A Comparison of Two Films: Ring and Audition

Comparison of two movies: Ring and audition These two horror films are rings and auditions. There are many similarities such as information, plot, hero, theme and so on. These similarities describe the focus of contemporary Japanese culture and tell us. Ring's message is not to treat others seriously because it is different from others. Dr. Nakuma killed the scorpion and made the steam a circus otaku. The audition information never judges a book on the cover.

Lord of the Rings is a series of three fantasy adventure films supervised by Peter Jackson. They are J. R. It is based on Tolkien novel "The Lord of the Rings". The subtitles of these movies are The Ring of the Ring (2001), The Two Towers (2002), and The Return of the King (2003). They are New Zealand-American venture capital firms produced by WingNut Films and The Saul Zaentz Company and distributed by New Line Cinema. The trilogy is one of the biggest and most ambitious movie projects ever. According to the budget, the budget is $ 281 million to $ 330 million. Three movies were filmed for 8 years and taken completely in Jackson's New Zealand. One out of 160 New Zealanders is part of production. Each movie in the series was released on their DVD for 1 year and a special extended version was released on DVD.

The two movies of the book have been completed. The first part was JRR Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" (1978), animator Ralf Bucky, its original purpose was to fit the two parts of the story; it was the ring and twin towers It covered the fellowship of the people. The third manga version of this movie was also published in Europe (not in English) as in Louis Bermejo's example. When the Bakshi investors were reluctant to finance the second movie that completed the story, the rest of the story was covered specifically by the Rankin-Bass animation TV. In terms of style, these two parts are very different. All three were nominated for Best Film Award and received numerous Oscars

The story of Beren and Luthien is stated in The Silmarillion and is briefly described in The Lord of the Rings. It appeared in "Lost Story Book" published in 1980 and was published as "Tinuviel's Story". In the movie "Fellowship of the Ring", Aragon sang a song about the story of Elvisish while camping outside the weathertop. He did not say that these two were his immediate ancestors. But it predicts the story of Aragon's own. As Elf girl Rutien gave up on her immortality and married Belem who died, Aragon's elf lover Arwen gave up her immortality to marry him. When thinking that the story of Aragon and Arwen in the third era of Middle Earth is old, the story of Belem and Lutien happened 6500 years ago in the first era.