John Ronald Riel Tolkienwas orphaned at a very young age. He and his brother were abandoned to Father Francis Morgan, a Roman Catholic priest played the brothers father character of. After Tolkien was admitted to a noble school, King Edward’s School, he met a bunch of boys-Robert Gilson, Jeffrey Smithand Christopher Wisemandidn't seem so friendly at first, but in the end they became friends with Tolkien because of their mutual love of literature and art. Tolkien found inspiration under the guidance of Professor Joseph Wright, and the latter had been persuaded to accept the former into his classroom. He also found himself in love with Edith Blatterand fell into a sibling relationship. But after the outbreak of World War I, Tolkien was forced into the army, and his relationship with those around him became precarious
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Tolkien movie plot
2022-01-11 08:02
Extended Reading
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Beth 2022-04-21 09:03:01
A beautiful movie is not only in the visual sense, but also in the idealized shaping of the characters, the friendship of the four-person team, the romantic collision between the male and female protagonists, and the cultural atmosphere where the sun never sets. I didn't expect Nizi and Lily to have sparks before watching it. I really liked the way Nizi and Lily met again before they rushed to the battlefield and showed their love. That clip added a lot of points. However, there are two points of dissatisfaction with the play. First, since the relationship between the male protagonist and Jeffrey is to be shaped, we should give Jeffrey more scenes. Now that Jeffrey is too much of a foil, the male protagonist attaches great importance to him. The second is the scene where the male protagonist [present tense] is looking for Jeffrey in the trenches, and the scene where he reconciles with the heroine in [past tense] should not cross narratives before and after. The climax point was not hit to the extreme. Btw, the little boy who plays the young Tolkien is so handsome~
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Matt 2022-03-27 09:01:14
flat to the point of scolding
Tolkien quotes
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Edith Bratt: Oh, for God's sake, Ronald. Don't be so dramatic. It doesn't matter.
J.R.R. Tolkien: No, don't say that. Of course, it matters.
Edith Bratt: I don't know why you're taking it so hard. Things are just returning - to normal, that's all. To reality.
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Edith Bratt: I let myself believe that there were happy endings for people like us. But there aren't. There can't be.