The magical world is not simply Middle-earth, nor is it simply a mythical world. The magical world is a dream, a dream about adventure and growth; in the real world, people's growth is always limited, and in the magic world, people's growth also becomes larger.
The Lord of the Rings series
Tolkien, the father of modern magic, created the series of works of "The Lord of the Rings", "The Hobbit", and "Elven Diamond", creating a gorgeous and magnificent world of Middle-earth - a world where humans, elves, half-orcs, wizards, dwarves, monsters, dragons and other wonderful creatures coexist.
Due to the rise of "The Lord of the Rings", magic movies are indiscriminate, and magic movies with poor reputations such as "Dragon Knight" and "Golden Compass" have appeared, which has cooled the popularity of magic movies brought by "Lord of the Rings".
The Chronicles of Narnia series
Tolkien and CS Lewis often exchanged their ideas at the Oxford University Tavern, and they each agreed to write a fantasy epic. Later, Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings came out, while Lewis wrote The Chronicles of Narnia. Unlike the serious linguist Tolkien, Lewis is also a children's writer and a theological writer, so unlike the dark and dangerous Middle-earth world presented in "The Lord of the Rings", the world of Narnia he constructed is full of childlike fun and religious metaphors, and takes the perspective and growth of children as the main line of the series, making the novel pattern less large, but full of healthy content.
Harry Potter series
It is said that JK Rowling saw a thin young wizard smiling at her during a train trip, which was the opportunity for her to create Harry Potter, and since then, Harry Potter has become the most famous wizard in the world and a household name.
2001 Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone: This slightly gray-looking teenage wizard story, accompanied by eerie music and an imperfect plot that leaves many foreshadowings, became Warner's highest-grossing film series. A wizarding world outside the real world, connected by nine and three-quarters of a virtual platform, began at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and gradually perfected into a unique magical system based on the growth of Harry Potter. Magic, spells, herbs, wands, Diagon Alley, Broomsticks, Goblets of Fire, Quidditch, etc. in the series make people feel real and interesting, and Harry's friendship with Ron and Hermione is even more admirable.
In 2011, the finale of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was released, validating the Bold Faithful Curse. The series that accompanied us through ten years of youth finally came to a perfect end.
However, the death of "Snape", lamentations, and humiliation of the heavy role, especially his love for Lily to the death, "You have the same eyes as your mother", the guardian of the gods, when the truth comes out, the most touching moment, may Snape go all the way.
The Mummy series
The modern interpretation of ancient myths, myths and stories are often the treasure house of magic movies: ancient Greek myths, Egyptian mummies, Chinese fairy myths, religious myths, etc., are one of the best sources of magic movies, the reason is that the myths of each world have their regionality and inheritance, and the myths and stories that circulate in the world affect not only a generation, but as early as the time of the grandfather's grandfather, it is deeply engraved in people's memory and blood.
The Hobbit series
As a prequel to The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit recreates the magical and magnificent world of Middle-earth, Bilbo Baggins follows the thirteen people initiated by the gray-robed wizard Gandalf, the dwarf king Thorin and other thirteen people to explore, in search of lost glory, the adventure journey, trolls, elves, half-orcs, Smaug, spider monsters, elves, elves, take turns to appear, thrilling. Bilbo received the Ring from Gollum, completed the test of courage and guts, and was respected and approved by Thorin; by wit, he obtained the Arkenburg diamond from Smaug; and gave it free of charge to avoid the dwarves and elves.
Big Fish
In 2003, ghost director Tim Bolton's "Big Fish" is one of the most peculiar magic films. This movie is true and false, imaginary and illusory, so that people sink in the story, and they can't distinguish whether it is true or false.
The film is exaggerated and absurd, light and funny, although it is the old man's death as the background of the story, but it dissolves the sadness brought by life and death, and immerses people in the charm of the story.
Indiana Jones (Raiders of the Lost Ark) trilogy
Written by George Lucas and directed by Steven Spielberg, Raiders of the Lost Ark is arguably a prime hollywood blockbuster. From 1981 to the present, a classic that spans more than 30 years is still dazzling. The film received the 1981 Academy Award for Best Visual Effects, Best Art Direction, Best Editing, Best Sound, Special Achievement Award, and multiple nominations. The film has been called the "action movie classic" in film history for two reasons:
First, from this film onwards, the world discovered that the future of this man named Steven Spielberg in cinema was limitless.
Second, the film produced the highest-grossing box office star in the history of human cinema, Harrison Ford.
Van Helsing
Under the cold sky, black clouds rolled, the wind gusted, a lightning bolt broke through the night sky, and the desperate demons and ghosts attacked the ancient town of "Transylvania". The story takes place at the end of the 19th century, when many terrible monsters appear in the mysterious Romanian ancient town of Transylvania, who are wreaking havoc in the city and constantly lose their lives under the clutches of the devil. Among these monsters is the vampire Dracula (Richard Locksberg), an aristocratic elder of a vampire family who has been haunting the ancient town of Transylvania for many years, sucking up the blood of countless humans. Surrounded by the evil of Dracula's vampire family, Frankenstein (Shuler Hansley) is also summoned, a monster created by scientist Frankstein, with human muscles and metals, and is terrifying when killing people. In the ancient city of Transylvania, the hot-tempered werewolf (Will Kemp) and the three vampire brides of dracula, The Vampire Dracula: Arila, Verona and Marika, are beautiful and more vicious.
In order to eliminate the evil forces in Transylvania, the Catholic Church travels to the United States to invite the monster hunter Dr. Van Helsing (Hugh Jackman) to deal with vampires, Frankensteins, and werewolves on their behalf. Van Helsing then put on his lethal weapon and rushed to the ancient city of Transylvania with his assistant Karl (David Venham). On the way, Van Helsing rescues another vampire female hunter, Anna Villerse (Kate Beckinsale), who becomes his lover and right-hand man. To van Helsing's surprise, the people of Transylvania didn't seem to believe Van Helsing very much. In their eyes, Van Helsing is also a violent monster, definitely not the hero they long to save. The enemy was also far more raging and terrifying than he had imagined, and he himself was almost buried under the monster's sharp teeth several times.
Alice in Wonderland
"Alice in Wonderland" Walt Disney has always loved Lewis Carroll's work, as early as the 1920s, Disney began to make a film debut is a series of live-action, cartoon co-starring "Alice in Cartoon Country", when it was just a silent, black-and-white short film. Later, after Disney made sound cartoons, color cartoons, and long-form animations, it originally had plans to make this film before the war, and then planned to stop filming due to the outbreak of war, and finally presented the novel as a long-form drama animation after the war.
However, the film was launched at a time of post-war economic difficulties, when the mainstream of culture prevailed in realism, so the film's surreal approach did not cause much repercussions at the time, nor was it favored by film critics, and it was not taken seriously until the 60s and 70s, with the popularity of psychology. In any case, Walt Disney's courage to try in many ways and set limits without painting is really admirable.
Twilight
The Twilight Zone is a terrifying but romantic novel by American writer Stephanie Meyer. The novel "Twilight" is about the romantic love story of Bella, a high school student, and Edward, a young and handsome vampire. It is also the top bestseller in many countries around the world. The magical masterpiece known as the "Post-Harry Potter Era" has become the representative of the international magic series after the "Lord of the Rings Trilogy", "Harry Potter Series" and "The Chronicles of Narnia".
The "Twilight" series is based on the emotional entanglement of Isabella Swan and Edward Cullen, a pair of bitter Mandarin ducks, blending vampire legends, werewolf stories, school life, horror suspense, comedy adventures and other eye-catching elements, and poignant love is the "strongest emotion" in the book.