Finally met the Lord of the Rings on the big screen. It's still very different from what I've seen before. But the sentence history became legends, legends became myth is still impressive. When I was young, whether I read novels or movies, I didn't like the protagonist very much. I even watched and speculated harshly on Frodo's greed for the Lord of the Rings. His confusion was harsh and dissatisfied, and he demanded his extreme perfection. , impatient with his being too ordinary. He is very forgiving with other characters. "Kindness", "faith", and "commitment" are not cool qualities to the self-imposed self as a child, just like Harry Potter's Hufflepuff Academy, bleak and unremarkable. This time, I found the leisure and purity of the Hobbit nation, with a complacent cunning, and the quality of Frodo from this nation, although ordinary, but able to stand up and shoulder heavy responsibilities among a group of more capable races, Although he is afraid, confused, hesitant, vulnerable, and tempted, he insists on forward responsibility, which is more attractive and tension than the extraordinary character setting and beautiful appearance. He's not like Sam, as long as he's kind, loyal, and relentless to please. As the main character, he is completely three-dimensional, richer in layers, closer to the real little characters, and has those "simple" qualities that shine brightly as long as he is a human being. They are more moving than the triumph of the strong.
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