Please recommend some classic Lord of the Rings Sam and Frodo, Merry and Pippin's beautiful companions ~

Let me answer, a magical race, a brave team, a magical ring.

When darkness tries to devour light, who will save the fate of mankind?

This is a movie that has shocked countless people. It is adapted from a masterpiece that shocked the magical literary world-Tolkien's original The Lord of the Rings (also translated into The Lord of the Rings or The Lord of the Rings).

Someone once commented on The Lord of the Rings's novels and movies-"When reading The Lord of the Rings's novels, what moved me most was the profound artistic conception, and when watching The Lord of the Rings's movies, what surprised me most was the ultimate beauty." This is really true. It can be said that novels and movies have their own advantages. The success of this film persuaded the fans who have been critical of The Lord of the Rings's novels. The investment was 300 million US dollars, and nearly 10,000 people participated in the production, which took three years to shoot. The Lord of the Rings Trilogy is a well-deserved Hollywood masterpiece.

The Lord of the Rings is destined for its excellent pictures. Director Peter's serious attitude made this film break the record rate 150: 1. Actors sometimes have to rework a shot more than 30 times, and there are more than 10 thousand pieces of clothing. All the instruments and weapons are handmade by various craftsmen in the most primitive way, pursuing an ancient and distinctive feeling. The hobbit's unique big feet alone need to be put on by actors. Orlando Bloom, the actor who plays the elf prince Legolas, broke his spine several times during filming, but he still endured the pain and played the elegant prince who made countless girls fall for him. I don't know how hard he has to work to make every seemingly light jump, to hold back the tearing pain and continue to smile; The four actors who play the Hobbit have to stand for more than an hour every day and fix their artificial limbs on their feet. Hugo, the actor of Aragon, carried a prop sword with him in order to get into the role, and made up his own makeup when it broke down; Alvin's actors lose weight for the performance, and Sam's actors gain weight for the character image ... These actors' efforts are worth voting for outside the film.

Besides excellent film production and professionalism of actors, the story itself is the biggest selling point. The Lord of the Rings is a story set in Middle-earth, which contains many races. In the second period, the evil night demon king Sauron made the Lord of the Rings, trying to control the whole Middle-earth. Humans unite with elves and other races against the dark forces. Isildur, the monarch of mankind, cut off Sauron's finger. Unfortunately, however, isildur was seduced by the Lord of the Rings and did not throw it to Mount Doomsday to destroy it. During the Millennium, the Lord of the Rings changed hands many times and fell into the hands of Gollum, a monster living underground. Bilbo, the Hobbit who explored, caught it. After Bilbo gave the Lord of the Rings as a gift to his nephew Frodo, a series of storms swept through. ...

The Lord of the Rings, a magical thing with bewitching power, must be put into Mount Doomsday for destruction. The brave Frodo undertook this arduous task. He was accompanied by Sam, Merry and Pippin; Dunedin, the direct descendant of isildur, the heir to the throne of Gondor-Aragon; Prince of the Black Forest Elf, son of Thranduil Legolas; A dwarf nobleman from the lonely mountain of Jimuli; Boromir, the eldest son of Regent Gondor; Gandalf the grey wizard Nine messengers from different races formed the Lord of the Rings Expedition to avoid the destruction of mankind and even the whole Middle-earth, and went to the magic capital where Sauron was located after the resurrection. ...

The Lord of the Rings is not only a simple magic work, but also some of its characters are worthy of our appreciation.

friendship

This is best reflected in Frodo and Sam. Sam, Frodo's chef, followed Frodo to complete this arduous task. In the second film, Frodo and his team are attacked by powerful orcs under the evil wizard Saruman. Frodo thought that he would bring death to his companions and decided to embark on his own journey. Sam found him when he was rowing into the river. Despite his inability to swim, Sam insisted on rushing into the water and staying with Frodo. Under the guidance of Gulum, Sam discovered Gulum's infidelity and was framed and abandoned by Frodo. However, he did not abandon his Frodo. At the critical moment, he stepped forward again and rescued Frodo from the poisonous spider.

The most touching thing is that both of them can't move forward under the scorching flame of Mount Doom. Sam struggled to carry Frodo, saying, "Since I can't bear the burden for you, let me carry you!" Frodo almost fell down after pushing Gollum and the Lord of the Rings down the crater of Doomsday. At the critical moment, Sam, who was always with him, extended a helping hand. When Frodo couldn't hold on, he said firmly, "Don't give up!" "

At first, Sam and Frodo were just masters and servants. Later, they experienced a series of events, and this ordinary relationship escalated into friendship and even deeper fetters. It can be said that without Sam, a loyal and selfless man, Frodo would never have reached the end. Sam is just a cook, but his spirit is brighter than Frodo.

