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Summary: hoping
Review: I havent finished reading the book yet (half way through) but from what I have read so far, its the best book ever made. Then when I learned they were going to make a movie, I was gald that they were going to make a movie that didnt have drawn people as the main characters.Then I started thinking. Can they make a live movie that can live up to the book? How can they show a balrog, who is suppose to be just evil and almost shapless? How can they show the extreme beauty of Lorothien? And what about Saroun? And how can they make us belive that Moria is such a evil place?And the Land of Mordor? I will see the movie, but my hopes aren't that high.
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Summary: LOTSA LOTR!
Review: I've read the book, I've seen the trailers and I've surfed the sites. This movie will truly be one of the biggest of all time. As an avid reader of the LOTR, I was greatly excited to hear that director Peter Jackson had been given the 'go-ahead' and the huge financial backing to direct the movie series. I personally believe that Peter Jackson has both the skill and in-site to produce a movie that all LOTR fans will be happily satisfied with. Looking at what we have so far; the casting, the director, the location and of course the book - we are in for a treat! I have personally seen some of the sets and locations (shot in New Zealand) that PJ has chosen to use, believe me, this is a good as it gets.
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Summary: I am so EXCITED!
Review: I am Galadriel Queen of Lothlorien here to tell you about this upcoming movie! When the very first trailor came out a year or so ago, I find that I thought it would be scarry gory ect.. movie. Now that I have reread the Lord of the Rings I find myself counting the days down to the opening day. I was thrilled to have read so maney reports on P.J (Peter Jackson) saying that they will stick to the book as much as he can. If he keeps his word you will find in the up coming movie: thrill, romance, and people trying to survive in the mist of a war with the Ring. I hope this is of some help to you, Kadi
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Summary: First Movie
Review: I saw the previews for this movie, and it looks like it will be great. They did all three movies at the same time, so the actors could stay in character, and the casting looks new and fresh. I have no doubt that I will watch this movie more than ten times. We have all been waiting a while for this movie trilogy, and finally our demands are met! :) I gurantee that after this movie, millions of copies of LOTR and other Tolkien stories are going to bought by movie lovers who haven't known the world of Tolkein yet. I just can't wait, I am so excited, read on!
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Summary: The Lord of the Rings Rocks!
Review: I am a big fan of Lord of the Rings. This movie is absolutely and without a question going to rock. I can hardly wait. Thank you for your time.
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Summary: Guy from Calgary...
Review: .... Anyway, the trailer (espeically the second one) seems to capture the feel of the Lord of the Rings, especially the way Gandalf is portrayed (he seems very much like how I imagined him). The effects look stunning....The acting is good too, just hope they capture the feel of the Hobbit's carefree nature. I cannot wait for the release!
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Summary: At last the words become motion!!!
Review: This is one of the most expected movies in the last 30 years! And thanks God it appears to be done as it should, with a great cast and a great bunch of bucks!!! No one will be disappointed, except, of course, orcs!! A great great movie and the most stunning effects and makeups really bring this unique world to life. One movie to rule them all, one movie to find us -with our mouths open wide-, one movie to bring us all -to the closest theatre-, and in the darkness -of the cinema- bind us!!!!!
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Summary: More anticipated than Star Wars Episode I, perhaps?
Review: The Fellowship of the Ring, being the first installment of the Lord of the Rings "trilogy," has to be one of the most highly anticipated movies of this new millenium. Although many people tout the recent Star Wars prequel as being the "most anticipated movie of all time," I would challenge them to show just where they get their figures. But regardless of numbers, I'm sure that the combined force of the decades of non-stop popularity of Tolkien's work, the incredible following that it has acquired over the years in both children and adults alike, and the amazing world of fantasy and adventure created by the author, will prove to be the perfect ingredients required to make this movie a hit this coming Christmas. Over the next three years, I believe that we will see this movie become one of the best "book to film" movies ever, even if it's not the most anticipated.
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Summary: A classic!!!
Review: Even though this movie is yet to be released and wont be till December. It looks extrememly promising. If it even captures half of the book then it will be an instant classic. I am expecting this film to revitalize the fantasy movie genre and become the first movie to tap into that genre and succeed tottally and successfully. I am a huge fantasy novel fan and have waited years for a good fantasy movie...(Willow was awesome so was Legend but a little bit more of an epic type film would be nice)...this movie may be what ive been waiting for and from the trailers that have been released it looks like im right.
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Summary: Five Stars to Rule Them All!!!
Review: Solid five for this one! The "Fellowship of the Ring" is definately one of the best films in history. The special effects, lush settings, dark imagery, and epic story put other sci-fi and fantasy flicks to shame. Luke Skywalker, watch out for Frodo Baggins. The plot remains almost exactly to the book: Frodo the hobbit is given the quest to destroy the evil ring of the dark lord Sauron, and is joined by a motley bunch of adventurers to form the Fellowship of the Ring. Gandalf, the ancient wizard, gives guidance and wisdom. Legolas the Elf and Gimli the Dwarf, warriors among their kind, are well acted. Boromir the human is the heroic guy with a dark side to him. Aragorn, a.k.a. Strider, is so *HOT*. Sam, Pippin, and Merry, the three bumbling hobbits, provide comic relief as happy-go-lucky fish out of the water in a dangerous quest. The bad guys were convincingly evil and freaky, not like the stupid disco-chanting orcs in the 1970s cartoon, "Return of the King." The orcs were marvelously gross and ugly as they were meant to be. Saruman is excellent as Gandalf's rival. The ringwraiths are all good and spooky. The Eye of Sauron watches the viewers in their seats, and Balrog is great as a genuinely dark, evil spirit. The special effects themselves don't dominate the whole film. This movie brings the Tolkein characters and their Middle Earth world to stunning and breathtaking life. The characters become people one can relate to and it is easy to get into the story. (When Frodo was crying I just wanted to go up to the screen and hug him!!!) There is some controversy over the character of Arwen and her getting a bigger role in the movie than in the books. This was basically necessary, since she is the girlfriend of one of the lead male characters and the movie somehow has to establish her character. She IS a warrior woman, but not a fake Lara Croft or Xena take-off. A few other characters from the book are completely left out, but only for time reasons. With a whopping three hours already, it would be impossible to have the book down word for word. "Fellowship of the Ring" is sure to satisfy die-hard Tolkein fans without confusing newcomers. The movie goes into great detail and explanation without getting too slow. The chase sequences and epic battle scenes, especially in the second half of the film, take the viewer on a wild, heart-thumping, suspenseful roller coaster ride. Definately a must-see!
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