Reviews on The Lord of The Rings 指环王(魔戒)的英文影评)

Reviews on The Lord of the Rings

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Released on 17 December 2003, The Lord of the Rings: The Return

of the King received rave reviews and became one of the greatest critical

and box-office successes of all time, being only the second film to gross

$$1 billion worldwide, becoming the highest grossing film from New Line

Cinema,

as

well

as

the

biggest

financial

success

for Time

Warner in

general, The film was the highest-grossing film of 2003. Notably, it won

all

eleven Academy

Awards for

which

it

was

nominated,

therefore

holding the record for highest Oscar sweep. The wins included the awards

for Best Picture, the first and only time a fantasy film has done so; it was

also the second sequel to win a Best Picture Oscar and Best Director. The

film

is

tied

for

largest

number

of

Academy

Awards

won

with Ben-Hur (1959) and Titanic(1997).

The

Lord

of

the

Rings:

The

Return

of

the

King is

a

2003epic fantasy

film directed

by Peter

Jackson based

on

the secondand third volumes of J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings.

It is the third and final installment in The Lord of the Rings film trilogy,

following The

Towers (2002).

The

king

is

back

with

beauty

in

his

arm.

The

lord

of

the

rings

trilogy

finally

responded

to

a

curtain

fall

in

a

approximately

perfect

posture with the performance of in to the west.

Fellowship

of

the

Ring (2001)

and The

Two

It is indeed a victory of special effects in films which make

those

producers to shout with glee. Those glorious epic atmosphere, grand war

picture and enigmatic magic scene are been so achievable that has a great

impact on the viewer due to the application of computer-generated special

effects. Although there are some insufficiency and weakness throughout

this

film,

but

that

just

was

such

sighs

that

after

our

satisfaction.

We

should

understand

that

special

effect

in

films

are

not

the

only

elements

that

determined

movie

box

office,

maybe

sometimes

it

can

construct

a

magnificent

fictitious

world

but

it

can

never

support

our

heavy

eyelid.

Those

fundamental

elements-figure

and

story,

once

again

emerged

into

people

’

s sights after the perish of the nimbus of special effects.

As a mythical story about sword and sorcery,

The lord of the Rings

inh erits ancient myth

’

s ideological theme and

its narrate structure.

The

hero beat up then defeat the devil, which symbolized the justice overcome

the

evil.

However,

our

original

author

Tolkien

never

stops

his

step

on

modeling single character and express merely myth theme. Scenarist and

director

also

obey

the

purpose

of

original

work

by

using

an

somewhat

long-winded but exotic ending to endow a denser literary atmosphere.

When

Aragorn embrace

Arwen

and

receipt

his

subjects

’

acclaim

and

worship.

Many

people

will

think

that

scene

will

shift

to

a

more

extensive place- a plain a sky and then the movie will release its rolling

credits with some kind of satisfaction. At then, we nearly forget story

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