The Creators of The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
The films, the Lord of the Rings, were amazing because they were based on the books of J.R.R. Tolkien. Tolkien made amazing books in the Hobbit and Lord of the Rings. The films were impressive because they kept to the books and were made in the 1990s or 2000s prior to the LGBT trying to limit and prevent free speech and the telling of amazing stories (prior to the 2010s). While the Lord of the Rings is fiction, it is an impressive story of bravery and goodness.
The story describes a battle between good and evil. We learn that an evil individual, Sauron, decided to create rings that contained power. The evil individual wanted to have unlimited power over the whole world. The different rings were combined into one ring that could rule everything. The evil ring gets lost and is found by a hobbit named Bilbo Baggins. Despite Bilbo not being strong, he is able to defeat a dragon and take its treasures. Among the treasures, was the evil ring.
Baggins wears the ring and notices that he becomes invisible. Despite the supposed superpower that the ring provides, Baggins is able to be wise and does not depend on the ring. Baggins lives independent of the ring's seduction for invisibility and power. Baggins has dominion over the ring and lives his life normally. It is until there is war that Baggins understands that the ring is evil and must be destroyed. Since he was advanced in age, he gives the task to Frodo to take the ring and destroy it. Frodo is innocent, positive, good, and brave. Frodo and the Hobbits lived in harmony until the wicked decided to wage war and wanted complete control over everything.
Frodo along with a few other Hobbits do not fear and decide to take the ring to Mordor to destroy it. Frodo is courageous and decides to embark on a journey to rid the Middle Earth of the dreaded evil ring. Frodo has opposition from the wicked, yet decides to persevere with high courage and unwavering determination. The three films are superb and impressive. The ratings were also positive with the original film being given 9 out of 10 stars (the other films also were given great reviews). The films are a cinema masterpiece. The Lord of the Rings describes the beauty of harmony and serenity contrasted to war. Despite the coveting and envy that resulted in war, there were brave individual that fought against tyranny by choosing to practice integrity and goodness. The films and books describe that it is possible to persevere with bravery and courage despite the existence of envy and coveting that is of evil.
The Evil Ring Symbolizes Sin
The evil ring represents sin and placing on the ring means practicing sin. When individuals are in close distance from the ring, they begin to hear tempting voices about how putting on the ring can lead to an increase in power. Individuals are tempted to place on the evil ring. The evil ring instead of empowering individuals leads to diminishment, weakening, and maddening of the individual.
Most individuals have difficulty resisting the evil ring, yet Frodo is able to resist the temporary lies of the ring. Frodo similar to Bilbo is able to resist the allure and lies of the ring. That is why Frodo is tasked to destroy the ring because he has dominion over the ring. Frodo is righteous and pure and is able to persist with discipline and goodness. Gollum had used the ring and became maddened by its effects that it consumed him. Gollum deteriorated for his evil. Gollum was called Smeagol prior to his descent into madness.
The Lord of the Rings Describes That There is Power in Self-Restraint and Discipline
While most movies and series attempt to say that might is in muscles and height, the Lord of the Rings describes that there is power in self-control. Frodo is not tall nor muscular yet is powerful because he is able to deny the allure of the evil ring. While most individuals were tempted to wear the ring and thought that the ring gave power, in reality, it was diminishing individuals. The ring gave the ability to be invisible, yet was diminishing the wearer of the ring. Frodo similar to Baggins is able to have self-restraint and is weary of the ring. Frodo is given the mission to reach Mordor that is the territory of Sauron and destroy the ring. Instead of being fearful, Frodo accepts the mission and has healthy skepticism about the temptation of wearing the ring. Frodo is amazing because while he fights different enemies and opposition, he does not get discouraged. Frodo is opposed by Sauron, Sauron's personal army, orcs, giant spiders, and a fake hobbit in Gollum. (Even Frodo had a fake peer.)
