A review of the premiere of "Lord of the Rings: Battle of Rohan"

"when darkness hangs over the earth, where will the light rise?" This line not only accurately captures the core essence of the Lord of the Rings movies, but also indicates that the new film Lord of the Rings: the Battle of Rohan, which will be released on December 14, will be a visual and touching experience. As another elaborate work directed by Peter Jackson after the Lord of the Rings trilogy, the magnificent scene and majestic momentum revealed by the Lord of the Rings: the Battle of Rohan has aroused countless fans and fans' expectations and praise.

The Lord of the Rings: the Battle of Rohan premiered in China on December 10, with many popular coser characters in the animation field attending, triggering a fan carnival. They show the temperament of different roles vividly, reproduce the classic lines and names in the conversation, and push the atmosphere of the premiere ceremony to the best part. The construction of the premiere site is consistent with the classic content of the film. "I didn't expect it to be so restored, who knows what it feels like to be happy sitting on the throne?" moviegoers and second-dimensional friends, or with family and friends, dress up as their favorite characters, clock in and interact with each other. You can also get shocking epic scrolls and exquisite gifts on the spot. The premiere fully unleashed the IP potential of the "Lord of the Rings" series, meeting offline to play and clock in, and online linkage to watch the movie together. After the premiere, the film received a lot of praise, whether it was Princess Hera's bravery and tenacity for the charge of the Rohan Kingdom or the upright standing of "Hammerhand" Helm. Its spiritual connotation moved the audience, "the story of the Lord of the Rings is still majestic"; "feel the charm of the hand-drawn animation given by the director of Shenshan Kenji, beyond imagination." Princess Hera ignited her determination to fight for the kingdom of Rohan, and I was on fire.

It is worth mentioning that in the production of Lord of the Rings: the Battle of Rohan, the director Kenji Shenshan not only strictly followed Tolkien's original works in the plot construction, but also ensured the consistency with the previous works at the level of art design. The style, armor, clothing and even architectural style seen by the audience in the animation continue the design concept of the "Lord of the Rings" series of films. The director also said that although animation is an ideal carrier to show fantasy and science fiction elements, "free imagination" also needs to maintain a certain realistic logic in order to maintain harmony with the series of works. To this end, he devoted a lot of painstaking efforts and energy in shooting techniques, lighting effects and the use of the lens.

The film Lord of the Rings: the Battle of Rohan is adapted from Tolkien's magnificent epic Lord of the Rings, focusing on the magnificent history of King Rohan's Hammer hand. The film is produced by Peter Jackson, a well-known director of the "Lord of the Rings" series, directed by Kenji Kamiyama, and created by Oscar-winning producer Philippa Bones, using a female narrative perspective for the first time, dating back to the turbulent period of 200 years before the Lord of the Rings. It skillfully combines the unique style of Japanese animation with Western fantasy elements, showing a wonderful collision between Eastern and Western aesthetics. I believe that both loyal fans and viewers who come into contact with this fantasy world for the first time can feel the unprecedented experience of watching movies.

Lord of the Rings: the Battle of Rohan was produced by Warner Bros. and released nationwide on December 14. The film is in a hot pre-sale, and the grand finale at the end of the year will be honored to invite you to return to the Middle Earth! ![] (https://count.mail.163.com/beacon/webmail.gif?type=webmail_mailtrace&guid=pre_d0ea15df43b1db1e7bbb0ea67c1bf0e0)