Lord of The Rings - The Fellowship of the Ring

This is one of the best movies ever made, with stunning graphics, ambitious plots, and fantastic characters. Quite Incredible Amazing.

The Lord of the Rings is the best movie I've ever seen, without a doubt. I loved The Two Towers and the King's Return almost as much as FOTR did. This movie, essentially, is an epic, amazing experience.

I've just bought this Lord of the Rings trilogy collection on blu-ray, and I was excited to get it. It is truly wonderful. I've already tried all three movies, and the video transfers are wonderful, the best among them is the picture of the Return of the King, the third movie, but all movies look and sound very good on the ultimate format. The special features are very interesting, although not as expanded, as the special features of the extended versions, but I still find them very interesting. So, ultimately, I can't recommend this boxset enough both for the lovers of Blu-ray, and for the fans of the trilogy.

amazing film, down in the history books for sure

Lord of The Rings - The Fellowship of the Ring - I'm one of those people some movie freaks hate...I always compare movies to the book. In this case even though Peter Jackson had to cut some things for times sake, he still managed to capture the essence of the Lord of the Rings. If you love fantasy and I mean good fantasy (any reader knows that it's not hard to find fantasy only good fantasy) you will love this movie, or let me say these movies. From the first moments of The Fellowship of the Ring till the close of The Return of the King there not a false step. To be able to say that about a movie, and that it is said by a book lover, who loved these books is more amazing than some people will appreciate.

The Lord of The Rings trilogy movies are spectacularly made. Buy this classic trilogy if you love action, adventure, comedy and love. These three movies directed by Peter Jackson are masterpieces. The landscapes and cities are incredible works of art, and the footage of New Zealand is beautiful. Join the journey with four hobbits as they attempt to destroy the ring of power in Mount Doom, the mountain from which it was made. Phenomenal movies!!

Lord of The Rings - The Fellowship of the Ring - Sod off, Harry Potter. This is how a fantasy film should be made. J.R.R Tolkien`s masterpiece

gets the screen treatment it truly deserves and the result is an impact audiences haven`t felt since George Lucas blew us away with Star Wars or the Wachowski brothers stunned us with The Matrix.

Had the film been a Jerry Bruckheimer and Michael Bay collaboration, it would have had daft action, silly characters and terrible dialogue. Thank God for Peter Jackson, the ONLY man who could pull this off. He gives us time to get to know the characters, avoids a big cast and chooses old-timers and newcomers, making the best ensemble piece since The Usual Suspects. It`s also the best movie Sean Astin`s ever done since The Goonies.

Pete also tries to keep as much of the book in the film as possible. Tom Bombadil slowed the film down, so he gets binned. The opening battle that explains the origins of the ring is enough to take your breath away, keeping in the spirit of a James Bond film by opening with a bang. Whereas Potter felt childish, camp and unrealistic, The Fellowship of the Ring is so beautifully done, you`d swear it`s based on history.

The only thing against the film is the running time. It`s a big book, so whadda you gonna do. Aside from that, everything about this film is perfect - the story, the music, the look, the direction and especially the acting. Elijah Wood gives a painfully honest performance as Frodo Baggins that easily outshines the block of wood that is Daniel Radcliffe. As I mentioned earlier, this Sean Astin`s best film since The Goonies. As Sam Gamgee, he is humourus and loyal to Frodo. Humor is provided by Billy Boyd and Dominic Monaghn as mischievous hobbits Pippin and Merry. Christopher Lee is chilling as Saruman, proving he can still play villains in old age. Ian McKellen is the perfect Gandalf, bringing eccentricity and leadership. Jim Broadbent, give back your Oscar now.

Though they don`t appear until the second and third acts, I liked the other members of the fellowship. There`s Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen), an exiled king who is handy with a sword; Legolas (Orlando Bloom), an elven archer and sex icon; Gimli (John Rhys Davies), a dwarf with a penchant for hitting bad guys with a very big axe; and Boromir, a remarkable performance from Sean Bean as a flawed human who believes the ring will bring glory to his people.

Do yourself a favour and get the 4 disc extended DVD for everything you could ever want on this modern masterpiece.

Lord of the Rings, The Fellowship of the Ring has got to be one of the most imaginative stories ever written. The cast are brilliant, each bringing their characters to life. Elijah Wood plays the Hobbit Frodo, who is the ringbearer and who's job it is to destroy the ring in mordor. With him on the journey are Aragorn (played by Viggo Mortensen), Legolas the elf (Orlando Bloom - Pirates of the Caribbean), Gimli the Dwarf, Arwen (Liv Tyler), the Wizard Gandalf (Ian Mckellen),Borimir and of course the hobbits Sam, Pippin and Merry - who remind me of Ant and Dec.

This film has everything that a decent film always does - action, incredible special effects, a good cast, a love storyline, the battle between good and evil, but most important of all - the relationship between a group of friends and how they help each other to destroy the ring.

This film is the best film I have ever seen, This includes, Viggo Mortesen as Aragorn, Orlando Bloom as Legolas (Who we have also seen as Will Turner In Pirates of the carribean, which I have also reviewed!)John-Rhys-Davies as Gimli and the movie also features : Elijah Wood, Liv Tyler, Hugo Weaving (Although We know him better as Agent Smith in the Matrix trilogies)Billy Boyd, Sir Ian McKellen, Sean Astin, (A short appearence by) Sean Bean and Christopher Lee. Director Peter Jackson has made into an absolute masterpiece. Director P. Jackson has transformed Tolkien's epic to an amazing on screen version. The films are about a Hobbit, the most unlikely of people. The hobbit gains a very special ring from his uncle Bilbo. He trekks off on his journey to Mordor to destroy the ring, one itsy bity problemo, about 400,000 evil guys trying to kill him and nick the ring back, but never mind that. Frodo and Sam (Frodo's companion) start their journey from Hobbiton in the shire towards mordor. On the way to bree they meet two more Hobbits from the shire known as Merry and Pipin, these four Hobbits set off for bree. At Bree they stop at bree to wait for Gandalf (An old, old wizard)He doesn't show up. They meet a ranger from the North know as Aragorn or Strider and he Takes them to Rivendell, home of the elf-king Elrond. There the Fellowship is forged of nine people : Frodo, Sam, Merry and Pippin, All from hobbiton in the shire. Aragorn, A ranger from the North. Borimir, Son to the king of Gondor. Legolas, Prince of the elves of Mirkwood. Gimli, son of the king of the dwarves. Gandalf, A wizard from the shire. The nine set out on their journey to Mordor, who knows what mat be in store in this Thrilling Trilogy...

Lord of the Rings - The Fellowship of the Ring is is one of the best films ever to be made, and this being the first, and with the second being just as good, it looks like a triligy to rival the likes of Star Wars, Indiana Jones and other movie epics. There isn't a part to this film that is bad, the only slight downsideis the impractical length, you've got to start watching it early in the evening to watch it all and not stay up too late, and it doesn't half make you go numb. The Graphics are some of the most realistic I've seen ever, the Ring Wraiths and the Shadow and Flame monster in Moria look fantastic. If only every film was this good.