As the second film in the "Lord of the Rings" series, "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" very well continues the overall style of the first film, and shows more of the main character background and worldview composition in a better and more detailed manner . A friend of mine particularly likes the last part of the movie, the scene where "Tree Elf" and "Gandalf the White Robe" defeat the enemy in two lines. Every time he looked at it, he was very excited. I like the scene where the king decides to die at the last moment when the "hussar country" seems to be about to be destroyed. Perhaps the pride of mankind lies here. We would rather die in battle than watch ourselves be defeated. As long as you resist, there is hope. The little guy "Guru" is sometimes cute and sometimes vicious, and is really a standard schizophrenic patient. The sudden appearance of Gandalf in a white robe makes me feel a little discouraged, maybe I think it looks a little bit clichéd here. However, the flaws do not conceal the advantages. If you have the opportunity, you must find Tolkien's original work to see it, and it must be very heart-warming.
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