"The Lord of the Rings: The Battle of Rohan" is the first exposed ultra-long movie clip with a majestic and shocking appearance!

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Produced by Warner Bros. and produced by Peter Jackson, director of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and directed by legendary director Kenji Kamiyama, the new chapter of the Lord of the Rings series, the Battle of Rohan, will be released nationwide on December 14. The film today released an 8-minute clip, so that fans and audiences can have a first look at the wonderful and shocking of the film. Miranda Otto, who starred in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, also returned as a narrator to uncover the immortal legend that took place 200 years ago in the Battle of the Rings. On December 14, let's go on a magnificent epic adventure!

The eight-minute clip "besieging the Valley of helmets" released today shows the audience a complete film plot: when the villain Woolf avenged his father's fall of Rohan, King Helm led his people to retreat to the horn castle. Helm was physically and mentally exhausted and lay down on his bed, with Princess Hera by his side. One morning, Hera woke up to find her father disappeared, and horror began to roar from the depths of the horn castle. Hera embarked on an arduous journey to explore the mystery of her father's disappearance and the horn castle. This clip allows viewers to see the wonderful "Lord of the Rings: the Battle of Rohan". It is not only full of suspense, but also interspersed with intense action scenes, while the appearance of orcs and the mention of "Mordor and the Ring" can instantly evoke good memories of the Lord of the Rings trilogy.

Kenji Kamiyama, director of Lord of the Rings: the Battle of Rohan, said he liked Tolkien's original novel very much, but it was Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, which he went to see on the day of its premiere. The director also said that when he took over the Battle of the Lord of the Rings: Rohan, the goal was to regain the feeling of falling in love with the world for the first time and to return to the state of mind that accompanied the series for a long time as a fan. In the process of making animation, Shenshan Kenji believes that animation is an excellent medium for the performance of fantasy and science fiction, and when entering the world of animation, there will be a tacit understanding between the producer and the audience. this tacit understanding is created through painting and imagination. Another challenge is to be consistent with the content of the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Therefore, when telling this fantasy story, we must maintain a certain sense of reality. In order to do this, we must pay attention to the shooting angle of each lens, the type of lens used, as well as the degree of exposure, lighting and mirror operation, etc., and we also need to design lighting in a way different from plane painting.

Lord of the Rings: the Battle of Rohan tells the fate of King Rohan's Hammerhand Helm family. When Woolf, the black barbarian lord, avenged his father and launched a fierce offensive, Helm and his people were forced to retreat to the ancient fortress of horn. In a desperate situation, Helm's daughter Hera struggled to rise, holding a shield in her left hand and a sword in her right hand, and began to lead the people of Rohan against this deadly enemy who intended to destroy them. The film is adapted from the epic classic Lord of the Rings, supervised by live-action film director Peter Jackson, and created by Oscar-winning producer Philippa Bones, under the direction of the director Kenji Shenyam. a magnificent epic legend once again wrote a new chapter!

Lord of the Rings: the Battle of Rohan, produced by Warner Bros. Pictures, will be released nationwide on December 14. The grand finale at the end of the year invites you to return to Middle Earth.