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[Movie] Review on LOTR the fellowship of the ring (2001)

The story begins when Frado discovered mysterious ring and powerful ring.this ring it has the power to control the middle east of the earth.frado was instructed to embark on a journey to go to mount doom to destroy the power that the ring carry.frado is not not a strong personality nor he has experience to first but I was a bit concerned why the journey adventure was entrusted to Frado.

His mission to destroy the power inside the ring is because there is this great powerful ruler call the dark lord Sauron.dark lord Sauron is the one who created the ring and if he has access to the ring he will become the powerful ruler and he will destroy the middle east earth.so at the cause of the adventures Frado was hunt by Nazgul he was the dangerous servant of the dark lord Sauron. And also he was stabe by the witch king that nearly take his life.

the journey really affected him physically and emotionally because he don't really have the strength to fight the forces attacking him.at the cause of the journey it was peaceful but at the end it cause him alot of pain.

Frado several times he put the ring in his finger to hide from the enemy. But before then Gollum put the ring in his finger and he was possess the ring gradually corrupt him.

Sometime power are built in the alter of sacrifice there are some power that you don't desire it if you don't know the source. What you don't have knowledge on has the ability to kill you.

Sometime is even advisable that you don't use and object that is govern by regulation if you don't have ideas on the consequences.

Because there are some consequences that will not affect only you but your future generations. From the scale of 1-100% I rate. This movie on the scale of 90%

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Comments · 3

  • @waralotito(68)· 2h

    I still need to watch it, haha.

  • @laexotica(54)· 7h

    How could I not remember this classic of mine? Haha, we still joke about that line to this day—great movie.

  • @dwixer(73)· 7h

    I think the idea of this ring was borrow from the movie "hobbit"