellen surprisingly had difficulty translating his immense talents to film and television. After spending his…
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