The awakening of the viewer's consciousness begins when Barnes agrees to join. The content that followed was gradually interesting.
The fight with the trolls, while exciting, is not as good as Baggins' encounter with Gollum. I think this is the most moving part of the film, and it is also the essence of Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" lineage.
As for the confrontation with the orcs, the aura of a king that was originally intended to be brought out is far from the grand atmosphere of "The Lord of the Rings 3". It seems that 2 and 3 must show a higher standard.
Come on, don't let Tolkien fans down.
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