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Ringer Reviews - The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey


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Radagahst

17, Goldendale
United States
Date Posted: 2012-12-18
Tolkien Fan Level: 10
Film Format Seen? 3D 48 fps
Will view again in a different format? Yes
Rings!

This is one of the most incredibly movies I’ve seen. A definite 100% totally Lord of the Rings. It was so good I watch it twice in the same day, I even took my nephews and nieces with me. It had the amazing lord of the rings feel to it. The thing is, is that even if some of the stuff in the Hobbit movie didn’t appear in the Hobbit book, somewhere or other Tolkien did write it, Peter Jackson just brought it out. So heres to Tolkien's wonderful mythology, and heres to Peter Jacksons interpretation of the timeless classic tales of The Lord of the Rings.
I can’t even begin to explain how excited I am for the next two films. I am not a diehard but I am an immediate Tolkien follower and love his books and the movies, and work to understand them. Therefore I recommend the Hobbit to everyone, and in the words of a wise man, “I would not make it greater or less then the Lord of the Rings, it is in fact another great accomplishment."

The Ratings
The Other Ratings
Martin Freeman 's performance as Bilbo Baggins?
Richard Armitage 's performance as Thorin?
The Overall representation of The Dwarves ?
Andy Serkis' performance as Gollum?
Ian McKellen's performance as Gandalf?
Bilbo's retelling of the history of Erebor and of Thror/Thrain/Thorin
The Eagles rescue sequence?
The Goblin King ?
Initial impression of Thranduil?
Hugo Weaving's performance as Elrond?
Radagast's portrayal in the movie?
The representation of Goblintown?
Cate Blanchett's performance as Galadriel?
The Bag End Supper scene?
The scene of the Trolls?
The representation of the Arkenstone?
The Stone Giants?
Escape from the Goblin cave?
Riddles in the Dark scene?
The return to Rivendell?
The attack on the party by the Wargs
The first glimpses of Smaug?
The ending of the movie; in regards to leading well into the next film, and serving as a good ending point.
The overall pace of the film
Peter Jackson's vision in bringing the Hobbit to the big screen.






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