THE HOBBIT!
PolarBearsandCoffee
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So super excited to go see that movie! I'm going to see it soon and I just can't wait! I'm reading the book at the moment, and Bilbo Baggins is played by an adorable man in that movie.
I'm going to over excite myself and pass out!
I'm going to over excite myself and pass out!
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My sweetie treated me to a Friday night movie. First movie we've been to in about 2.5 years.
I was happy to see it, though there was a lot of gratuitous orc slaying.0 -
I loved it and now I'm re-reading the book.0
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I generally like seeing movies at the movie theater, but this one is the first one in a while that I feel more than deserved the obscene price they charge these days. I'll go again, too.
The filming and projection in 48 images was amazing to me. Some of the scenes, like the Lonely Mountains in the beginning, or the fight scenes with orcs were just breath taking...0 -
I liked it.0
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I thoroughly enjoyed it. Well worth going over my calorie limit slightly due to popcorn for dinner!
My boyfriend is currently on night shifts, but had a night off when we saw it, so got home and put the Lord of The Rings trilogy on for the rest of the night!0 -
Saw it Sunday... I enjoyed it. I even enjoyed the "modifications" to the story that where added. My sister was very confused having only watched the cartoon movie and never having read the books.... BTW when the dwarves starting singing I started bouncing around like a little kid. I was so happy they put in the songs0
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i better look out for them dwarfs then0
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I thought the hobbit was great...even though I know how it ends!0
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My husband & I haven't been to the movies in at least 10 years ........ we're satisfied with movie channels & Netflix ....... but out of the blue, he wants to see it today .......
Movie is fabulous ...... the scenery is amazing ....... but maybe bring earplugs !0 -
i was old you get a long star trek trailer too
. i am liking it already 0 -
I liked it. At the end I busted out laughing at my friend who went with me. He thought it was just 1 movie and that it wasn't going to be a 3 parter.0
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I saw it the opening day. I'm a huge LOTR fan. What's funny is the person sitting behind us said "that's it?!!" after the movie ended. Bwahahaha...0
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I didn't know it was going to be a 3 parter until a few days before it came out when I read something online about part two.
And having just re-read the book, I can't see where they get get two more movies out of what's left of the story, but they did a damn good job making a three hour film out of the first 100 pages, so I'm looking forward to seeing what gets added.0 -
Same here. In fact , my only (small) complaint was that they didn't put int the orcs singing when they had the party trapped in the trees at the end. lolSaw it Sunday... I enjoyed it. I even enjoyed the "modifications" to the story that where added. My sister was very confused having only watched the cartoon movie and never having read the books.... BTW when the dwarves starting singing I started bouncing around like a little kid. I was so happy they put in the songs
Definitely going to see it again. In 3d this time.0 -
I thought it was great, although I found it strange that they made Fili and Kili hot.0
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I thought it was great, although I found it strange that they made Fili and Kili hot.
lol they didn't make Fili and Kili hot, you did 0 -
I've lost count of how many times I have seen this film now (helps having a copy sent from BAFTA to watch at home!)
I think I'm actually going to enjoy this trilogy a lot more than LOTR by what I've seen so far... I love the fact there is just so much kept in from the book, and obviously stuff taken from the Silmarillion too, which is my absolute favourite book ever! :bigsmile:
Am really annoyed though that it hasn't been nominated for best film and Life of Pi and Lincoln got in.... they're good films, but not award winning! :grumble:Bilbo Baggins is played by an adorable man in that movie.
I absolutely LOVE Martin Freeman! Already met him at the preview screening we went to of The Hobbit at the beginnig of December, and thought he was so lovely! Really hoping he goes to the BAFTA Awards in a month's time so I get to meet him again!
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Ah, it always makes me feel better to hear about other people who are seeing it multiple times, not just me I was so thrilled on the day that I saw it in 3D, because I was the LAST person in the theatre to get a pair of the Hobbit 3D glasses, everyone else just got regular ones.
