Andrew Rawlinson-Heath

Andrew Rawlinson-Heath

  • Born: 1990-6-24
  • Height: 5' 4" (1.63 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Taryn 2022-01-11 08:02:01

      Tolkien powder expressed some dissatisfaction

      Generally speaking, it is a big movie without much emotional depth. The cruelty of the war and the psychological trauma it brought to Tolkien’s generation has not been reflected well, but I still like Tolkien struggling to stand up and look at the scene of the devastated battlefield. Mordor is full...

    • Deon 2022-01-11 08:02:01

      On "Tolkien"——A writer's biography

      This is not a professional film review, please don't be swayed by the author's layman's point of view.

      "Tolkien" tells the story of John Ronald Ruel Tolkien (1892-1973)-to be precise, the story of his first half of his life. Tolkien is a scholar at Oxford University in the United Kingdom. The reason...

    • Harley 2022-04-24 07:01:17

      sam, hiding under the curb, the father frantically hinted to his son that "that man is worth entrusting his whole life", or something, there are too many Lord of the Rings stalks! There is still a little excitement! I'm pretty picturesque, and it's a little embarrassing to be drunk. The heroine is sometimes like lana in Little Farmer Superman...

    • Blaze 2022-03-27 09:01:14

      Before the cup of wine, before the dream, in adversity, blood, fire and adversity.

    Tolkien quotes

    • Edith Bratt: I don't have a hat.

      J.R.R. Tolkien: It's all right. They all look ridiculous anyway.

    • Mabel Tolkien: Let us begin, Ronald: The earth began to shake with the weight of the dragon as he crawled to the water, and a cloud of venom flew before him as he snorted and roared! But Sigurd waited till the dragon had crawled over the pit and then he thrust his sword under his left shoulder and right into his heart. The dragon lashed his tail till stones broke and trees crashed about him. And then he spoke, as he died, and said, "Whoever thou art that hast slain me, this gold shall be thy ruin and the ruin of all who own it." Sigurd said, "I would touch none of it, if even by losing it, I should never die. But all men die and no brave man lets death frighten him from his desire."