Our journey through Middle-earth comes to an end!

In this episode, we’re discussing The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. We discuss Gollum’s disturbing origin story, Pippin and Gandalf’s adventures in Gondor, the incredible battle of Minas Tirith, Denethor’s gloriously over-the-top descent, and some of the trilogy’s most memorable moments.

We also talk about the theatrical cut’s baffling decision to leave Saruman’s fate unresolved and whether a movie can have too many endings.

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This week, we’re discussing Zach Cregger's Resident Evil. We discuss the film’s nervous and completely out-of-his-depth hero, its effective early scares, gruesome creature designs, and the clever ways it recreates the feeling of actually playing a survival-horror video game. We also talk about the film differs from the others in the long running franchise

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This week on Movie Postmortem, we’re dissecting 2002’s The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. We talk about Gollum as a landmark visual-effects character, Andy Serkis’ performance, the massive Battle of Helm’s Deep, and how the film expands the story with new characters.

We also get into Aragorn and Arwen’s very complicated age gap, whether Gimli’s increased comic relief works, and, why we think you need to watch the extended version of this film.

Tune in for another trip through Middle-earth!

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