From here, Aragorn is convinced to take up the mantle as the king of Gondor with the reconstructed sword that was originally used to defeat Sauron.
Okay, this part really pisses me off! For some reason the theatrical version cut the death of Saruman which makes no sense since the audience is left wondering what the hell happened to him I really don't understand the decision making here! Thankfully, the extended editions have the scene intact to bring proper closure to that story arc I do realize that in the book Saruman did not actually die here, but for the film's narrative, this is probably the best place for it to go down. Aragon, Gimli, Legolas, Gandalf, and all the allies they've assembled meet up with Merry and Pippin at Saruman's ruined tower. The story jumps back and forth from mostly just two perspectives: Frodo, Sam, and Gollum making their final charge to Mount Doom, and the everyone else as they predominently contribute to the battle in the kingdom of Gondor.
The culmination of all the events in the past two films comes to a breathtaking conclusion that leaves the viewer immensely satisfied. The scale, scope, and intensity of all the action has been amped up (to 11). Review: This is by far my favorite of the three and one of my favorite movies of all time definitely my favorite fantasy film. Plot Summary: Aragorn attempts to unite the kingdoms of Middle-earth to stand by his side in a final fight against Sauron's legions while Frodo and Sam make a final push to destroy the One Ring.
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