How to interpret The Lord of the Rings: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King?

In The Lord of the Rings: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, there are three scenes that attract special attention, namely, the victory of the Yin soldiers, the battle between Frodo and Smeagol for the Lord of the Rings, and Frodo's last westward journey.

Even if there are fantasy epic movies with the same weight in the future, it is difficult to write these three dramas, because they are completely "anti-Hollywood": human beings can't win on their own, and the undead who betrayed deserters hundreds of years ago have become the key to the situation; The protagonist is not as perfect as the "great man". He can't conquer his desire, but it's true.

Because the Lord of the Rings has become his "spiritual pillar" at this time, it was finally separated from the Lord of the Rings by the fall and death of villains; After telling this story, Frodo and his uncles, wizards and elves chose to leave Middle-earth forever and never set foot in this place they guarded again.

Inspirational significance of movies

The author hopes that readers will not interpret this story metaphorically, which may lead to any trouble. However, it is true that The Lord of the Rings thoroughly put the myths of the Middle Ages in Europe, the stories of mankind for centuries, and the struggles of matter, desire, spirit and even soul on the screen.

The answer has long been human desire, power, dark side, etc. But after watching the movie, I saw that Frodo would eventually cross the west, and the Lord of the Rings may also mean that the mysterious "old times" are gone. The ghost is gone, the legend is over, and then there is no new adventure, and it is over.