The Fellowship Of The Ring Being the First Part of The Lord of the Rings (The Lord of the Rings, 1)

the 25th anniversary of the first film, The Fellowship.

The whole story revolves around Christmas it's also appropriate for the whole family though it isn't corny or grating so that makes it a great Christmas movie but it would be the best Christmas film of all time if not for The Lord of the Rings. The Fellowship of the Ring specifically the first one which is the number one Christmas movie ever made every year.

there are elves they don't make toys but they have pointy ears, one of the main protagonists is a magical old man with a white beard, snow is prominently featured in no less than three scenes, so we have elves, a guy in white beard, snow and December 25th so it's a Christmas movie.

And I'm now reading the first of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, the Fellowship of the Ring.

And I haven't read these books in 30 years, but do you, the ring, the one ring to rule them all has anti-aging properties? I didn't remember this.

So the Fellowship starts with Bill both throwing his 11th birthday party, his 110th is his 11th party and everyone in the Shire which is where the Hobbits live has been noticing for years that he's just not aging.

But not long enough to find out what happens to Boromir at the end of the fellowship of the ring So I won't give that away

It's like how the Fellowship of the Ring and the Two Towers are really just all part of Lord of the Rings.

Aaron and I together saw Lord of the Rings in theaters, fellowship of the rings eight times.