Does "five armies" refer to the animal legions of elves, dwarves, town humans, orcs and wizards? So it seems that it is actually a 1v5 posture. What kind of morality do decent people talk about when dealing with villains? It is a righteous act for several gangs to beat each other's gang, eh. The death of the dragon is actually placed at the beginning, and the commercial significance should not be too strong. The long-winded dragon at home is really well-deserved, and as soon as he goes out, he is killed by a bow and arrow that does not look very straight. It's a good idea to use your own son to shoot arrows. The fighting power of the orcs is really too weak. They are completely paper tigers. They are strong and ferocious in appearance. As a result, the armor on their bodies is the same as if they were not wearing them. The double-sword hero Elf King is extremely powerful, and is worthy of being the head of the No. 1 martial arts clan in Middle-earth. The Elf Queen suddenly becomes Sadako. . . . After the bright character is blackened, the strength will be greatly increased. This time I finally saw Sauron's true face, it turned out not to be big eyes. The appearance of the eagle and the bear led to a bit of a hasty understanding of the second half of the war.
This episode's description of the changes before and after Oak Shield is simple but sufficient. The best scene in the film is actually the scene where Martin and Ian are sitting together in a relatively speechless scene. Surprisingly, the fat man del Toro also participated in the writing of the script. The armor and weapon design of this film is very good, maybe he also has a credit. Martin's Hobbit is really brilliant, so that the dozen or so dwarves need to look at their appearance to get a sense of existence.
It is estimated that there will be no more "Lord of the Rings" series in the future, right? The end of this film also marks the official disappearance of the magic craze brought by "Harry Potter" and "Lord of the Rings", and the current screen is replaced by superheroes and sci-fi crazes. Magic and science fiction are always one after another, and I don't know what kind of works will bring the next magic climax. I personally prefer this Hobbit series, after all, traveling all the way to get back home from a dragon is more fun and more sensible and complete than going all the way to throw a ring.
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