Congratulations to Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring for receiving 4 nominations for this year’s Golden…
Continue ReadingCongratulations to Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring for receiving 4 nominations for this year’s Golden Globe awards!
Director Motion Picture – Peter Jackson
Best Dramatic Film – Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring
Best Original Score – Howard Shore
Best Original Song – May it Be – Enya
The show is January 20th on NBC! Woo! Congrats PJ and the whole production!
Okay folks, if you are reading this post, I just have one question; “WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?!?!” Get thyself to a Movie Theater! (Check out Line Parties to get involved locally)
Also, as you can see, we have opened a brand new section: Ringer Reviews. We honestly could care less what the media thinks, we want to know what YOU think! Please be patient with us in getting your reviews online. Afterall, we are also at the movie today!!
Right now, with 300 FAN reviews added, Fellowship of the Ring is getting 4.6 rings out of a possible 5! Wow…can you say ‘living up to expectations!’
The worldwide release of the Fellowship of the Ring is soon upon us! TheOneRing.net is proud to bring you the forum for which fans can voice their opinions and views on the Fellowship of the Ring: Ringer Reviews. A database of reviews from Tolkien fans all over the world, whether you loved, liked or hated the film this is where you can express your feelings in words and celebrate with your fellow fans the release of the first installment in the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. [Submit Your Review Here]
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When The Lord Of The Rings stars walk up the red carpet at Wellington’s Embassy Theatre today it will be into an entrance sporting the grandeur of yesteryear. [More]
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