What do you think of director Peter Jackson?

Peter Jackson: Suffice it to say, his career as a film director was literally made for the Lord of the Rings, and he became famous for the Lord of the Rings. I don't have much to say about how famous the Lord of the Rings trilogy is, it was a big hit at the box office, the Oscar God blocked the killing of God back then, the third part won 11 Oscars, the Lord of the Rings trilogy is too perfect, the Lord of the Rings trilogy alone is enough for him to leave an indelible mark in the history of world directors, and the Lord of the Rings is also defeated, after him, the starting point at the beginning is too high, and the hobbits after that and the quality is very lacking compared to the Lord of the Rings, making it difficult for Peter to break through this shackle again.

The film is based on the first book in the four-part series of "Predatory Cities 1: Deadly Engines" by British author Philip River. The story tells the story of when human civilization was destroyed due to a catastrophe, and human beings converted cities into machines with huge engines, in order to compete for depleting resources, the story of resource plundering and annexation between cities.

The writer created a series of concepts such as Eurasia after the war, mobile cities, anti-mobile alliances, and the origin of the world, and also built a real fantasy world. The whole trailer presents a thrilling "apocalyptic" scene, the plundering of huge cities, the panic of the people at the bottom and the resolute eyes of the heroine, which makes people reverie about the storyline.

Since the success of "The Lord of the Rings", Peter Jackson's works have been biased towards commercial genre films; There are not many works, but the overall reputation is average, and there are even some that are particularly bad like "Lovely Bones". His commercial genre films are lacking. personality, even "The Lord of the Rings".

In my opinion, the value of "The Lord of the Rings" lies in the fact that the director completed such a huge project with limited resources: so many props! So many actors!

So many sets! Special effect! Makeup!

Fine arts! Dispatch! In the end, it all came together perfectly, and it really couldn't have been done without amazing perseverance and execution.

The Lord of the Rings kicked off Hollywood's pursuit of fantasy blockbusters, but the follow-up works hit the streets.

The sci-fi epic adventure film "Predatory City: Deadly Engine" created by world-renowned director Peter Jackson released a teaser trailer today. The film is produced by Universal Pictures in the United States and is expected to land in North American theaters in 2018, which is expected.

The trailer shows people a fantastical and incredible "alternative" world from the perspective of the heroine Hester Shaw. In this world, the relationship between many cities is the law of the jungle. London, the capital of the United Kingdom, has been transformed into a "mobile mechanical castle" equipped with steam wheels, preying on small cities, and the scenes are grand and suspenseful.

As the last part of the "The Hobbit" trilogy, "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies", which is full of major war plots, is undoubtedly the most eye-catching film in the Chinese New Year file. The film is about to be released, and the major ** have also released advance reviews of the film.

Judging from the current situation, the film's positive rating on Rotten Tomatoes is 69%. Although the performance is mediocre during the schedule, in the category of commercial films, this score is still good. And on Metacritic's ** comprehensive score, the film currently has a score of 62 points, just passing.

He has become a national treasure of New Zealand.

Representative work: The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies 2014

The Hobbit: The Battle of Smaug 2013

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey 2012

King Kong 2005 The Lord of the Rings 3: The Return of the King 2003 The Lord of the Rings 2: The Two Towers 2002

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring 2001

The Corpses Play Across the Line, 1992

The Lord of the Rings made Jackson, and Peter Jackson brought J.R.T. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings to the big screen with great success. But when you consider that The Lord of the Rings itself has hundreds of millions of readers around the world, it's no surprise that it is today.

Also, it was Jackson's success that brought the beauty of his native New Zealand to a global audience.