Post-shadow Development Plan

The difficulty of this matter is equivalent to telling them not to watch "Avengers [-]".

Of course, no matter what kind of sensational technique, the practice of sensationalism for the sake of sensationalism must be avoided.

That would be too low-level.

It seems that Mary's sacrifice this time is not simply moving people.

Mary's death has greatly touched the two protagonists, Lixiang and Matthew.

This isn't the first time the two have lost teammates.

The previous big explosion in Chaldea almost left only two or three kittens in the entire facility.

The director, Olga Marie, was pushed into the "globe" by Leif in front of the two of them.

But none of this could compare to the impact Mary's death had on them.

Although for the Servant, death in this way is just a return to the throne.

But for Lixiang and Matthew, this is simply not acceptable to them.

Because unlike the people who died before, Mary was the first to tie up with them, but she didn't go to the end.

This was a huge blow to Lixiang, and for the first time he felt a deep self-blame for his incompetence.

If he could sign a contract with Mary, wouldn't the noble girl die?

This question has been lingering in Lixiang's heart and cannot be dispelled.

This entanglement is a manifestation of Lixiang's immaturity, but it also means that the young savior has begun to grow.

The lack of danger in the previous "Prologue" gave him the illusion that the singularity was nothing more than that.

Mary's death is a reminder to Lixiang that such sacrifices will definitely continue in his next journey.

Regardless of whether such sacrifices are necessary or not, we must not let down the sacrifices of these people and firmly believe in saving humanity.

This is what the savior Lixiang must learn.

Qiye glanced at his watch.

Calculating from the time, at least two-thirds of the "Hundred Years' War" has passed.

But the film's rhythm, camera, narrative, action, special effects and even the scenery as the background are all excellent.

Obviously, giving this movie to Peter Jackson to make is undoubtedly the right choice.

The next plot of the movie is naturally the final battle between the good and the evil.

After Mary's death, Lixiang and his party resettled the civilians and cleared Siegfried's curse.

After all the preparations were completed, a group of them launched an attack on Orleans where Heizhen was located.

As the base camp of the Dragon Witch, there are naturally countless flying dragons here, as well as servants who respond to the Holy Grail's call.

For the Chaldean side, the chances of winning this battle are not great, but it is a battle they have to fight.

The master from Chaldea led the servants who had become acquainted with him, and launched an attack on Orleans, and the final battle kicked off.

The last battle can be said to be Peter Jackson's best large-scale army combat scene.

The combat characteristics of each follower are reflected in this melee.

It's just that Peter Jackson didn't use the fancy explosion scenes of the gorgeous magic explosion style, but more of the typical European medieval style, that is, cold weapon warfare.

But it is precisely because of this that the texture of the battlefield is more real.

However, the combat styles of Siegfried, Matthew, Joan of Arc, and Elizabeth are completely different.

Among them, the most eye-catching performance is naturally the dragon slayer Siegfried.

This great hero changed his weakness when he appeared on the stage, allowing the audience to show the ability of a first-line follower.

A movie is not a game. Peter Jackson allowed Siegfried to show his super strength without worrying about the balance of the card.

Not only slaughtering flying dragons like chopping melons and vegetables, but also raised the title of "Dragon Slayer" to the extreme.

Even with an overwhelming advantage, he defeated Dion, the follower, from the front.

Siegfried is brave and resolute, and his whole body is full of masculinity.

Viggo Mortensen, [His Royal Highness] changed his dirty and handsome style in "The Lord of the Rings", and became a simple but still handsome swordsman.

Every time Siegfried swung his great sword, a flying dragon would fall down, and the audience in the theater would also exclaim in due course.

But no matter how good Siegfried's performance was, there was only one person, facing the endless flying dragons and the servants who kept restraining him.

The balance of this battle inevitably began to tilt towards Hei Zhen's side.

However, this is not the end of the human race.

Mary's sacrifice was not completely useless. Her death not only inspired Lixiang and his party, but also rekindled the French people's will to fight.

Just when the Chaldean side was besieged by flying dragons, the French army led by Marshal Gil arrived.

Unlike the walking dead soldiers at the beginning of the movie, this time the French army broke out with a strong fighting power.

The marshal on a white horse COSed Gandalf, and he led the cavalry to attack the dragons.