FILM REVIEW THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING

    In my opinion, the movie The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King is a movie directed by a director with great cinematography skills. The film is directed by Peter Jackson known as the 2003 epic fantasy adventure is the genre of this film. The film also features an incredible cast of Sir lan Mckellen, Viggo Mortensen, Elijah Wood, Sean Austin, Andy Serkis, Karl Urban, Orlando Bloom, Liv Tyler, Hugo Weaving and Kate Blanchette. All giving memorable performances in a very large ensemble cast. In particular, the characters of Gandalf (Mckellen), Aragorn (Mortensen), Gollum (Serkis), Frodo (Wood), and Sam (Austin) are given great performances that bring the characters to life perfectly.

    The plot focuses on features the hobbits Frodo and Sam from the peaceful land of the Shire who want to reach the end of their quest to destroy the Ring by using the antagonistic weapons housed in Sauron in the flames of Mount Doom. Sauron's forces besieged Minas Tirith, the capital of Gondor. But Minas Tirith was the strongest city, it was there preparing for war against Sauron who returned to his full strength. Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli are three of the nine members of the fellowship intent on destroying the ring which has just aided the people of Rohan in their battle against Saruman's army at Helm's Deep. Gandalf is a wizard and organizer of the Federation, miraculously returned from his fatal fall into the depths of Khazad-dum and proving increasingly indispensable in the struggle of Middle Earth's free people of hobbits, Elves, Dwarves and Men against Sauron's army of orcs and Southron men.

    The method of suspense makes the audience feel that the most emotional scene in the film is after the great battle, where the characters share intimate, bittersweet and touching moments with each other. These few seconds are enough for tears to flow from any eye.

    The stunning visuals of The Return of the King are larger-than-life cinematography vivid to convey the unimaginable vastness of Middle Earth. While from the image of the film, the large mountain ranges, almost endless plains, volcanoes, giant ancient cities and other interesting sights are displayed in amazing detail. Also, the CGI they use for this movie is really sophisticated. The incredibly realistic motion captured on Gollum's face, along with the design of the monsters and the incredibly evil creatures, both look fantastic. Return of The King has some of the most epic and blood-crushing battle scenes in film history. The mesmerizing visuals in the film for this scene are enough to make it endlessly enjoyable on every viewing.

    Overall, The Lord of The Rings: The Return of The King is one of the most engaging and emotional examples of films you will find at TGV Cinema. It will make you cry, cheer and smile while watching this movie.