The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

Immediately following the plot in the upper part of the film, the dragon Smaug raged in Lake-town, and was pierced by an arrow by the sharpshooter Bard of lake-town, and fell into the ruins of lake-town in his groaning of anger and horror.

In a small detail, Bud in the film seems to directly see the weakness of Smaug, and the weakness of Smaug scales in the original book was discovered by Bilbo and told to the dwarf by a thrush bird, but in fact Bilbo did notice the weakness in the second film and there was a scene of thrush bird, but it was not connected in series in the third film. I don't know whether it was the director's negligence or to reduce the composition of fairy tales. In short, the opening is very eye-catching.

After that, the rhythm of the film slowed down, and the forces from different sides prepared for war, argued internally, quarreled with each other until the final Armageddon, and the battle of the five armies was also the climax of the film.

The whole scheduling was also quite interesting, from the chaos to the one-on-one fight of the main characters, instead of the big scenes, it would only make people feel boring and relaxed. The specific plot is not dramatic.

This film can be said to be the most challenging one by director Peter Jackson in this series, because the main plots of the original work are basically finished in the first two films, and the death of Smaug, a little tail dragon left behind, is also finished in the opening minutes. However, there is no positive description in the Battle of the Five Armies, the highlight of this film, which depends on the creation of the director team itself, which is believed to be a controversial place.

Fortunately, I think, except for some strange species that suddenly appear inexplicably, the whole is a good adaptation and deduction. In addition to this war, there are many characters expanding, such as the emotional line of sharpshooter Bard, the villain Azog, the elf king Thranduil,Kili and Tauriel, and the family line of Legolas?

The outstanding advantage of this film is that it focuses on the inner struggle changes of the characters, whether Bilbo or Thranduil. Of course, Thorin Oakenshield, the son of Thráin II and the grandson of Thrór are the most important and interesting ones. Sorin is bleeding with the greedy blood of the dwarf royal family, and this film suffers from "dragon disease", showing almost insane possessiveness to Arkenstone.

When everyone, including his own dwarf clan, fought bloody battles outside, he ordered his treasure hunt team to build high barriers, wear gold and silver, and take care of the poor world outside him, so I could close the door and be king. Despite the advice of brothers and sisters who had fought for their lives, they were blinded by gold and silver treasures, but when he took off the ridiculous penniless crown, the dwarf hero who singled out Azog came back again.

His eyes were no longer shining with gold, but the will like ice, and he was eager for victory. "No dwarf would escape the war and shrink behind a high wall, but let his people fight outside." Sorin, who is smart, proud, brave, revenge and a little stubborn, came back. "Listen up, I don't care if you bastards do anything anywhere in China, but my sword, the place where it can reach is my country! Guys who break into my things, orcs, dragons, Sauron. Cut them all! I will never allow anyone to invade my home again! "

He came from Erebor, a dwarf kingdom, with great vigour, and quietly left in the worship of his brothers. He just lay quietly on the white and smooth ice, as if he had just had a dream, a dream that lasted for 195 years, and finally came to a perfect curtain call. All fame and fortune drifted away like flowing water under the ice.

Good night oak shield, king under the mountain! When the fireworks rise, the dwarf era that once belonged to Thorin Oakenshield, the heroic and arrogant lonely mountain kingdom will not die with the passing of time, but will only be remembered frequently in the drifting of time, and we will be kings in the end.

Generally speaking, it is a good movie. Compared with the Lord of the Rings series, I feel that the director team is not so attentive, and some small details and serial connections are not so delicate, and there may even be inconsistencies.