The first time I tried a continuous movie, the seats in the iMax hall of the financial center GCV were relatively comfortable, and the conclusion was double the happiness.
If the first film is a fantasy adventure film, featuring various wonders and scenes, the protagonist is Frodo, who will be entrusted to the Hobbit by the sky, and the second is a brutal war film, which focuses on grand war scenes. Aragon, where thousands of people have gone.
The deep valley defense battle is too spectacular and too tragic.
There are only three significant female characters in the first two films, two of which are Aragorn's emotional lines. The King of Humans is the King of Humans, and the treatment is still different.
But Aragorn, you don’t need to wear a helmet for single-handed melee combat, and you still don’t wear a helmet in large-scale team battles. Can you be so handsome when you are the king of people? The elf shooter brother who came from afar to send warmth was cut to death in melee combat.
The two hobbits were barefoot all the way in this movie, didn't they pay attention when they watched the first movie, didn't they wear shoes when they climbed the snowy mountains and walked in the crypts?
This one is a bit confusing.
There is also Saruman, the most powerful mage of the villain. If you can’t get rid of Gandalf, who has returned from the jungle and upgraded, if the tree people come to tear down your house, will you just stand on the tower and sell it? It's a little weak.
Gimli, the leader of the dwarves, became the laughing stock.
Pippin and Merry unexpectedly change the tide of battle.
Sam is such a good comrade.
The fine-grained Gollum is hateful and pitiful.
Who did the beautiful and brave Princess Luohan go with in the end?
More character forces, more complicated situation and crisis, how to end the third part, looking forward to it.
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