How did you rate the Fellowship of the Ring?

I give it a 9. It wasn't perfect, but it was pretty faithful to Tolkein's original vision I felt.

How about you?

I also give it a 9.
Most of the time when you hear so much about a movie (like here on the boards), and I go see it, I find it disappointing. You expect to much of it. But this one still was good. There was one aspect of the movie I didn’t like, but I’m not going to say it because it could spoil the fun for those who didn’t see it yet

I didn't read the book, but I'm going to (yes I know, I should have read the book first)

a 9 here again - its very good though i keep thinking there is just one thing lacking from it though i cant put my finger on what it is... (i think it was lothlorien and galadriel - it didnt feel exactly right)

9 very very good, jut not prefect;)

As a movie 10. As a version of the book hmm.. perhaps six or seven. It's obvious that you can't fit that book in to screen with a reasonable lenght, but LoTR is very holistic story and cutting away things like Tom is like amputating a leg.

But wasn't it a BIT too much about action?

My only complaint:

Where's Tom Bombadil?

:confused:

9 here too. I saw it twice in the first week. I would go see it again if any of my friends wanted to... (almost all of them already have, and most of them with me! :))

One part I thought was cheesy... when the elven sorceress (can't remember her name) was tempted by the ring.

I only read the first three quarters of LOR1 and all of the Hobbit. Funny how the Hobbit breezed through in 3 minutes at the beginning of the movie. :)

I love it. I need to finish the books before the next release....

I'd have to give it a nine!
I've read the books umpteen times and waited readily for the release of the film. It was brilliantly done and was as I imagined it would be... it just lacked the edge that could make it a 10/10.
:: sigh ::

I'm still going to get the DVD though!!:D
Twas a superb motion picture!

-Pendragon

>> One part I thought was cheesy... when the elven sorceress (can't remember her name) was tempted by the ring. <<

Do you mean Galadriel? She's actually not a sorceress, she's an Elven Queen.

Great film, faulty interpretation. The true essence of Tolkien's Middle Earth is really brought to life though. I give it a 9.

David

> One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them,
> One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them
> In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie.

In the movie didn't they dropped out that ``where the shadows lie''? I only watch it once and I got the impression they did...

But Strider, are you David from the old board?

Ah, never mind - found out that he is now DavidP...

Jeez - I give the lowest rating at an 8?

Yeah - I really liked it, but there were a couple things taht bothered me. Seems like every scene was either someone fondling the ring or crying... Just got a little annoying to me.

Welcome back, kooma!

Who the heck gave it a 3? LMAO that's shocking!

I give it an 8.5, I know it was a long movie 3 1/2 hours or something close, but i would have rather it be longer and contain more of the book. I was unhappy to see lothlorien, and how quickly that scene went. They were never blind folded and all the hobbets never looked into the mirror. Also you never saw The Lady Galadriel give the pressents to the Hobbits, only in frodo's memory did she give the Star. i was really dissapointed with lothlorien because that is ment to be the most buitiful village in all of Middle Earth, and they didnt show it to its full importance. Maybe im just too picky or loved the books far to much. There were so many little things that were left out that im still crying over. and Tom, well dont get me started please... I think it would be a better movie for those who havent read the books, however i did love it and i will see it again some time soon.