What can I say? Too many things to say.
Yes, film critics will definitely give all kinds of "rigorous and academic" comments, such as "the plot is procrastinating", "the villain's chatter", "the eagle is so powerful, why didn't you let it go in the first place", "you played for a long time and then For a useless broken stone"...
Maybe all of these make sense, but to me they don't make any sense. I think most Lord of the Rings fans are the same as me, and they will burst into tears if there is even a chance to return to Middle-earth. We had hoped that PJ would make a 120-minute movie for The Hobbit to relive that haunted land, but he gave us three abruptly. I don't care what the fuck the others say. That's THREE!
I have to say, PJ himself loves Middle-earth deeply, and the various Lord of the Rings stalks interspersed in the trilogy really make fans excited and sad . In a flash, ten years have passed, and the fat director is still the fat man, but you and I are no longer the same you and me. But when the familiar Lord of the Rings melody sounded, it seemed that everything could go back to the past.
In ten years, it is enough for a second-year-old boy to become a worldly uncle; it is also enough for an uncle who still has a juvenile heart to fulfill his childhood dream. I finally had the opportunity to go to the north and south islands of New Zealand, took a tour of the Fellowship of the Ring, drank a glass of oat wine at the Green Dragon Bar in Shire, and climbed a dozen kilometers of mountain roads on Mount Doom...
I have always been grateful to PJ for giving me ten years. Before me, I had a thought that was far away on the other side of the earth. For this thought, I walked out of the hometown that I had never left, and came to a distance separated by thousands of miles, and saw the vastness and indescribable beauty of this world. I even found my goal.
In the latter part of the movie, when I heard Will you follow me, one last time?, tears flowed down instantly.
In my lifetime, it may really be the last time I see Middle-earth. Let me take another look, alright.
"I am willing, no matter how many times I am willing!"
Finally, I would like to thank the crew of more than 10,000 people again. It was the days and nights of all of them who worked so hard that they got this great movie. I recommend everyone to watch the behind-the-scenes filming of the movie. It is really a group of lovely people who keep working hard for their dreams.
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