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The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring 2001 PG-13 2h 58m From the idyllic shire of the Hobbits to the smoking chasms of Mordor, Frodo Baggins embarks on his epic quest to destroy the ring of Sauron. Starring: Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Viggo Mortensen Genres: Action & Adventure, Adventures, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Action Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy Movies
The Fellowship of the Ring should have won Costume Design and Art Direction. The time, care and detail â over a year's worth of work â which went into both of these far surpasses what has been done for any other film in history. The beacon fires scene alone should have earned The Return of the King a Cinematography nomination. I am stunned by that snub. At least The Fellowship of the Ring won. The Fellowship of the Ring should have won Adapted Screenplay. I can't think of any novel in the world that was, or would be, harder to adapt to the big screen than The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien. But on to The Return of the King. SWEEP! It was nominated for 11 awards, and it won 11 awards, tying Ben Hur and Titanic for the most ever. Out of all that it was nominated for, I feel that The Return of the King â as a bare minimum â wholly deserved: 1  Best Picture. 2  Director. 3  Adapted Screenplay. 4  Original Score. 5  Art Direction (to make up for the entire trilogy) 6  Costume Design (to make up for the entire trilogy) 7  Film Editing (to make up for the entire trilogy)