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But in the book, almost everything happened exactly as described. They even added too many references to The Lord of the Rings; those who were supposed to die, did die; the secondary plotline was smoothly removed, and the eye flew off into the sunset.

But in the book, almost everything happened that way. They added too many references to The Lord of the Rings; those who were supposed to die, did die; the secondary plotline was smoothly removed, and the Eye flew off into the sunset.

That's understandable, but since the previous installments decided to "mature," why did they leave it as a children's fairy tale here? Either they should have filmed it as a fairy tale from the beginning, or they should have lived up to the "declared" intention and surpassed The Return of the King. The trailer is more exciting and epic than the film itself.
By the way, if the dwarves had stayed in Erebor, none of the main characters would have died, and the result would have been the same. The eagles would have simply killed everyone. In general, you can just send the eagles into battle and not worry.

By the way, if the dwarves had stayed in Erebor, none of the heroes would have died, and the outcome would have been the same. The eagles would have simply killed everyone. In general, you can send only eagles into battle and not worry.

Again, the same thing happens in the book. And they came out to "inspire" the dwarven troops. And no one knew that the eagles and the bear would arrive and crush everyone.

Again, the book says the same thing. And they came out to "inspire" the dwarf troops. Besides, no one knew that eagles and a bear would fly in and crush everyone.

Thus, at least some intrigue (for those who are completely unfamiliar with Tolkien's work and haven't watched The Lord of the Rings) is lost. Of course, Tolkien is a great writer, but it would have been good to think a little more about what you are filming, because all the logic of what is happening is lost, and the battle becomes boring. Again, some anxiety was building up during the film (flying bats, Gundogan's army, Sauron, etc.), and then it just "pops" and that's it... Just some crowd (not particularly large) of masochistic orcs ran in, got hit, a pathetic death of one of the main characters, the end...

Yeah, it's all good, it's based on the book. If they had changed the plot significantly, it would have been worse. As it is, they added a few things of their own, but it doesn't really matter in the end; they just decided to expand and add to the plot a bit, so as not to constantly show the dwarves. It's a shame that Beorn was shown so little, and there weren't many battles with the eagles.

Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind: an excellent environmentalist animated film. Although it might be a bit monotonous, lacking unexpected plot twists or anything like that. But overall, it's magnificent.
8.5/10

I watched it too, although it was a while ago. I remember liking it, but I don't remember the plot. It was something about the harmony between man and nature, I think.

Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind
8.5/10

Did Miyazaki direct it? )
I recently rewatched his "Porco Rosso".)

Warlock, 1988.

One of my favorite horror movies. A black magician walks around and kills innocent people. I recommend it to everyone! 20 out of 10.

20 out of 10.

I don't believe such ratings.

Watched **"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" (2014)**. Again, these funny turtles. Shredder is epic; it's annoying that, as always, some pathetic Megan Fox takes him down at the end. Seriously, it's getting old; stop this emancipation of women, or I'll really grab an axe.

With my height of over 190 cm and athletic build, I would be perfect for the role of Shredder; in between filming, I would give Megan Fox a good spanking.

"It"
Your future, basically. A pleasant film, people like me might enjoy it.

John Wick
3/10
One point for a couple of funny jokes, one point for the acting, and another point if you imagine John Wick as Ramsay.

Guardians of the Galaxy
3.5/10
While watching, I had a strong feeling that I was playing a new Bioware game:

rich stories, unforgettable characters

The Maze Runner
6/10
Okay.

Hobbit
A decent action movie, sometimes a bit silly, sometimes pointless, but overall, it's well-made. Legolas jumping across falling rocks, taking his gravity-challenged mom to the movies. Legolas flying on a giant bat, jumping onto a kilometer-high rock formation. It's just awesome. But only as an action movie; they messed up the book's plot, adding an idiotic love story for whiny crybabies. OH, LOVE, just die.
I liked it; it's perfect for watching in the cinema. Lemon cake/10
Into The Woods
And in Russian, "The further into the woods..." is the most boring musical ever, filled with nonsensical scenes, stupidity, silly songs, and even more stupidity. It also contains instructions, apparently, for retarded parents. I bought into the colorful trailer and regretted it. But the film has some nice effects, and the forest is pretty good.
3/10
Whiplash
Obsession, if you translate it into Russian. This is an excellent film. It's well-shot, and everything about it is great. And the music in the film is just wow, so cool.
Good out of ten.
Calvary
Another great film that I watched. I don't know how to describe it, but it's enjoyable to watch for many reasons. In my opinion, it deserves attention.
What will happen to the priest/10