The Lord of the Rings's Interpretation

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On the last day of last year, I finally bought an extended version of The Lord of the Rings 3. Counting the days, I waited for a long time, and my mood was no less than that of the fans of The Godfather waiting for the release of The Godfather III.

After reading all the tidbits and comments, I secretly told myself that it was all over and the greatest trilogy in history came to an end. So I made my first film review since I saw The Lord of the Rings to commemorate my love for The Lord of the Rings and my reverence for this role.

You can only live once-for my dearest king LOTR.

If you had to choose the greatest hero in the The Lord of the Rings series, who would you choose? You can only choose one, just choose.

Many of my friends voted for Gandalf, Aragon, Legolas, Sam, Théoden and faramir ... soon.

However, no one ever voted for this hero. Some people look down on him and can't resist the temptation. Some people accuse him of being selfish. Some people laugh at his weakness ... no one can really touch his heart. My vote is always classified as "absurd";

-frodo baggins

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I will never forget the idyllic shire, the green grass, the boy who looks as pure as a bright spring and studies under a tree. His clear blue eyes reflect the purest soul in the world. He loves his family, his best friend and Charles.

Before everything happened, his purity even made people doubt the fact that there were no angels in this world. Outside Rosie's bar, I don't know if anyone noticed when he comforted jealous Sam with a gentle voice. At this time, the Hobbit as the theme song of theme music sounded for the first time! Represents the profound friendship between hobbits.

He is just a nobody. He never wanted to fight for justice and freedom. He packed his bags and prepared to take risks just to keep Charles, just to keep Charles and he never wanted to leave again. When he and Sam walked into the wheat field, Sam suddenly stopped and said, as long as I take one more step, it will be the farthest place from home. At this time, the theme melody of The Hobbit officially appeared for the first time. The melodious short flute makes people feel awkward, and suddenly they realize how much they have sacrificed, because they never want to leave the shire again, even for a short distance.

His life ended at the top of the cloud. So, because from then on, the carefree boy died, replaced by a tortured and exhausted soul and a scarred heart, accompanied by eternal melancholy. It is a pure melancholy, helpless melancholy. He didn't stop laughing, but every time he laughed, he looked so sad. Blue eyes are the most heartbreaking sadness in the world. It makes you look at it as if your heart would be broken in that blue.

There were so many heroes at the meeting in rivendell, and everyone was arguing about how to deal with the Lord of the Rings, which was as grand as the Battle of Helmet Valley. When the figures of the heroes turned into the flames of Mordor under the reflection of the Lord of the Rings, he finally stepped forward and went to the road of destruction: "I'll take it! I'll take it! I want to take the ring to mordor! " Nobody cares about him, the heroes are still arguing, and his figure seems so lonely. This is the first time I shed tears while watching a movie in The Lord of the Rings. Why don't so many heroes, whether princes or kings, take the initiative to undertake this task? He is too weak to protect himself. Compared with them, he has neither identity nor power. Such a person dares to bear such a heavy burden! Greatness comes from the ordinary. I remember when watching the tidbits, Peter Jackson once said such a performance to Ian McLean: "Imagine your own son going to World War II." Therefore, sir. Mcclellan's performance in the film is really excellent. The pity and kindness on his face made me understand that Gandalf is not only a god, but also a kind grandfather of mankind. Gandalf knew that only Frodo could resist the temptation of the Lord of the Rings, but he didn't want Frodo to risk his life for it.

The subtle change of Frodo's feelings for the Lord of the Rings occurred after the sacrifice of Gandalf, the spiritual leader of the Lord of the Rings Alliance. If the Lord of the Rings used to be a helpless burden to him, now the Lord of the Rings has become an indirect killer of Gandalf, who hates it, but has to accompany it all the time. Boromir's defection increased his hatred of the Lord of the Rings, and he no longer trusted anyone. He doesn't understand why the Lord of the Rings is so powerful that it can make friends lose themselves. He hates rings, but he must stay with them forever. In the fierce inner struggle, he finally burst into tears by the Anduin River, but Gandalf's encouragement hung like a mirror to identify his lost way. Frodo's frowning brows relaxed, and his eyes flashed a firm light. The lens of this paragraph chooses the angle of looking up, and the fine sunshine shines on his face, which is firm, holy and great. He put the ring in his coat pocket and pushed the boat into the river with firm steps. At the same time, for the first time, a melodious and high-pitched melody sounded, representing his rock-like determination. With Sam's follow-up, music once changed from low-key to lively. "I promised you not to leave him, Sam Wise Zhanji. And I didn't mean it, I didn't mean it. " His frozen heart was once again melted by Sam's loyalty, and they hugged each other tightly on the boat. The theme song of "The Hobbit" played by Piccolo sounded again, which made people cry. The rupture of fellowship is still a passage in my favorite trilogy, which includes Boromir's death, Frodo's firm determination and Sam's constancy. Today, after watching it dozens of times, I still burst into tears because I couldn't restrain my inner excitement.

