Retrospective

It somehow ended up so strange that I began watching the Lord of the Rings trilogy in the second part, and even in the voice acting with the Goblin. The plot was known for me, and then there weren't any problems with perception. It was even funny and infrequently funny to look at all that happened on the watch's screen using a completely dumb voice acting. After some time, I obtained to describes and again within the voice acting on the Goblin. One way or another, I managed to take a seat and view the very first two films in a normal translation only in 2005. And this really is much more strange, since We have known DRR Tolkien's books since early childhood - my grandmother read The Hobbit before visiting bed. I'm probably 5 years old. Slightly later I already read this book alone (and over once), then I managed to get to The Lord from the Rings. It had been with D. Tolkien and they books that my acquaintance with the world of fantasy began. Walking out to how carefully I studied the map of Middle-earth to the flyleaf of books, plunging into this wonderful world ...

Somewhere in the same place, during a vacation, I might watch old cartoons in line with the books of D. Tolkien. Cartoons are absolutely terrible, in my view, and have a purely historical interest (nevertheless, they can be kept during my video library).

So, as soon as the n-th years, the film by P. Jackson "The Lord with the Rings: The Fellowship on the Ring" was released. In line with the reviews of friends and acquaintances, the film was shot long, boring and incomprehensible. In general, only have enough sleep under it. And whenever, with some added time, I still viewed the beginning within a normal translation, I realized how wrong these people were.

Perhaps, for me personally, the only negative inside entire trilogy may be the lack of Tom Bombadil. He or she is very colorful! It's partly understandable why this character didn't ensure it is into your film, but it's still a shame. Well, it might add another 30 minutes to 228 minutes with the director's cut, think ...

In addition, there was not location for Beorn in The Unexpected Journey. Apparently, in addition they "regretted" the timing. As well, a tiny, in simple terms, book was blown approximately three parts, having poured a lot of ad-libbing. But I'm getting previous to myself ...

Let's return to The Lord on the Rings. I do believe this is one of the better, in any other case the very best, film of modern Hollywood within the last few twenty years. Not surprisingly, this trilogy has a robust literary basis, but nonetheless.

Magical, fabulous, epic atmosphere! Great actors, handpicked while using utmost care and love! Great costumes, sets and CGIs. And, of course, stunning views of New Zealand.

The most difficult camera work. Mind you, there exists a documentary about the roll-out of the trilogy, which tells regarding the technical strategy of filming - the scale is actually amazing.

Music. She amazingly immerses you in the field of Middle-earth. The flicks have a smooth, somewhere even stringy, measured tempo that completely envelops you and leads you from the wake of your heroes of this amazing saga.

And I used to be looking forward to finally releasing The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. The stronger was my disappointment because of this film and the 2 subsequent ones. All the wonder that has been from the Lord in the Rings trilogy has evaporated. The stunning, mysterious, fairy-tale world has disappeared. But there was clearly completely plastic and glamorous gnomes, strange and repulsive elves, terrible Legolas (despite the point that O. Bloom was very organic in The Lord of your Rings), an idiotic plot, with a bunch of unnecessary and absence of necessary. The attempt to create a standard blockbuster, i believe, failed. Lovers of Tolkien's universe, she pushed away, but sometimes not attract new fans. Maybe the inserts from The Silmarillion could not save the epic. However, all this is usually a contrasting story ...

I'm afraid to visualize that in 20 years some newly minted director will begin filming a remake of The Lord of your Rings. I suspect it will likely be an epic fail.

Normally, people who have not watched it - I propose it for viewing! And of course from the director's cut, about the hd is actually good sound.

Who watched, reconsider.

The Lord in the Rings trilogy by P. Jackson is a really masterpiece movie.