Review: Feeling tired and battle worn, I staggered out of the theater after three and a half hours of special effects creatures fight other special effects creatures. I grabbed a snack, but they barely touched - probably because the movie I was watching one of the most fascinating, evocative, inspiring, awesome and I have witnessed every great adventure epic. Not to mention the wonderful package of measures moods that shifted efforts during medieval battles exceptional dimensions and convincing bloodshed, beauty and miracle fantastic natural and cultural landscapes and cityscapes, touches of humor, well-paced dramatic tension and human relations, which moving and not just dry your tears, it is the largest of the Tolkien trilogy directed by Peter Jackson, New Zealand modest loan flashing by.Return King. Although I've seen the other two and read the book, I felt that it was also independently very well for people who have done so much more professional either.The story, which is the first - that may have worked hard to give as much information - or a friend - to be a little tension long battle scenes. The Return of the King, the emotional sting in the beginning, as we witness the transformation of Gollum with a warm, cheerful boy murderous mutant villain. The film then moves deftly between the different segments of the story - a beautiful sadness myahkorisuyuschyy Liv Tyler as Arwen was torment and women who love fails, the sword that was broken mended friendship with Frodo and Sam (Sean Austin and Elijah Wood) parameters are Borders strongly Gandalf command presence (Ian McKellen), who keeps an eye on things while turning in Oscar worthy performance, brilliant and very different battle scenes and mythical cities that rise out of the screen and provide basic story is the story of elements.This human activity, blackout clicks and the triumph of the human spirit to be almost as compared with the Wagners Gotterdammerung. This is a story with a sweet candy, fairy tales, the likes of which has not been said that earlier, and even likely, that will be so in the future. Haunting cry Nasgul you, physical attractions are not airbrushed and battles about as far away from the pantomime character waving wooden swords as you can get. Resourceful monsters to you on the edge of your seat. Full story keeps the spirit (if not archived, detailed precision) of original and you want to read a book worse thing I can say about it is that it's probably a bit long (or re-read a book!) - But not what you'd notice. . . |
