The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

I absolutely love this movie, partly because the acting is really good, but also for the CGI effects and the good storyline. I watched the extended version and realized that it isn't boring like some people think because some people... Full review

The reason why this first part of Jackson's 'Lord of the Rings' is superior to his latter two parts is because of restraint. Jackson was restrained from over doing it with the CGI and "epic" battle sequences, which in my... Full review

Star Wars has been dethroned. Although George Lucas' movies are good in their own right (except for the juvenile elements he puts in to sell toys to finance the franchise), his scripts (which borrow heavily from J.R.R.Tolkien, mythology & religion)... Full review

It is with no surprise that Peter Jackson's The Fellowship of the Ring film has received such mixed critics. Many viewers refer to it as being childish, boring and uninteresting. Seems to me that it is bound to the same... Full review

'The Lord of the Rings' is one of my favorite books, I have read it several times, and remember thinking the last time, about 3 years ago that if I made a film I'd want to make it of this,... Full review

When I first saw the trailers for "The Fellowship of the Ring," I had never had any interest in reading the lengthy tome of a trilogy. But seeing the possibility of the movie, I immediately went out and read the... Full review

...but oh was I thankful for it!!! All through the movie I kept on having this big large smile sculpted into my face. For the record, I'm 25 years old, and I've read "The Lord of the Rings" in three... Full review

I think it is important to remember that Peter Jackson took up this film not in order just to make a film of `The Lord of the Rings' but because he wanted to make a 'fantasy just like the `The... Full review

There's a very obvious problem when transferring any book to the big screen, namely that some of us may already have seen it. It's not that the story holds no surprises (save for the occasional controversies that surround the fate... Full review

Breathtaking. Unique. Captivating. Enchanting.Within minutes of the start of this first chapter of an undeniably epic trilogy, the audience was left gasping at the intensity of the images on the screen. And we had nearly three hours to go.The scope... Full review

Oscar, meet Mr. Spock . As fall's high-profile movies ramp up for release, film lovers are finding themselves in the midst of a revamped Academy Awards race for Best Picture, thanks to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences... ... Full Article

TORONTO - You would think doubling a film's chances for an Academy Award nomination would thrill everyone in Hollywood, where an Oscar is the highest form of ego-stroking in a town of big egos. ... Full Article

Thursday night at Comic-Con was insane. For some reason, all the studios decided to throw massive parties and hold insanely cool stuff on the same night. ... Full Article

As Guillermo del Toro continues his work on The Hobbit , the busy director has confirmed that Andy Serkis, Ian McKellan and Hugo Weaving will return to the roles they originally played in the Lord of the Rings trilogy. ... Full Article

Tue., Jun. 9, 2009 6:48 PM PDT by Natalie Finn SAG SAG and the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers hammered out a tentative deal in April, as SAG's leadership-which believed it was getting screwed over financially in multiple... ... Full Article