In December 2003, the final part of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, The King is Invincible, was released. Today, after 18 years, there is no sequel to The Lord of the Rings.
In December 2001, the first "Guardian of the Rings" film gives characters and backgrounds, world view depictions, and small-scale tribal race battles. In December 2002, in the second installment of The Two Towers, the Guardian Messengers had to act separately because their friends had been abducted. The tragic and tragic Sacred Helmet Valley offensive and defensive battle has pushed the last one to a climax, and the audience's expectations are full.
The Elven Prince of the Lord of the Rings
In December 2003, the third part of "The Lord of the Rings 3: Invincible" as the final chapter of the series, naturally it is inevitable to start an endgame battle with the villain. With its magnificent epicness, magnificent war scenes, and eerie magic scenes, the final chapter of the Lord of the Rings did not live up to the expectations of the audience. After watching the Lord of the Rings trilogy, the biggest feeling is that for such a film, there are only three words to describe: too good-looking.
The Elven Princess in The Lord of the Rings
However, the final ending of "The Lord of the Rings" is not perfect, and the open-ended ending makes the audience unlimited reverie. The Lord of the Rings trilogy leaves a lot of suspense waiting to be answered. For example, at the end of the film, why did Frodo, Gandalf, and the elves leave by boat? Frodo's wounds have not healed for four years, where are they going? What to do? None of this is said. And Bilbo says he's ready to go on another adventure! Also, after Frodo destroyed the Ring, only the Magic Eye was destroyed, and Sauron may still be alive, and he will not be destroyed by a ring!
Apparently, the end of the film is about a different adventure. It feels like The Lord of the Rings is a movie with an open-ended ending in order to make the next one.
Classic graphics
Eighteen years on, the Lord of the Rings team isn't making a sequel movie. It was only in 2012-2014 that he filmed and produced the "Hobbit" trilogy. But the story of "The Hobbit" takes place before the Lord of the Rings trilogy, which means that the movie "The Hobbit" is a prequel to "The Lord of the Rings", and the final suspense of the third part of the Lord of the Rings is still not solved.
However, the original author of the Lord of the Rings died in 1973, and the story is not yet finished, which is also a major reason.
The male protagonist of "The Hobbit"
Recently, according to the m1905 movie network, Warner Bros. Warner Bros. will create the "Lord of the Rings" animated movie "The Lord of the Rings: Battle of the Rockhans". The film is closely related to the original "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, and the timeline is set hundreds of years before the Battle of the Sacred Helmet Valley, especially the plot of the second "Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers", which is set hundreds of years before this battle, focusing on the human kingdom of Rohan in the north of Gondor, telling the little-known story behind the battle of the Sacred Helmet Valley. The film will be released in theaters.
Lord of the Rings animated movie information
The animated film was directed by a Japanese director (Kenji Kamiyama) and directed by Kenji Kamiyama as part of the animated Ghost in the Shell series. However, the director (Peter Jackson) and the lead writer (Fran Welsh) were not involved in the original Lord of the Rings live-action films, and the assistant screenwriter (Filipa Bowens) would serve as consultants in the film.
Japanese director Kenji Kamiyama
Seventeen years ago, at the 76th Academy Awards, "The Lord of the Rings 3: The King of the Dead" was the same as its name – showing the "King of the Invincible" style. At the Oscars, "11 out of 11", the 100% probability builds a legend that can no longer be surpassed. In 2003, the film grossed more than $1.1 billion worldwide, which is also a miracle in the history of cinema.
Eighteen years later, the Lord of the Rings trilogy is still proud of its kingly posture. "The Lord of the Rings" animated film, I am very much looking forward to it, I hope to live up to expectations and create brilliance again.