It is really exciting and looking forward to being able to log in to the domestic IMX big screen and it is a 4K restoration version!
The first time I watched it was a CD shown at home in junior high school? At that time, the feeling of watching it was exciting and touching, beautiful and terrifying. After college and work, I have the opportunity to watch it again by myself. I have watched the series about five times in total. When "The Hobbit" was released, even if there were no girlfriends who were interested and no boyfriend at the time, they were willing to try to go to the movies alone for the first time.
The restoration of 4K is beyond imagination. The previous impressions were all flowery pictures, especially the technological progress of the film industry in the past ten years, with a more obvious contrast.
IMX really enjoyed listening to the soundtrack of this movie.
Watching this film after 6 years, the newly developed experience is that Boromir is no longer the villain. He is neither selfish nor rigid. He has a mission that he has to bear, regrets, chagrin, shame, watch, love, hope, and conscience. Loyalty and filial piety, everything is Gondor. He said, "We have protected your peace with our blood, and now we have such a great power that we can use it to deal with the devil." He said, we are frightened, and what we have been afraid of is actually such a small thing. He said, take the Ring to Gondor and protect it, and let Gondor use it.
He described the beauty of Baicheng and the horn of his hometown to Aragorn with affection, and swore filial piety to the king in front of him. At that moment, I suddenly felt that he was more memorable than Aragorn. Looking back many years ago, I remember that he was a bad guy, but I can't remember how Aragorn went from a ranger who avoided responsibility and avoided life for half a life to a loyal, conscientious and conscientious. My kingly style. He is more human, and a respectable person.
Loyalty is one of the most precious qualities in today's society. Responsibility, each person's position is different, and the definition and degree of responsibility are also different. Today's society has no way to regulate it. Brave, how many people can have this treasure.
This is a film for men, which satisfies the enjoyment of heroism and the counterattack of small people. There is teamwork, competition for employment, primitive struggle, and superego realization. Every time I watch this movie, I have the urge to be a man again.
I love The Lord of the Rings.
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