The other pair is Legolas the elf and Jimuli the dwarf. The front end of the novel explains that because Thranduil, the king of the Black Forest, once imprisoned dwarves, the relationship between dwarves and elves has been at odds for thousands of years. Legolas and Jimuli had an argument at first when they didn't join the The Lord of the Rings expedition. At that time, none of them thought that the other party would be their friend through thick and thin.

With daily life and several bloody battles, the gap between elves and dwarves gradually melted, and their cooperation on the battlefield became more and more perfect. When he was in the underground cave, the dwarf jumped over the fault and accidentally slipped. He was about to fall into hell. Legolas had a keen eye and grabbed Gimli's beard, saving his life. Gimli has some good face. In the Battle of Helmet Valley, he begged Aragon to throw it into the enemy group because he could not jump over a long distance. Finally, he specifically told Aragon, "Don't tell the elf boy." The scene of two people fighting the enemy on the battlefield is also very interesting.

At the beginning of the final decisive battle, facing Solon's army of ten thousand people, Gimli said to Legolas beside him, "I never thought I would die with an elf." Legolas smiled and replied, "How about dying with friends?" Gimli nodded readily. "I do."

Legolas and Jim are a pair of people who have settled the feud of the times, so the docking below is different from the people above. Melly and Pippin are good friends who grew up together since childhood, and their friendship did not have a violent process. The most impressive thing is the bland and warm scene-Merry handed a pack of cigarettes to his friend who was about to leave, and said softly, "This is the last pack. I know you've finished smoking. You smoke too hard. " This kind of considerate gentleness is only available between true friends.

2. Love

Throughout the whole article, it is the love between Aragon and Alvin, the fairy princess. Alvin is especially willing to give up the opportunity to travel far from the ground and the immortal fate of the elves for Aragon, and wear the "Sunset Star" representing her own strength around Aragon's neck to bless him on the expedition.

Three. leader

The protagonist in the novel is Frodo, and so is the movie. However, I think Aragon is more like the protagonist. Not to mention his courage as a Huangren. Alone in the expedition, Aragon showed leadership. After Gandalf and Everett mutually assured destruction, Frodo and Sam left alone, and Melly and Pippin were captured by orcs, Aragon was still able to calmly lead Legolas and Gimli to make the right decision. Whether it's the battle of Helmet Valley, the battle of Baicheng or the decisive battle. The brilliant victories of kings of all countries were achieved by Aragon's extensive contacts, heroic struggles, wise decisions and firm beliefs. In the Battle of Helmet Valley, he could have stayed out of it, but chose to share the hardships with the people of Luohan. In the battle of Baicheng, he risked his life and brought the undead army; In the final battle, he cut off the head of Sauron's messenger with one sword. Let's listen to our king's passionate words in the last battle: my heroes of Gondor and Lohan, my good brother, I saw the fear in your eyes and felt the fear in my heart.

One day mankind will lose courage.

We will turn our backs on our loved ones and lose.

But not today!

One day evil will prevail and the human world will be completely destroyed.

But not today.

Today we will fight to the death.

For everything you cherish in this world.

We must fight to the end!

Such a brave king will surely lead his subjects to victory.

Four. Sacrifice spirit

All nine people who participated in the expedition knew that the trip was likely to be gone forever. The facts soon proved this. In the underground cave, Gandalf fought Everett to the death to protect everyone, and finally fell off the cliff. Before he fell, he just said, "Go away." . Soon after, tragedy happened to Boromir. The representative of this human being, a general with high martial arts skills, was killed by several arrows in order to protect the Hobbit. Others, though unscathed in the end, made sacrifices to varying degrees when they decided to save the world. I gave up my noble status, left my warm family and risked my life.

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I don't need to say much about the success of film characterization. I mainly want to talk about my favorite role. Aragon's kingly demeanor and Legolas' lightness and elegance, these two handsome guys took the limelight in the movie. However, the person I admire most is Arhat Princess Elvin.

This woman is not only an absolutely beautiful princess, but also an excellent female warrior. When the country was in trouble, he resolutely put on his military uniform and went to the battlefield. His excellent swordsmanship is not lost to men. When the nazgul tried to kill the king, she was fearless. Faced with the ridicule of the nazgul "no one can kill me", she took off her helmet "I am not a man" and ended the nazgul with a sword. Daily life did not make her delicate, arrange people and take care of the king. She is a model of the people and a great heroine.

final result

From beginning to end, The Lord of the Rings brought me not only a visual shock, but also an inner throb. Their friendship, their courage and many other virtues have become a magnificent symphony that runs through people's hearts. With the end of Tertiary, other races such as elves gradually faded out of the historical stage, and the human era came. The story of exploration has become a legend, which will always reverberate in the middle earth and our hearts.

Frodo and Gollum: Tragic Heroes of the Lord of the Rings Series

For me, there is no doubt that Frodo is a hero. But many people think he doesn't deserve this title. I don't quite understand why they think so. I have no intention of attacking their views or persuading them. I just want to rearrange my understanding of Frodo. I hope that in this process, Frodo's heroes will be as natural as 1+ 1=2. I'll try not to talk about the original.

