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Synopsis A meek Hobbit from the Shire and eight companions set out on a journey to destroy the powerful One Ring and save Middle Earth from the Dark Lord Sauron. An ancient Ring thought lost for centuries has been found, and through a strange twist in fate has been given to a small Hobbit named Frodo. When Gandalf discovers the Ring is in fact the One Ring of the Dark Lord Sauron, Frodo must make an epic quest to the Cracks of Doom in order to destroy it! However he does not go alone. He is joined by Gandalf, Legolas the elf, Gimli the Dwarf, Aragorn, Boromir and his three Hobbit friends Merry, Pippin and Samwise.
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Reviewed by Sheryl 10/10 I absolutely love this movie, partly because the acting is really good,but also for the CGI effects and the good storyline. I watched theextended version and realized that it isn't boring like some peoplethink because some people I know think that FOTR is quite a lengthymovie because of all the talking, but in my opinion, if there's nottalking, there's no story! If they just jumped to the fighting sceneswithout any of the introduction, then you won't know where the moviestarted from. I love the scenes where they get to fight, whether Orcsor Nazgul, the fighting scenes are still the climax of the movie.Another good movie to see after FOTR is TTT, of course. It is thesecond part of this great trilogy and there are more climatic scenes.Most probably, you'll enjoy that more than FOTR but don't shun thismovie just because it's a bit lengthy.Overall, it's a great movie to see and it is really worth spending themoney to buy/rent the extended/special DVD to watch too.
Definitely a10 out of 10 on my scale! Actually, in my opinion, 10/10 doesn't evencome close! Reviewed by David D Lowery 9/10 The reason why this first part of Jackson's 'Lord of the Rings' issuperiorto his latter two parts is because of restraint.
Jackson was restrainedfromover doing it with the CGI and 'epic' battle sequences, which in myopiniondoes not make a story epic. Part of the reason was simply because Tolkiendid not have very many battles in the first part of his book, whichthankfully forced Jackson to focus on creating a believable world ratherthan a believable hack-n-slash action movie.I don't find much entertainment in watching people mutilate each other,butI love it when a movie engages me in a world, and 'The Fellowship of theRing' does just that. Certainly the most breathtaking scenes in the movieare the moments of patient observation, when the camera pans around andcaptures the beautiful settings of Middle Earth. I must give Jacksoncredit.He did hire some very extraordinary artists that have envisioned one ofthegrandest interpretations of Tolkien's world.There are about five particular moments that stick out in my mind and gaveme that tingle of goosebumps down my spine when I saw them for the firsttime. The first is the introduction to Hobbiton.
After the somewhatawkwardprologue, I was beginning to have my doubts to whether the movie wouldliveup to the book. But the movie surprised me. Hobbiton is perfect.
Thehouseshave flower patches and old fences, the roads look worn and made throughdecades of travel, and the Old Mill spins with the laziness of a quiettown.Every color is vibrant and every moment looks as through it was taken outofa picture book. Although I still don't agree with the particular look oftheHobbits, I believe everything else in Hobbiton is worthy of Tolkien'swords.The second moment comes after Frodo's awakening in Rivendell, and thethird,during the exploration of the Halls of Moria. In both moments, the camerapans away from the characters and outward into a static shot of theirsurroundings. The moments make us feel like we're turning our heads andgazing at the world around us just as the characters do. The goldenwaterfalls of the elven city mark an interesting contrast with the darkhalls of the dwarfish mines, but each are inspiring in their own ways andadd to feeling of being engaged in a living world.My other favorite moments come during the exploration of Lothlorien andthepassage down the Anduin. And while I won't go into detail about thescenes,since they really should be experienced without any prior expectations,theyare monuments in imaginative cinema. 'The Fellowship of the Ring' is oneofthose rare movies that I always wish I could reexperience for the firsttime.
Unfortunately, Jackson turned away from exploring Middle Earth inhisnext two movies, and instead, turned to fighting and warfare. He seems totake a lot of pride in the love story and battle sequences he created in'The Two Towers' and 'The Return of the King,' but it is was in his firstmovie when he really got it right. In 'The Fellowship of the Ring,' it'sokay if the characters are uninteresting and have silly dialogue. MiddleEarth is the star, and the characters are the ones seeing it for the firsttime. Reviewed by David Gallegos () 10/10 Star Wars has been dethroned. Although George Lucas' movies are good intheir own right (except for the juvenile elements he puts in to sell toys tofinance the franchise), his scripts (which borrow heavily fromJ.R.R.Tolkien, mythology & religion) can't compare with the brilliance ofthe literary trilogy `The Lord of the Rings'. Granted, Lucas took on aherculean task in writing & directing his story himself, but Tolkien'swords, along with Peter Jackson's faithful adaptation & inspired vision,have created something no one man could equal.
Of course, it helps that Jackson insisted on at least a 2 picture deal, &New Line Cinema was brave enough to foot the bill up front for 3 movies.They spent $180 million to film all 3 simultaneously. With the New Zealandexchange rate, that equals $360 million ($90 million ea.), but since theyused many of the same sets, and FX development costs were spread throughout,we're seeing $120-$150 million on the screen. This will ensure consistencyin plot, casting, tone, etc.In 3 hours, Jackson has crammed everything essential from the first novel &then some into the film, rewriting some scenes & dialogue with lessercharacters for the leads, leaving out only what there wasn't enough timefor. Basically, you have two 90 min. Movies running back to back. Thereare no slow spots, just one climax after another.
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From the opening 10 min.backstory where the Dark Lord Sauron is shown on the battlefield wiping outmen & elves 10 at a time with each swing of his mace, I was blown away. Theromance between Aragorn, king in exile, and Arwen, daughter of the elf-lord,is played up for the 'Titanic' quotient, but it's well done. The story, sets, costumes & FX are so rich, you'll have to see the filmseveral times to absorb everything. The unspoiled New Zealand locales arespectacular, providing a variety of environments to represent the differentsettings on the characters' journey. The location sets are imaginative,detailed & weathered, adding to their believability, while the studio setsmatch them in meticulousness. The costumes are at once familiar & strange,drawing on both the medievil & the fantastic, but more important, they'realso functional & practical. The music by Howard Shore is appropriatelysweeping, Celtic & folky in keeping with the novel, although it lacks thememorable themes of John Williams or Jerry Goldsmith, but neither wouldcommit a year or more to a 3 picture project.
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The FX are as they should be,unobtrusive & unnoticed most of the time, there only to support the storynot draw attention away from it as in most Hollywood movies which try tocoverup illogical plots & bad acting. I'm particularly gratified by the casting of Viggo Mortenson as Aragornwhich was a last minute stroke of luck when the actor first chosen for thepart backed out due to differences with the director. I've always thoughtMortenson had an intensity & striking but not pretty-boy looks that couldportray a flawed, dangerous hero instead of the villains Hollywood alwayspicked him for.A stellar cast giving some of their best performances, visuals that deliverbeyond what I imagined, a perfect mix of humor, passion & tragedy, and afeeling of grandeur, scope & impending doom. Perhaps as an ensemble piecewith so many characters & the inability to concentrate on any one, it can'tbe measured against some of the classic character study films, but even thecasual moviegoer can grasp the ideas & not get lost As far as I'mconcerned, it's one of the greatest films of all time.