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I hope to watch this later, my sons saw it at the cinema and said it was good.
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From what i heard that was a descision made by the studio not jackson .He originally intended on only making 2 films but the studio told him to make it 3 ,presumably for the increased box office and dvd revenue it would generate ,so he is using some of the bits from the Silmarillion to supplement the story ,which Warner bros do have the film rights for . This was all on a radio interview i heard just before christmas ,i will try to find some links ---------- Post added at 19:38 ---------- Previous post was at 19:34 ---------- Quote:
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Martipa (who does not like a lot of 3D) & I watched in the standard 3D format as this is all we get at our local Cineworld. Brilliant film, 3D used appropriately and the story flows brilliantly. So much so that even after 3 hours I would quite happily stayed and watched the next film. Son has seen it twice and he and my daughter are off to see it again on Wednesday.
Definitely does not feel stretched or padded, one particular significant section of the book even seemed shortened for the film. For me it felt like lessons learned in LOTR have been put to very good use in the Hobbit An Unexpected Journey. The pacing, characterisation and CGI work is cohesive, with Martin Freeman playing the younger Bilbo very well indeed. Best film I have seen for a long time and I prefer this to LOTR. |
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Personally I preferred LOTR.. The hobbit was too linear in following the same group throughout most of the film, at least with LOTR it split into sub plots with the fellowship separating and being followed in their own stories. You can't fault the filming/fx but found myself wanting more side story than just following the group.
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Film 2 is The Desolation of Smaug so a lot has got to happen and I assume by the title we will see Smaugs death ( which was a bit of an anticlimax in the book) so Film 3 There and Back Again has the battle and then a bound to be drawn out epilogue I guess |
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I did not even mention Radagast look at the role he has in TUJ he was mentioned once in the book. Ironically we didn't see him in LOTR even though he aided Saruman by getting Gandalf into the tower |
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Back when this was going to be just two films, the second was going to be a "bridge" between The Hobbit and LOTR.
Although they don't have the rights to The Simarillion or the Lost Tales, there's a lot of material in the Appendices (which they do have the rights for), plus there are things in the book that IIRC were briefly mentioned but have been fleshed out in the film (e.g. Gandalf going off on wizard business becomes Gandalf meeting up with Saruman etc.). Perhaps it would have been better if it wasn't called "The Hobbit", but instead was "Chronicles of Middle-earth part 1: The Hobbit", or something like that, given that it's not simply that one book being adapted into three films. ---------- Post added at 13:04 ---------- Previous post was at 13:03 ---------- Oh. I saw it last night. Loved it. I prefer the previous films, but I thought it was still very good. |
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Smaug among most anticipated in 2013.
http://the-hobbit-movie.com/2013/01/...pated-in-2013/ Yes l am certainly looking forward to the next instalment.:hyper: |
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and The Hobbit has reached a Billion worldwide!
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...it-hits-425757 good news,bring on the Desolation! |
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Hopefully the next one will be better. It reminded me of the Harry Potters, way too long and when you've finished watching it and then try to sum it all up and you come to the conclusion of 'not a lot'. If someone asked me what it's about and what happened I'd struggle to say more than a couple of sentances, not good for a near 3 hour film.
And the effect were quite ropey at best. Quite disappointing really. |
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Trailer for Desolation of Smaug to Appear with Man of Steel?.
http://the-hobbit-movie.com/2013/06/...-man-of-steel/ Should be interesting. |
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'The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug' launches first trailer.
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/movies/n...ler-video.html :hyper::hyper::hyper: |
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Direct YouTube link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=idp6wjqG674
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I hope it's better than the 1st one. Which shouldn't be too hard.
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Get out of here, I loved the first one. :Yikes:
Just got it on DVD the other week .... I don't get out to the cinema as much as I used to. |
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I prefer Game of Thrones, I know it's different obviously but if they made something epic like LOTRs or Hobbit for an adult audience then that would be really something. The hobbit felt like a disney film. |
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The Hobbit 3 Now Titled "The Battle of the Five Armies"
Read more at http://movies.cosmicbooknews.com/con...yiuMHBopJbU.99 |
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Both on Blu Ray now with UV codes. Picked em both up. With desolation it felt obvious I was watching characters on a set in specific scenes (even though we are it's not usually so noticeable) Great movie nonetheless.
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Smaug's revenge, a town on fire AND the evil Eye Of Sauron: First look at dramatic trailer for The Hobbit: Battle Of The Five Armies
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...Of-Sauron.html |
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Its looking good.:hyper:
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The new and final trailer for Peter Jackson's third and final Hobbit film, The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVAgTiBrrDA |
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