指环王的英文观后感120左右

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Depending on how much you know about J.R.R. Tolkien, you will either be bored or outraged by Ralph Bakshi's Lord of the Rings. Despite lovely backgrounds and Bakshi's always beautiful use of color, the film is not exactly the high point in Bakshi's career. In fact, it is still remembered and reviled by many Tolkien fans, who resent Bakshi's heavy-handed treatment of the first third of the Ring Trilogy.

Much of this resentment comes from The Lord of the Rings' unique position in fantasy literature. Unlike roughly contemporaneous works like Howard's Conan saga or Lieber's Fahfrid and the Grey Mouser, the Ring Trilogy found popularity and acceptance outside the fantasy community. Scholars respected Tolkien's poetry and deep understanding of Celtic and Norse mythos; hippies viewed the book as allegorical and containing wisdom; war gamers adopted the Tolkien world into the massively popular Dungeons and Dragons adventure games. Tolk