The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

While continuing the style of the first part, the second part presents a multi-line development pattern, making the plot more enjoyable. At the end of the first part, after Boromir was killed by the orcs, the two hobbits Pippin and Merry were also kidnapped by the orcs. Aragorn, the elf Legolas (played by Orlando Bloom), and the dwarf Gimli tracked the orcs all the way, rescued Pippin and Merry, and met the "resurrected" white-robed wizard Gandalf (Ian McKellen). At this time, Saruman, the white-robed wizard who surrendered to Sauron, controlled the king of the human kingdom of Lohan and sent a large number of orc troops to prepare to destroy humans. Aragorn, Legolas and Jinli, under the leadership of Gandalf, helped the Kingdom of Lohan fight the invasion of evil forces. Fortunately, Pippin and Merry were rescued by the talking dryad and met the "resurrected" Gandalf. Under Gandalf's instruction, the dryad protected the safety of the two and took them to the dryad conference. At the conference, the dryads discussed their attitude towards the war in Middle-earth: should they continue to be neutrals and accept the situation, or should they rise up and resist? Frodo (played by Elijah Wood) and Sam continue to move towards the Mountains of Doom. They are followed by Gollum along the way. Frodo relies on the power of the Supreme Lord of the Rings to become Gollum's master.