A definition of an epic adventure

Rating: 9/10 (26 July 2017)

I have never felt more guilty when I haven't rate a movie with a 10. At the of the Fellowship's journey I was so sad I needed to give 9 to this legendary adventure.
Even though the entire movie is well placed and every part is in it's spot, Lord of the rings step a bit further then I like a movie to go in length. At some points I was like on a long travel, waiting it to end already. Plot and interesting characters kept me on the edge of my seat and distracted from that thought. I loved the world, races, towns, landscapes, monsters, characters, background story, conflict, villains, history of lore and pretty much every single aspect of this movie. But few things just bugged me and didn't allowed me to comprehend the story as real and believable.
It just hurt me when I saw that "gravity joke" they put when a ring falls on Frodo's finger. It really burnt my imagination because if there wasn't for that I would now probably go google about Middle Earth, trying to convince myself it actually existed once. There were also some linguistic miss placements. And same month names as ours? They have like thousandth differences but same calendar? I just didn't like these parts and i couldn't go against myself.
With all being said, good and bad, I still consider Lord of the rings a true lord of adventure movies. It is a classic that everyone should see at least once in their lifetime because it is WORTH IT.