i don't watch movies, Reivew on The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

I will only use emotion to write my afterthought. Special effects such as special effects are for those who specialize in this industry to explore, what I want to say is, home. The dwarves have no place to live and risk fighting for their homes, their families, those who have died. I'm really embarrassed to say that I cried twice in this show, once when the hobbit was about to leave quietly in a conversation with a dwarf about having a home or not. The second time was when Thorin looked at the halflings who were about to destroy them all, and bravely stepped forward. The pain of his being beaten, the look in his eyes, was actually a longing for home, because he loved him so much His home, his family, so he hated the halfling very much. In the face of this predicament, his courage was not only a struggle, but also a declaration that there was a desire to call home. Forgive me, home here is synonymous with beauty, and I am also pursuing that kind of beauty, happiness, that home that can be called home. And halflings and half-orcs eat monsters. These are all difficulties and obstacles in the pursuit of a beautiful home in life. Don't be afraid, have the courage to bear it, and dare to fight. It starts with justice, and it will be rewarded in the end. I have faith and it is my future home. (Sorry I'm not a movie watcher)

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