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Post by Deleted on Jul 20, 2013 12:38:29 GMT -5
I agree Riddles in the Dark was a classic scence and was the scence that brought togehter The Hobbit and LOTR series. It was needed and a great scence and one of my favorites. Gollum was better than ever as you said and funny with how he said things  . Bagginses? What the heck is a Bagginses. And also how the split personalities acted togeather. "We knows the answer! Shut Up!"  Ha, I know right the look on Bilbo's face when he saw Gollum do that as if he was talking to himself was priceless  . |
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Post by bane on Jul 20, 2013 12:43:36 GMT -5
And also how the split personalities acted togeather. "We knows the answer! Shut Up!" Ha, I know right the look on Bilbo's face when he saw Gollum do that as if he was talking to himself was priceless . I know, I actually like the actor for Bilbo. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 20, 2013 12:48:30 GMT -5
Ha, I know right the look on Bilbo's face when he saw Gollum do that as if he was talking to himself was priceless . I know, I actually like the actor for Bilbo. They picked a great actor to play as Bilbo in my opinion as well. He had that Hobbit look to him. Most was just the costume and the makeup and etc. But he himslef had the look to play the part greatly. Martin did a good job. |
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Post by Star on Jul 20, 2013 16:22:31 GMT -5
I know, I actually like the actor for Bilbo. They picked a great actor to play as Bilbo in my opinion as well. He had that Hobbit look to him. Most was just the costume and the makeup and etc. But he himslef had the look to play the part greatly. Martin did a good job. Yes, he was a perfect pick to play as Bilbo. |
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Post by Star on Jul 21, 2013 21:53:58 GMT -5
Do you think that they'll actually show Sauron in human-like form in the Hobbit? I think that some sources say that they will.
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Post by Star on Jul 23, 2013 16:54:08 GMT -5
It be nice if they released some posters for the movie characters and then sometime in September a second trailer.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 24, 2013 10:30:07 GMT -5
Do you think that they'll actually show Sauron in human-like form in the Hobbit? I think that some sources say that they will. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 24, 2013 10:38:04 GMT -5
(I was going to say this above in quotation to star). Anyways how would it be possible for Sauron to even be in human form in the Hobbit? The big battle where he was defeated and the ring was cut from his hand happened before the Hobbit. So Sauron in the time of the Hobbit would have already been in spirit form by then.
Anybody know what this so called Necromancer from the movie is? Could it be Sauron. I mean we saw the Witch King fight Radaghast so not to far behind would be Sauron normally. In the trailer for Desolation of Smaug it shows Gandalf and Radaghast checking into that matter more. I'm interested to see what they will discover.
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Post by Zinga763 on Jul 24, 2013 10:56:21 GMT -5
I know, I actually like the actor for Bilbo. They picked a great actor to play as Bilbo in my opinion as well. He had that Hobbit look to him. Most was just the costume and the makeup and etc. But he himslef had the look to play the part greatly. Martin did a good job. MARTIN FREEMAN IS MY HERO. He was perfect as Bilbo I also loved him in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy |
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Post by Star on Jul 24, 2013 14:51:16 GMT -5
(I was going to say this above in quotation to star). Anyways how would it be possible for Sauron to even be in human form in the Hobbit? The big battle where he was defeated and the ring was cut from his hand happened before the Hobbit. So Sauron in the time of the Hobbit would have already been in spirit form by then. Anybody know what this so called Necromancer from the movie is? Could it be Sauron. I mean we saw the Witch King fight Radaghast so not to far behind would be Sauron normally. In the trailer for Desolation of Smaug it shows Gandalf and Radaghast checking into that matter more. I'm interested to see what they will discover. That's what I mean. The necromancer is supposed to be Sauron I think. But the one we saw in the Hobbit could've been the Witch King too. That's why I'm saying will try do a lot more with it or not? And I think they will. I also am looking forward to what Radagast and Gandalf will discover too. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 24, 2013 14:58:48 GMT -5