Author: Ghost of the Lord of the Rings 2005-8- 14 18:03 reply to this speech.

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Dedicated to the most tragic hero in the Lord of the Rings series.

There is always only one theme in his quarrel with Sam, and that is Gollum. "Many people who are alive have sacrificed their lives. Some dead people sacrificed their lives. " When Gandalf said this to him in Moria, he didn't quite understand. However, when he saw Gollum with his own eyes, he had the same feeling as Bilbo: "Now I see him, and I really feel sorry for him." He had the same experience as Gollum, and he understood the destruction of the Lord of the Rings on people's hearts. He is burdened with humiliation, and his pain is beyond words. Sam can take care of him, but he will never feel the mental pain brought by the ring. Only Gollum, who once owned the Lord of the Rings, can feel this kind of harm. So he sympathized with Gollum, because he had his own shadow. His relationship with Gollum is very delicate. They hate each other and understand each other. To some extent, they can be called "but I feel the harmonious heartbeat of the sacred unicorn". From this point of view, Frodo has compassionate feelings, just like the "great man of chivalry" written by Mr. Jin Yong. Although he can't make any earth-shattering achievements physically, in his heart, his kindness has hinted that his heroic position is unshakable.

Sam only regarded Gollum as an animal, but Frodo gave him real respect. He regards him as his fellow Hobbit and always calls him "Smeagol" (this is a key detail). Obviously, Gollum, who was trampled on, also longed for this respect, and only his master gave it to him, so his personality was split. On the one hand, he will stop at nothing to get the ring; On the other hand, I have been moved by Frodo's kindness and started to shake.

Faramir caught the three of them easily. As the second prince who has always been unloved, faramir is also a lonely man, and he also longs for love. The Lord of the Rings is extremely important to him, not because he wants power, but because he just wants to dedicate it to his father, prove his ability and regain his long-lost father's love. "The Lord of the Rings can't save Gondor. It has only the power of destruction. Please, let me go. " Frodo's eyes filled with tears begged faramir, but to no avail.

In Austin Gilleas, his spiritual defense was finally broken by the Lord of the Rings, and he offered the Lord of the Rings-this passage is very religious. However, Sam's kindness saved him again, and then there was the famous speech that touched everyone, including faramir and Gollum. From the shooting point of view and howard shore's soundtrack, this passage is very touching: if you listen carefully, the background music of this passage is "The Rupture of FOTR Hometown Association", so TTT and FOTR echo each other at two climaxes; Slightly different, when the theme music of The Hobbit sounded, it was obviously more sonorous than FOTR. Playing rhythm on the piano symbolizes Sam's perseverance. When Sam talks about "but in the end, it's just a passing thing, this shadow." Even the darkness will pass. A new day will come. When the sun shines, it will shine from a clearer place. " , the camera cleverly switched to the picture of Kim. Théoden shouted victory in the battle of Helmet Valley, which matched the sound perfectly.

I remember the screenwriter Fran once compared Frodo to an addict. He hates the ring, but he can't live without it. He instinctively rebelled against the ring, but his body wouldn't allow him to do so. He didn't become Gollum because of Sam's encouragement at any time, but suffered the kind of suffering Gollum had suffered. His inner contradictions made him unable to eat or sleep, and every step seemed to be naked under magic eye. He is like a skinned dog, living in the exposure. Friends who scold him for not being able to withstand temptation, do any of you understand his difficulties? He has proved that he can resist the temptation of the ring. What he can't resist is the destruction of the Lord of the Rings on his body and mind!

Admittedly, he also made mistakes, and even once became a Tang priest. When a person pays too much attention to something, he becomes suspicious. The Lord of the Rings made his nerves more fragile and sensitive. In his eyes, it seems that people around him are coveting it. When he drove Sam away, his eyes were full of tears, much like the Tang Priest in The Journey to the West. They also love their friends or apprentices, but they stick to their principles, despite their reluctance.

When he escaped from Sherobo's cave, his first thought was to kill Gollum, a cruel and heartless thing. However, Gollum said, "Baby made us do it!" This also touched his long-lost sympathy and understanding for Gollum: "I must destroy it, Smeagol, for both of us." After such betrayal, he still called Gollum Smeagol and still had deep sympathy and understanding for him. What kind of mentality should he have to do it?

Author: Ghost of the Lord of the Rings 2005-8- 14 18:03 reply to this speech.