Despite the opposition, Frodo persists. While he is tempted to wear the ring, Frodo fights temptation and perseveres with integrity. The ring also lies and tells its wearers that they can become powerful beyond imagination if they only wear the ring. Frodo decides to deny temptation and keeps on his journey. The books and films describe that a human being is far more powerful when he decides to remove sin and perseveres with bravery and integrity. We saw how Gollum was devastated by years of using the ring and believing the lies. Gollum looked withered, bluish purple or gray (almost hypoxic), and paranoic for wearing the evil ring. Frodo persevered without diminishment because he had dominion over the ring. We can persevere denying sin, denying lying temptations, and acknowledge that we do not believe lying propaganda from marxist socialists. We can persevere trusting in GOD Almighty and paying attention to helpful and positive information instead of discouraging and unhelpful infomation that wants to lead to sin. (We can set aside time in the day to read positive information seen in Scripture, Positive Psychology, and amazing individuas who persevered with integrity so that we encourage ourselves. We also must exercise each day minimum 30 minutes each day except Shabbath to boost our immune system. Our immune system gets better with age and is to be trusted over an experimental "vaccine" created in haste and approved in 9 months that lasts 6 months. We can remove any socialist propaganda and distrust socialists since marxists wanted individuals to vaccinate their children including their 6 month olds. Also there is the need to not believe any revilings and insults from marxists who hate Christianity, Democracy, capitalism, discipline, happiness, competition, bravery, goodness, integrity, themselves, their country, and others.)
The Value of Bravery and Courage
The Lord of the Rings describes the importance of bravery and courage despite adversity and opposition. The Lord of the Rings describes how having courage can make a big difference and that cowardice is to be shunned and repudiated. Post-modern media and marxism have tried to make cowardice and vanity seem "cool" yet we know that it is to deceive and lead people to idolatry and negative emotions. The Lord of the Rings described that despite Frodo not being the strongest or tallest, he was courageous. We learn that despite discouragements from the snake, we can keep fighting against corruption, negative emotions, and temporary lies.
Frodo had stability, bravery, and was able to dominate the negative emotions that Gollum tried to evoke and also did not place on the ring. Frodo was able to keep persevering with determination and discipline. The marxist critics also hate Lord of the Rings because it describes how individuals can make a significant difference by eliminating sin and envy. We learn that Gollum represents intemperance and lack of self-dominion. Even Psychologists have written articles of how addiction and intemperance can be described through Gollum. Gollum was hypocritical, envious, without self-control, consumed by the coveting of the evil ring, deceitful, schizophrenic, and maniacal. Bipolarity can also be explained through Gollum. Gollum was cowardly, unstable, hateful, and bitter. We can learn to be far apart from sin and idol worship and persevere with integrity and discipline.
The Importance of Equality
The Lord of the Rings similar to Star Wars described the importance of equality and pacifism. We learned that initially there was no war until Sauron wanted complete control of everything. We learn that Sauron like Palpatine hated pacifism, empathy, goodness, and equality. Sauron hated equality and pacifism and looked to cause unneeded warfare. The Hobbits, Elves, Dwarves, and Humans all worked together to destroy the evil ring and also fight off Sauron's envy.
Lord of the Rings described that individuals can live in harmony with one another despite differences in appearances. The orcs also hated everything without reason. Sauron and the orcs were probably racists or symbolize racism and foolishness. We learn that genuine empathy and filial love are greater than hate and envy. We can learn from Lord of the Rings about removing hate, envy, corruption, and racism from our lives. This is another reason that Lord of the Rings is an impressive motion picture and one of the most amazing trilogies of modern cinema.
The Lord of the Rings Sountrack is Also Amazing
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy also has an amazing sound track with symphony music. The books are amazing, the motion pictures for the Fellowship of the Ring, the Two Towers, and the Return of the King are amazing, and also the soundtrack for the movies. The songs of the Shire are positive and relaxing while the songs for the Two Towers that includes the Battle of Middle Earth are intense. The Return of the King also has an amazing selection of songs.
There is good symphonic music from amazing films, and we can appreciate good music. There have been great sountracks to movies, and the Lord of the Rings has great and amazing symphonic songs that are elaborate and complex.