Awesome, simply awesome

Rating: 10/10 (25 January 2005)

Plot Summery:
The Epic Fantasy based on J.R.R Tolkien's book. Frodo Baggins is a simple hobbit but his life is turned around when he finds the ultimate ring of power that once belonged to the Dark Lord Sauron. Soon after he is joined by a fellowship of comrades willing to destroy it in the fiery Caverns it was made. Remember this is just part one so don't expect this to "end"... I will not say much more as I don't want to have to tick Contains Spoilers just explain how good it is as that is for you to find out.
Comments: Before these films came out I'd heard of the books however my sister said she read them and found them boring. I was a bit of an idiot admittedly as I just went along with what she said without actually reading them myself. I never really thought about it for a long time but when I heard there was a movie coming out I was like "Well it looks like an average Christmas blockbuster". On Saturdays me and my mates have a sort of night out together to just chill out spend time with each other as good friends do and one or two of them said lets go to the movies. I said why not as he wasn't really thinking but I was annoyed when they decided they were going to watch "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring". I thought I don't like fantasies, Its a 3 hour epic and I'm exhausted. I was the only one that objected yet little did I know how good this movie really would be. *Sorry if this seems like This is your life* When it came on I was surprised how terrific the scope of it was and the special effects in the opening battle scene left me in awe! I soon got past the shock of how good it was and it soon turned to Enjoyment. The acting was brilliant, Cinematography superb, Music very good and there are so many heroic characters in it (although I can't go into detail about it). When I came out I was in Shock again and out of all five of us only one didn't like it. They were harry potter fans though.
Very very good. HIGHLY Recommended. See soon....