The ending of "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies" is warm, friendly and mixed with compassion, which makes the audience very useful. It strives to amplify the highlights of the trilogy and minimize the shortcomings of the series. ()
Peter Jackson created an appropriate ending to the trilogy, a farewell to a victory in Middle-earth. "The Hobbit" after the end is worthy of the status of the "successor" of the "Lord of the Rings" series, although it has never been out of the shadow of the success of "Lord of the Rings". (
Even if no "The Hobbit" can reach the fabulous greatness of "The Lord of the Rings", we will still be amazed by Peter Jackson's control over those characters and Middle-earth. Middle-earth is as familiar to him as John Ford is about Monument Valley. Jackson wrote a farewell elegy to Middle-earth in "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies". ()
Peter Jackson's peak period has passed, but this final piece will undoubtedly satisfy fans, and the Hobbit's story will finally come to an end and it will make people feel sad. ()
