Bilbo Lives
Silly little ring goes on to cause a LOT of trouble
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I don’t personally recall the battle of the five armies, nor the confrontation between Sauron and the White Council. Is there any source material on either one?
Those that have read the books know what happens. But there’s still probably nothing that could prepare you for actually seeing it on film.
“It has been reported that the film will follow Tolkien’s book, though one character who died in the book, Thorin Oakenshield, will remain alive.”
Is there ANYTHING Peter Jackson cannot screw up?!
How are they going to tie this in with Game of Thrones? /ducks
We cannot WAIT! We are cheap, cheap, CHEAP and have seen all of the LOTR movies in IMAX at top dollar. Well worth the time and money spent.
Signed, a Very Satisfied Consumer :)
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I have to be completely honest. I loved the Lord of the Rings and Jackson did a great job of telling the story. He left out Tom Bombadil for some reason. I am also a very big fan of The Hobbit. I have read the Hobbit at least a dozen times. I have read it to my oldest son twice and will read it to my other sons when they get a little older.
That being said: I fell asleep during the Hobbit’s second movie installment. The entire franchise is TOO DAMN LONG and has too many parts not in the book.
It should have been a scene for scene account of the actual book which is a children’s book after all. A single three hour movie would do more justice than this over wrought trilogy.
Silly little ring goes on to cause a LOT of trouble
Does Tyrion lead the Lannister clan?
Thorin lives?!
That’s absurd. He dies as redemption of his avarice. I don’t believe for a minute that Peter Jackson changed the ending of the book.
~Or I’ve had way to much bourbon to read the article correctly.
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