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Dedicated to the most tragic hero in the Lord of the Rings series.

Fortunately, Sam is a very ambitious person. When he saw Rambas dry food scattered at the foot of the mountain, he was indignant and didn't want to go home like this, so he went back.

When Sam gave Frodo the ring and necklace together, he hesitated. In the director's commentary track of the extended version of ROTK, PJ said that this design was to make Sam a full-fledged character-Sam also had a longing for The Lord of the Rings, and he was reluctant to give it back to Frodo. I didn't see it. I don't know if there is something wrong with PJ's comments or sean astin's acting skills: Sam kept his eyes on Frodo when he was still in The Lord of the Rings. I prefer to believe that he was frightened by Frodo's eager eyes. He hesitated, because he wanted to know if Frodo would become a madman if I gave him the ring back. If Sam keeps staring at The Lord of the Rings, I will believe PJ's story. This is a real failure, which is beside the point.

Frodo was shocked when he learned that Sam had taken the ring instead of the magic soldier. He had to get it back, but it was in someone else's hand, so he controlled his temper and asked Sam to return it in a semi-commanding and semi-pleading tone. When he hung it around his neck again, his face showed the relaxed expression that only addicts would have when they were smoking long-awaited opium. In my opinion, this is the most abundant passage in the trilogy, which implies that Frodo can't leave the Lord of the Rings mentally. He has regarded it as a part of his body, and he relies on it. If he has it, he will suffer, and if he doesn't have it, he will be driven out. It's a tragedy that an innocent person has become like this. Tragedy is to destroy beautiful things for people to see, but whose heart can bear such destruction? The audience's heart was strangled in such a tearless torture.

On the edge of the cliff of Mount Doom, the rolling magma reflected his cheeks as bright as fire. He holds the thin chain in his hand, and as soon as he lets go-what a simple thing-as soon as he lets go, everything will end. But why is it so hard to let go? He wanted to open his palm and look at it with his own eyes, rolling in the deep ... but it seemed to stick, and he just wouldn't open it. Sam is urging again. So many days and nights, I look forward to this moment: when he is tossing and turning in the dark, when he can't eat during the day, when his thin neck is bloody, when the wound in his chest hurts like a tear, when his already fragile nerves are scorched by the steam wheel ... He has only one idea, to destroy the ring quickly! But when this day really came, he couldn't let go. He suffered so much because of this. How can he let go easily now? How can the sufferings he suffered be written off with his careless letting go? Did he suffer for it just to throw it away? He didn't want to. This ring has borne him too much suffering. His soul has been integrated into the ring. It's already a part of him. Throwing away the ring is tantamount to cutting off his flesh.

The Lord of the Rings shines seductively in the fiery magma. What a beautiful baby ... the golden ring shines on his face, and his heart is no longer fighting. He was completely conquered by its beauty. Just now, contradictory tears rolled out of his eyes and crossed his cheeks feebly. He finally failed to escape the temptation of the ring.

To some extent, the credit for breaking the precepts should be awarded to Gollum. This is exactly what Gandalf said, "My heart tells me that Gollum will play another role, for better or worse, before all this is over. Bilbo's pity may determine the fate of the ring. " At the moment when he was about to fall off the cliff, Sam offered a helping hand, but he obviously hesitated. Should he let it be destroyed or go down to find it? The Lord of the Rings is holding on as long as possible, waiting for the instigator to come down and save it. Finally, Sam's tears awakened his conscience. The ring also collapsed at that moment.

This is the end of everything.

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The majestic Minas Tirith, Aragon accepted the coronation from Gandalf, and the vast land ushered in a generation of wise kings. The long-awaited peace has finally arrived, but Ren Huang knows very well that the credit for all this will not only belong to him. At the spire of Baicheng, four hobbits ushered in an honor that their ancestors had never had. The long-lost Hobbit theme music sounded again, and the magnificent symphony was as heroic as an epic. There is no reason to suppress excited tears! Yes, it is they, short, gentle and timid Hobbits (in Tuolao's pen, Hobbits were originally inspired by "rabbits"), but they have achieved the great cause of saving the whole Middle-earth!

Some injuries, once caused, can never be made up. In order to heal the wound on his chest and wash his once corroded heart, he has to go far away, and it is a long way to the gray port. "We set out to save Charles, Sam. It has been saved, but not for me." He spoke this passage very calmly with pale and bloodless lips, as if it were not himself; He gently caressed Sam's neck, printed a holy kiss on Sam's forehead, and gave him eternal blessings; The last time he looked back on the boat, he still had that sad and holy smile, but there was a lot of helplessness behind it!

As the sun sets, this face is so delicate. ...