Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring is the first movie in the trilogy of the rings. The Hobbit, is a movie that sets the story up from the beginning, yet it came out eleven years later. I would recommend seeing The Hobbit so that you get all the insight and valuable background information that you need to understand the trilogy. Peter Jackson directed both magical movies. The Fellowship of the Rings theme of friendship, plays a large role in The Hobbit. The Hobbit had a theme of a common hobbit becoming the main hero in a movie, but without the help of his friends he would have got nowhere. Overall I would give The Fellowship of the Ring a 4.8/5 with an excellent rating. It’s how this movie can remove me from the real word and immerse
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For example, take the scene right after they leave the shire (36:41). This scene has a beautiful broken tree landscape that used only a blue-green hue. They did a superb job by only using two colors. This lets your eyes take in the whole scene and not just a specific point. The camera slowly zooms in on them walking to give the scene interaction and movement. They use this same technique at (38:19) as a beautiful scene with peaceful bird noises is greatly interrupted by a horse, to show the power that the Nazgul have. I believe they use this blue-green hue so often, to give the movie a visual sense of mystery. Another great scene is when they go to see the elf witch. When they first start walking up the stairs it is daytime, then the scene completely changes to night. The stairs are lit with blue lights and the elves watch them as they continue to make their way to the top, to her castle. Galadriel castle is just as beautiful as she is. She is illuminated with a light that makes her stand out, and shows her power. This scene gives an example of what people can imagine if they just set their mind to something. As this scene continues you start to feel the grief the characters have. The music, lighting and scene selection are all excellent. The music gives a feel of gloom and sadness. Then, it soon changes to an uplifting piece that gives faith. Overall I think the scenes where elaborate and
For example, take the scene right after they leave the shire (36:41). This scene has a beautiful broken tree landscape that used only a blue-green hue. They did a superb job by only using two colors. This lets your eyes take in the whole scene and not just a specific point. The camera slowly zooms in on them walking to give the scene interaction and movement. They use this same technique at (38:19) as a beautiful scene with peaceful bird noises is greatly interrupted by a horse, to show the power that the Nazgul have. I believe they use this blue-green hue so often, to give the movie a visual sense of mystery. Another great scene is when they go to see the elf witch. When they first start walking up the stairs it is daytime, then the scene completely changes to night. The stairs are lit with blue lights and the elves watch them as they continue to make their way to the top, to her castle. Galadriel castle is just as beautiful as she is. She is illuminated with a light that makes her stand out, and shows her power. This scene gives an example of what people can imagine if they just set their mind to something. As this scene continues you start to feel the grief the characters have. The music, lighting and scene selection are all excellent. The music gives a feel of gloom and sadness. Then, it soon changes to an uplifting piece that gives faith. Overall I think the scenes where elaborate and