"The
Fellowship of the Rings" brought Tolkien's world of magic, beasts and
rings of power alive, but although fans of Tolkien and those who never
read the book will love it, this movie is not for everyone. Some Harry
Potter fans may find it a lot more violent then "Harry Potter and the
Sorcerer's Stone".
The movie begins with a little bit from
"The Hobbit." And then in the Shire with Bilbo's party. The party scene
was done well and the fireworks were fantastic. Then Bilbo tries to
part with the ring and you see the power it has over him.
For
the most part the movie follows the book, with a few changes. For
example Frodo doesn't sing any never-ending songs. For the most part it
follows the book.
Some of the scene of the two wizards
fighting is excellent, other parts of it are just pathetic. Some parts
of this fight didn't make Gandalf's magic seem real at all.
The
movie is exciting and suspenseful all the way through. And from the
beginning it keeps getting better and better. Rivendell looks beautiful
and the Ringwraiths are terrifying with their headless faces and bloody
black horses. Also there is the monster that was awaked in the mines.
But sadly two hours and fifty-eight minutes after it begins, it ends leaving you crying for more.
