Given the quality of movies nowadays, it has become increasingly difficult to be satisfied by watching movies. As for this generation of filmmakers, they have lost their competitive spirit in the comfortable life; we moviegoers are also becoming more and more resigned. Watching these bad movies, we gradually get a sense of black satisfaction - just to scold them after watching them.

Take "Lord of the Rings" as an example!

The script of "The Lord of the Rings" was planned and written by director Jackson and his wife and old partner Frances Walsh for three years. The entire film took 10 years from planning to completion. This alone shows that there is a unique amount of hard work. Which commercial director can withstand such lonely years!

The film *** won 351 international awards and was nominated for 284 (IMDB statistics).

Let’s take a look at some of the actors:

Brad Dourif, who plays Grima, was one of the actors who made the biggest sacrifice for this film, because he had to shave off his hair during filming All hair on the face, including eyebrows. The following word was spoken by Brad Dourif's girlfriend after a long silence after hearing that he was going back to reshoot some scenes: Fuck!

The scene of Gulu catching fish in the creek was shot in the cold winter. The crew used all the searchlights and blowers, and even called in the fire brigade, to clear the snow and ice on the stream. It's hard to imagine how Andy Serkis completed the shot in such an environment.

Think about the so-called blockbusters at home and abroad in recent years. Do you have someone with 1% of your efforts? All the old costumes and props from previous films are used, the plots are incredible (not both reasonable and unexpected), and the advertisements for each film before its release are hyped up. Is it really good to watch?

It’s a shame that some people don’t have the patience to finish watching this movie, and they arbitrarily conclude that it’s not good to watch. Just like Wang Shuo’s comment on Jin Yong, Jin Yong didn’t read any of Jin Yong’s works at all, thinking that only his own works have ideological depth, and only himself. There is level.