The Hobbit 3: Battle of the Five Armies is an adventurous fantasy film directed by Peter Jackson starring Martin Freeman / Ian McLean / Richard Armitage / Evangeline Lily / Lee Pace and more!
Adventure fantasy movie "The Hobbit 3: Battle of the Five Armies"
The Hobbit consists of 3 prequels to The Lord of the Rings but the story is largely independent. The title of "The Hobbit 3: The Battle of the Five Armies" is called the Battle of the Five Armies, but I do have a confusion about the Five Armies, which five armies are the five armies of the "Battle of the Five Armies". Watching the whole film, humans, elves, dwarves and orcs have been mixed up, and the fifth army has really not been found!
The most emotional of these 5 armies are the orcs, who work tirelessly to act as villains in every episode, (in this face-watching society) because they are ugly, and they are blackened. However, intellectually, they still have grown, mastering a variety of strategies such as sneak attacks, encirclements, and traps, and their combat strength is even more explosive. What dwarves, female elves, little leaves, you go to the house together in a hurry, facing the wheel war is still three consecutive victories.
Overall, Unlike The Hobbit 3: Battle of the Five Armies and the Lord of the Rings series, which focuses firmly on Frodo and others, Battle of the Five Armies is confusing. Bilbo's performance is really not good, and there are not many scenes. It is supposed to be writing about the enlightenment of Thorin Oak Shield, but no protagonist has ever been so annoying. The funniest thing is that Thorin's repentance was actually done by chanting words. Moreover, as Thorin joined the war, "The Battle of the Five Armies" completely abandoned the big scene and became a small group of troops fighting, endless single-handedly.
Although the Battle of the Five Armies is not very bright, it is also the most fun place in the whole series.
"Lonely Mountain Sings, Legend Immortal" When legends become myths, no matter how beautiful stories are, there is an end. Let these legends freeze in their most glorious moments, I am afraid that this is the only consolation that director Peter Jackson left for those of us who are fascinated by Middle-earth at the end of the song.