I completely love it, thought it was sooo well done. And to any of the folks out there who are now oooing and aaaaing over Kili-- if you haven't before, you need to do yourself a favor and watch the TV show "Being Human."
And yes, SO happy that songs were included It helps make up for the lack of Tom and Goldberry in LOTR. I still always wish I could've seen a Peter Jackson interpretation of their house and songs. 0 -
I guess I'm the only one who didn't love the movie..
Did anyone else ever see the older animated version of The Hobbit?
http://smithreviewsit.blogspot.com/0 -
Loved it, went and tracked down the 48fps version in 3d and it was amazing.0
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And yes, SO happy that songs were included It helps make up for the lack of Tom and Goldberry in LOTR. I still always wish I could've seen a Peter Jackson interpretation of their house and songs.
That is one of the main reasons I bare a grudge aginst the LOTR trilogy as Tom Bombadil and the Barrow Wights was such a brilliant part of the book, I was gutted they got left out!
They're still 3 of my fave films though!Did anyone else ever see the older animated version of The Hobbit?
http://smithreviewsit.blogspot.com/
I've seen the animated LOTR film, but not the hobbit one!0 -
I am a huge Tolkien fan, so much so in fact that I believe it interferes with my enjoyment of the films. I read the books for the first time so long ago, and so many times now since then that I just cannot tolerate the omissions/additions in the plot of the movies.0
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I am a huge Tolkien fan, so much so in fact that I believe it interferes with my enjoyment of the films. I read the books for the first time so long ago, and so many times now since then that I just cannot tolerate the omissions/additions in the plot of the movies.
Enjoying the films doesn't make anyone less of a Tolkein fan!
I live and breathe Tolkein, but I can appreciate the movies and the books are two very different entities! 0 -
Oh definitely different entities, I agree. I wanted so much to love the movies. I was excited when they came out, but they just didn't click for me for whatever reason.0
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That's a shame!
Guess it's always the way though, just because you love a book, doesn't mean you'll love the movie! :ohwell:0 -
And yes, SO happy that songs were included It helps make up for the lack of Tom and Goldberry in LOTR. I still always wish I could've seen a Peter Jackson interpretation of their house and songs.
That is one of the main reasons I bare a grudge aginst the LOTR trilogy as Tom Bombadil and the Barrow Wights was such a brilliant part of the book, I was gutted they got left out!
They're still 3 of my fave films though!Did anyone else ever see the older animated version of The Hobbit?
http://smithreviewsit.blogspot.com/
I've seen the animated LOTR film, but not the hobbit one!
Stop what you are doing and go out and hunt it down.. It was produced for TV by Rankin and Bass and had a run time of about 70 to 80 minutes... Really good.0 -
I am a huge Tolkien fan, so much so in fact that I believe it interferes with my enjoyment of the films. I read the books for the first time so long ago, and so many times now since then that I just cannot tolerate the omissions/additions in the plot of the movies.
I know what you mean...
I got really pissed when they changed some things in The Hobbit.
I guess Gandalf saying at the beginning of the film "Every story deserves some ebmelishment" was more of a reflection of what Jackson and Co. were gonna do to The Hobbit than anything else.0 -
I went to the midnight movies to see this in 3-D. It was AWESOME!!! Radagasts Rhosgobel rabbits attached to the sleigh cracked me up. :laugh:0
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I read the book as a kid, tough read. I read it after putting it down, reading the other LOTR books, then going back to it.
I liked the scenery of the new live action movie but I like the 70s animation movie more. But in the animation you have to pretty much already know the storyline.
The new movie, glad they decided to make it a three parter vs. originally only doing a single movie. Smart move. Annoyed at the singing dwarves. THat mojo was not cool.0 -
I went to the midnight movies to see this in 3-D. It was AWESOME!!! Radagasts Rhosgobel rabbits attached to the sleigh cracked me up. :laugh:
He was played by Sylvester McCoy who also was Dr. Who.. I think the 7th or 8th Regeneraton.0
