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Why do most people think the Two Towers movie is better than the Fellowship of the Ring movie?

Also it’s really not action packed
and no the music for the fellowship of the ring was worse than return of the king or the hobbit movies

Also it’s really not action packed
and no the music for the fellowship of the ring was worse than return of the king or the hobbit movies
Yeah. I agree. Helm's Deep is super epic and way more action packed than anything in FOTR. And plus, Gollum.
Also it’s really not action packed
and no the music for the fellowship of the ring was worse than return of the king or the hobbit movies
Its pretty fast paced and keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole time. They are always moving in the 1st one

I liked all of the movies pretty much equal, but I don't have that high of an opinion of them. Maybe it's cause I watched the normal, not the extened version, but it didn't go by the book that much.

I liked all of the movies pretty much equal, but I don't have that high of an opinion of them. Maybe it's cause I watched the normal, not the extened version, but it didn't go by the book that much.
They follow the books more than most other movies that are based on books.

I don't know
I like the movies pretty equally or usually think of them all as one big story instead of three different movies

@jdh1, they leave out huge gaps and add dumb stuff
Let me give you some examples
Tom Bombadil-left out
The Scouring of the shire-left out
For some weird reason, all of Rohan goes to Helm's deep. In the book, the warriors go there, and the women and Children go to Dunharrow-add
Faramir takes Frodo to Osgiliath, with the intent of taking the ring to Minas Tirith-add
Boromir and Faramir both have blond hair in the movie, while they have dark hair in the book (Minute detail, but I noticed and it bugs me)
In the book, the army of the Dead only go to the attack the Corsairs of Umbar, and then leave. In the movie, they just go and attack on the field of Pellenor-add
At the entrance to Mordor, Frodo sends Sam away for 'eating' all the lembas waybread. In the book, nothing of the sort happens.-add
In the movie, Pippin and Merry at first fail to convince Treebeard and the Ents to go to Isengard, but in the book, they convinced them practically right away. -left out
In the movie, they leave the Shire like in a day, but in the book it's literal years.-left out
I could go on. And on. And on and on and on.
Why do most people think the Two Towers movie is better than the Fellowship of the Ring movie? Fellowship is more faced paced entertaining and action packed. Even the music in Fellowship was better. It is in my favorite 10 films of all time I just don't understand what went wrong. Two Towers is a complete different movie.