I can argue from a seemingly unreasonable angle. Is the The Lord of the Rings series a successful film? I think so! Is Frodo a hero? I think so, too. At least one of the most important leading men. If the actors fail to perform, a blockbuster like The Lord of the Rings can't be successful. On the whole, it showed heroism. If the audience can't recognize Frodo as a hero, they will not be satisfied. Of course, other characters are heroes, but the protagonist is not heroic enough to ruin the whole movie. From this perspective, The Lord of the Rings's success eloquently proves Frodo's success.

Only when I thought of this did I think of Gollum, and I found that Gollum and Frodo were inseparable. Yes, Frodo and Gollum are closer than Frodo and Sam in some ways. They are all practitioners. Gollum's love and hate for the Lord of the Rings is unparalleled, and only Frodo can understand it a little. Gollum is the hellish future of Frodo and the forerunner of Frodo.

Oracle Bone Inscriptions told Neo that Smith was his opposite and his opposite. I think this sentence also applies to Frodo and Gollum, which is not abrupt. Gollum is the opposite of Frodo. If the Lord of the Rings had not been destroyed, Frodo would have become Gollum, and Gollum, a long time ago, was once a simple water-side hobbit. He doesn't want this. Even hundreds of years later, Smeagol's personality once defeated Gollum's personality, showing its tenacity. So Frodo wanted to save him. At the moment when Frodo decided to let Gollum go and let him be a guide, Frodo actually decided the fate of himself and Middle-earth.

He said, "May he die. But now that I see him, I pity him. " Frodo, as a hero, this moment has been completed. Heroes are not necessarily invincible, and they may not all succeed in the end. Heroes are the courage of the superego. Extraordinary courage and compassion. Frodo has done all these three things, and he is even more desperate. Of course, a lot of times, we see him stumbling and scared on the screen, and because of Elijah's huge blue eyes, we are not used to seeing such a "fragile" hero, so we are uncomfortable. We are small and short-sighted!

I admit that Frodo disappointed me a little in the first two episodes because he looked really fragile. But in the third episode, somehow, he completely won my respect. I don't know why, he is still in constant fear, getting weaker every day, and even became a Tang priest for a time. But just as he climbed to the end of the world with the ring step by step, he also brought me the power to trust him more and more. Yes, that's it. I won't go to hell, but the courage to go to hell convinced me and shouldered the moral weight and hope of the whole movie. When he said to Sam, "No, Sam, I can't see them. There is no smell of food, no feeling of water, no sound of wind ... I am naked in the dark. " Who can not sigh his tragic struggle? Who would doubt that this little Hobbit has the courage of a giant?

"But he didn't throw the ring down at last," you said. Yes, he failed at last. He kept the ring for himself. But imagine if Frodo stood in the crater, let go of his hand and threw it down easily. Is it unreasonable? The Lord of the Rings has tortured him for a long time, and now it is stronger in the center of Sanlong's territory. Although Frodo bravely brought it here, letting him go became an impossible task. This is perfectly reasonable. Otherwise, the ring is not the ring.

It was only at this time that Frodo's tolerance and compassion were rewarded and everyone was saved. Gollum, if you think that his appearance is only the guide of Frodo and Sam, you are all wet. He is a very, very important alternative hero. He is a destroyer. Somehow, Frodo and Gollum joined forces to destroy the ring. Gollum hates the Lord of the Rings and suffers the most. It is also the most suitable for him to destroy. When I read the whole book, the more I think about it, the more I admire the author's ingenious plot arrangement. This plot of PJ cannot be adapted in other ways. This is the only, most powerful and ingenious way to destroy the precepts.

Gollum, no matter how humble, sinful, cunning, dirty and miserable he is, he has redeemed himself, although he has no intention of redemption. Besides, he was happy in the end. He appreciated that the film didn't make him scream in horror when he fell down, but he forgot everything and was immersed in the ecstasy of regaining the ring, not knowing that the end was coming. God bless you, Gollum!

At this point, I was immersed in my feelings for Frodo and Gollum, and I couldn't write any more.

I was going to say whether Elijah Wood's performance was qualified, but now I don't think it's necessary. I close my eyes and Elijah is Frodo. His big eyes are clear and bottomless, as pure as a real Hobbit. If you only remember his eyes, you complain that he has no acting skills, because his eyes are too good at acting. In fact, his five senses can be expressed from innocence to despair, from like to doubt to disgust. Expressions range from fragile to strong. Last month, I watched Friendship again. When Frodo first appeared in the shadow of Shire, I realized that Elijah had changed Frodo so much from fellowship to the Twin Towers and from Shire to Gondor, but I didn't realize it. Is he a good actor? Needless to say, I hope it will help you!