As the connecting part of the trilogy, it is actually so majestic and even tragic, the shock of the big scene is unparalleled, and more attention is paid to the issue of trust - whether it is between humans and other species, or within the Fellowship of the Ring, also Including the relationship between Frodo and Gollum; the split and struggle of the individual soul in the face of greed and darkness, and the choice between love and eternal life, are deeply portrayed. "There are still some beautiful things in this world that are worth fighting to the end" - Sam the brave's monologue is really tearful; this story is not finished yet, we don't know how it will end, whether we will become a legend or become a legend For ashes, but just look at the sun rising at dawn, that ray of light shines on you, and faith shines brightly there. There is simply no one left out of this, not just a shadowy Middle-earth, but the reality we live in.
Let me mention that the seats of CGS are quite comfortable, and the sound effects and pictures of the laser hall are really good, praise~
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