Everything is grabbing the ears of the audience and shouting, he is Tolkien, he is destined to write the Lord of the Rings.

Lurline 2022-01-11 08:02:01

Playmates, girlfriends, wars, everything reminds the audience that there must be auspiciousness for the saint’s first birthday, and the reason Tolkien is Tolkien is a foreboding. But after all, the name of the movie is Tolkien, not the origin of the Lord of the Rings. Other things that have shaped Tolkien's personality that have nothing to do with the Lord of the Rings should also be reflected accordingly.

On the battlefield, it would be clever if only the flames of the torch were displayed plainly and the audience was allowed to imagine the fire dragon scene. In addition, as long as they are handsome, bragging B can also make girls. The logic of the movie is not impossible, but this is after all a biography, isn't it?

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  • Floy 2022-01-11 08:02:01

    Samsung gave Tolkien and Edith, big and small, there was nothing to say about their looks. However. My Nick’s role as Tolkien when he was about 20 years old was a little bit powerless. It wasn’t until the post-war part that I felt comfortable. The scene with Geoffrey’s mother had the old-fashioned calmness. In contrast, Edith is closer to my imagination. The young Tolkien was brilliant. The junior TCBS is great. In terms of plot, the dramatic treatment is of course possible, but Tolkien sees the fire dragon or Lingsuo on the battlefield with big eyes, which is a bit forcibly related. No wonder the Toshi family did not approve of this movie. In addition, they were married before he went to fight in France. Christopher is played by the little shipowner of Dunkirk, Peter William Morris.

  • Raegan 2022-04-23 07:03:37

    Beautifully shot, with a touch of British elegance. I still think the male protagonist's face is a little weird. And at the end of this kind of film, a lover finally got married!

Tolkien quotes

  • Robert Gilson (Young): Gentlemen. A thought. You know what the trouble is with all these legends Tolkien reads?

    J.R.R. Tolkien (Young): Enlighten me, Robbie.

    Robert Gilson (Young): They don't have any women in them. I'm not talking about pale, shivering maidens sitting in towers. I'm talking about plump, *red-blooded* women... The women of Southern Europe. Women with large flagons of wine on their heads.

  • Robert Gilson (Young): I can die in any way the Fates choose, that's not up to me. But what is within my power is to decide how I live. Courageously or timidly.