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Taryn 2022-01-11 08:02:01

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

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...

Destany 2022-04-22 07:01:43

A master of fantasy novels, who likes to invent languages, a liberal arts student who was eliminated back then. Do some bad things with your lover in a hotel, meet a mentor who loves to make gothic stories, and start to build a friendship in Middle-earth, a war to resolve conflicts. Is that what the passion for creating The Lord of the Rings was all about? 6

Cathy 2022-03-26 09:01:10

(6.5/10) is called a biography, but it actually traces the background of the formation of Middle-earth for the audience. The angle chosen by this film or the meaning of the name Tolkien to the public is deeply bound to the "Lord of the Rings" series, which is like "First Man", Armstrong only because of Apollo Plans are remembered, we cannot shape a "pure" biography independent of events or masterpieces. So how the protagonist grows up to this point doesn't seem to be critical. By contrast, "Gandhi", "Amadeus", etc. are completely different biopic scenes, because the lives of Gandhi and Mozart are the biggest events.