In 2003, "The Lord of the Rings 3" was released, the end of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and the pinnacle of magical epic movies. In 2004, this "Ring of the Nibelung" was produced, which was so much behind the reform and opening up of "The Lord of the Rings" in terms of special effects. From the opera "The Ring of the Nibelung" to the novel "Lord of the Rings", from Wagner to Tolkien, it is unclear. The film's five-mao special effects and moderate screenwriting do not affect the development of the story itself. It doesn't matter that the dragons here can't fly, and they look like Komodo dragons. It doesn't matter if the soundtrack is not old enough, it also has a bit of rock. But that doesn't detract from the tragic core of the story. The plot of the film seems to be a combination of the epic "Song of the Nibelungs" and the opera "The Ring of the Nibelungs", retaining and highlighting the realistic metaphors in the story in the guise of legends:
The rope of the goddess of fate, let the lover at first sight hit a five-minute home run;
The gold of the accursed Nibelung, to destroy its possessors;
The forgetfulness of the new love makes the old love disappear;
The indifference of the heartless man is more piercing than the blizzard in Iceland;
A proud queen who obeys only those who subdue her;
The power belt given by the gods is useless in the face of love;
King Kong's indestructible steel body, only to slander the people around him;
The intrigues of greed and desire are surging in the hearts of every supporting actor;
The legend of the old gods, which fades away with the death of the hero.
Stay hot in the ice and snow, hold your head high in the chaotic world, become a fool in love, whether it is the Queen of Iceland or the Valkyrie:
Brynhilde wears a belt, and travels the world;
Brynhilde followed the guidance of fate, undressed for the person who was hit, and went to Wushan.
Brunhilde waits at the end of the world, even if I don't go, Zining won't come;
Brynhilde took off his belt, and Sigurd was lost forever;
Brynhilde put on the belt and wiped the filthy past on the blade one by one;
Brunnhilde committed suicide by cutting his belly, burying himself and his true past love together with the curse at the bottom of the untouched Rhine.
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