Ten years later, the pictures of the new series are more vivid, bright and delicate than the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Having said that, the magnificent mountain scenery is actually only suitable for long-lens aerial photography, and it may not be so refreshing to be in it.
From the perspective of the story process, this work largely replicates the structure of The Lord of the Rings 1 - quest establishment, alliance assembly, and monsters on the road. The point is that the three processes are unexpected, and it is inexplicable when translated into Chinese. 13 dwarves who are brave and unreliable (probably only 4 or 5 brave ones) want to restore the country through the Long March, which is inexplicable; The flickering became, inexplicable; in the end, the big monsters were not encountered, and the small monsters were not cleaned up, but the length was still so long, inexplicable.
Considering the suspicion of repeating the previous work, this work can only be given three stars.
PS Now I will be disgusted when I see the killing shots, especially the protagonists' hacking and killing of the goblins. There are many head-cutting shots. Does anyone question the protagonist's indifference to life?
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