The Fellowship
of the Ring revolves around the importance of destroying a ring even if it
means splitting up the fellowship. Based on the novel by J.R.R. Tolkien with
the screenplay written by Fran Walsh and directed by Peter
Jackson, a long journey begins with this discovery of the One Ring in this
adventure and drama movie. Starring Elijah Wood as Frodo Baggins, Sean Astin as
Samwise Gamgee, Orlando Bloom as Legolas, Viggo Mortensen as Aragorn, John
Rhys-Davis as Gimli, Ian McKellen as Gandalf, Sean Bean as Boromir, Billy Boyd
as Pippin and Dominic Monaghan as Merry, they form a group to save the world from the evils of Sauron,
the evil lord who wishes to control the world. The determination of their task
is shown through the artfully crafted together scenes. The
Fellowship of the Ring portrays the hardship that friends must face
together.
With
the start of the movie, there is a hobbit in the possession of the One Ring.
This hobbit, Bilbo Baggins, has grown weak towards the seductive power of it. Once the ring is passed onto his nephew, Frodo
must leave his home and go out into the world. The beginning of Frodo’s journey
is much like a child leaving home for the first time to discover the world, except
with the dramatic need to save the world. As with a child leaving home for the first
time, he is not alone on his mission. People are there to support him during
his journey, from Samwise Gamgee to Aragorn, they all do their part to help him
with his burden of carrying the ring. Frodo’s traveling companions go through
many hardships as they travel towards Sauron to destroy the ring.
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