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The Hobbit, or There and Back Again
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I can't wait for this! I think it will be better in the action sense, because there's so much great material to work with, but it will probably more comedic. :)
Hi Becky! Yes, i would have to completely agree with you. Lord of the Rings is quite a serious tale & the hobbit was designed origionally for children, so even with the epic battle scenes i certainly think that compared to 'Lord of the Rings' it will be toned down a lot! There is a lot of material to work with & there are quite a few bits that i am looking forward to, such as;The trolls who turn to stone...
The spiders...and sting
and the great battle under the mountain...
Haha I meant that I have to wait another week after it's already released in the UK. Hobbit releases on Dec 21st over here.
Oh, poor you! Now i feel really terrible...How about funny pics to cheer fans up?!
Having a fun journey??
Eh, what's this?!
I could not agree more as a huge fan of the Lord of the Rings films, i am so excited about the hobbit! x
It's got Tim from The Office, it's going to be great.I rewatched the extended versions of the LotR films fairly recently and I was glad to see that they are still good.
Mind you, Sam is quite possibly the most irritating character I have come across for a while.
Really, that will be interesting to see?! I can imagine though with Tim in it, that it will be quite comedic :)I love the extended DVD versions of LOTR and i cannot count now how many times i have seen them, but i love how much detail they cover; from the making of the films to Tolkien's other works and his life. It is so facinating and i do hope that they will do the same and make an extended edition for The Hobbit as well.
Sam...he is quite funny, caring and someone who at first i thought was quite dimwhitted...well, until i met Merry and Pipin that is (or rather Pipin!) x
Michael wrote: "It's got Tim from The Office, it's going to be great.I rewatched the extended versions of the LotR films fairly recently and I was glad to see that they are still good.
Mind you, Sam is quite po..."
:O You no likey Sam? I loves Sam!
What do you find irritating about him?
Sam is just such a moany sap. Imagine Ross from Friends but with his testicles removed.That's Sam in a nutshell.
I haven't read the books so my perception is based entirely on the films.
Michael wrote: "Sam is just such a moany sap. Imagine Ross from Friends but with his testicles removed.That's Sam in a nutshell.
I haven't read the books so my perception is based entirely on the films."
Haha fair enough, I found Frodo the most irritating one.
Lucinda wrote: "What, Mr.Frodo!! How can he be irritating......
:) x"
Haha because he moans a lot, and complains and Sam does all these nice things for him and he doesn't care because he's all spaced out with the ring. Not really his fault....but still.
:)
I loved the hobbits until Sam and Frodo went off on their own. Then the whining began. Geesh already. But I still loved the films. :) Especially the extended versions, much more in depth, long but worth it.
I was actually really upset in 'the fellowship of the ring' when Sam & Frodo split up and left the other members...from then on it felt less 'united' hence i don't really understand how thier faith in Frodo being alive was still strong until the battle at the Black Gate...they had not seen Frodo in such a long time (Aragorn, Gimli, Legolas and Gandalf). They had no idea if he was still alive and on his way to Mordor, and yet they still kept going...stregth of heart. x
Micheal...don't understand you (please do not explain as i would rather be left in the dark)?! Xx :)
As much as I like Elijah Wood I think that the writers did his character a disservice. Frodo was not so whiny nor dependant in the book. But then again, I think Frodo's whinning is excusable as his mind was being corrupted all throughout their journey and his soul was being taxed. More than anything, he feared becoming Gollum and the object of other's hate and pity.On a side note, who else is going to dress up? I'm already planning my costume.
I loved the Lord of The Rings books and was thrilled to bits when the films came out. I thought the third film 'The Return of The King' was Sam's Film. He was so self sacrificing and such a hero, holding Frodo together. Can't wait for 'The Hobbit'.
Sam was such a selfless character who showed true loyalty and humility, hence being a role model for all. I am so excited about the Hobbit film coming out this Christmas...i cannot wait! x
Seen this article on the HuffPo and I thought you might want to see it. 'Hobbit' Footage Amazes Comic-Con
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07...
Hey guys! Have you heard the news? The Hobbit is going to be split into THREE movies to make a TRILOGY instead of the two films we were expecting. You can check out my blog for details and links to several articles as I just did a post on it http://beckysblogs.wordpress.com/2012... or you can do some research yourself. :) So thoughts? What do we think about this?
OMG! I am shocked. Well, that was unexpected, as i would have thought that it would have made sense to have just the two films??!! Well, it will certainly prolong the agony of waiting impatiently in-between films for the next one...good & bad. x
Hahaaa yeah I'm somewhat torn inbetween the two as well! I mean, I absolutely loved the book and there is a lot in it, and I have faith in Peter Jackson, he hasn't led us astray so far. And yet....I still think it's going to be difficult to fill three films! They've said they may be including stuff from The Similarion as well from what the articles have been saying...
Ooooh...very interesting! The more they can incorperate Tolkien's vast history (like from the Silmarillion) then the better, as it NEEDS to be shared with all!
I have to say I'm excited for the Hobbit to be released. I first started reading this as a kid and used to read it on rainy days. In regards to Frodo, I don't think his true character was captured in the film. He was more elvish than he was portrayed and not a whiner. Anyway, the Hobbit will be interesting, since its made into several parts. It's not that big of a book.





This is the tale of Bilbo Baggins (a hobbit) who embarks on a perilous quest with the company of Dwarves and an old, wize wizard named Gandalf. He encounters many trials & tribulations along his journey into the unkown and many an enemy, but nothing prepares him for the magnificence of Smaug's lair or the complex riddles he endures with Gollum...