(I was going to say this above in quotation to star). Anyways how would it be possible for Sauron to even be in human form in the Hobbit? The big battle where he was defeated and the ring was cut from his hand happened before the Hobbit. So Sauron in the time of the Hobbit would have already been in spirit form by then. Anybody know what this so called Necromancer from the movie is? Could it be Sauron. I mean we saw the Witch King fight Radaghast so not to far behind would be Sauron normally. In the trailer for Desolation of Smaug it shows Gandalf and Radaghast checking into that matter more. I'm interested to see what they will discover. That's what I mean. The necromancer is supposed to be Sauron I think. But the one we saw in the Hobbit could've been the Witch King too. That's why I'm saying will try do a lot more with it or not? And I think they will. I also am looking forward to what Radagast and Gandalf will discover too. Well it has something to do with Sauron and what will come later on for the battle of Middle Earth. I think that the Necromancer is Sauron but he is not a person but a spirit. Becuase when it showed him really quick he didn't look solid but ghost like in the shadows. Sauron is a wizard (person with power, maybe not wizard) so that would explain the giant spider's, no trees growing and etc. The one who fought Radaghast really quick was the Witch King becuase he even brought back a mulicle blade to show it was the Witch King. Only some body with power to un seal the tombs of the Nazgul could have set them free. More than likely Sauron being that the Nazgul are his army and Generals type of thing. |
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Post by Star on Jul 24, 2013 15:33:59 GMT -5
That's what I mean. The necromancer is supposed to be Sauron I think. But the one we saw in the Hobbit could've been the Witch King too. That's why I'm saying will try do a lot more with it or not? And I think they will. I also am looking forward to what Radagast and Gandalf will discover too. Well it has something to do with Sauron and what will come later on for the battle of Middle Earth. I think that the Necromancer is Sauron but he is not a person but a spirit. Becuase when it showed him really quick he didn't look solid but ghost like in the shadows. Sauron is a wizard (person with power, maybe not wizard) so that would explain the giant spider's, no trees growing and etc. The one who fought Radaghast really quick was the Witch King becuase he even brought back a mulicle blade to show it was the Witch King. Only some body with power to un seal the tombs of the Nazgul could have set them free. More than likely Sauron being that the Nazgul are his army and Generals type of thing. Yep, that makes sense. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 24, 2013 19:53:11 GMT -5
I think I'm going to find that I'll like the Hobbit trilogy better than the LOTR series itself. Each one has it's own adventurous side to it but this one is more in depth and engaging...so far.
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Post by Star on Jul 24, 2013 20:58:45 GMT -5
I think I'm going to find that I'll like the Hobbit trilogy better than the LOTR series itself. Each one has it's own adventurous side to it but this one is more in depth and engaging...so far. Maybe I'll be the same. But I'm not sure. LOTR is a extremely tough trilogy to top. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 25, 2013 18:46:02 GMT -5
This is one of my favorite scenes from The Hobbit. Things get real when Gandalf arrives.  I also really like the scene when Bilbo saves Thorin and then the other dwarves save Bilbo. What are your favorite scenes? My favorite scene is when Bombur walks out with 5 cheese blocks from Bilbo's pantry and Bilbo goes "Do you need a cheese knife for that" and then Bofur goes " Kinfe? He eats it by the block" . Second would be the part with Radaghast seeing the Necromancer and that whole scence. I like Radaghast he's funny. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 25, 2013 18:48:18 GMT -5
Is that picture right there going to be the cover page and logo for Desolation of Smaug movie? |
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Post by Star on Jul 31, 2013 9:33:31 GMT -5
Is that picture right there going to be the cover page and logo for Desolation of Smaug movie? What picture? |
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Post by Zinga763 on Jul 31, 2013 12:35:48 GMT -5
I think I'm going to find that I'll like the Hobbit trilogy better than the LOTR series itself. Each one has it's own adventurous side to it but this one is more in depth and engaging...so far. I LOVED An Unexpected Journey, don't get me wrong, but I still didn't think it was better than any of the LOTR ones:P But I hope Desolation of Smaug and There and Back Again will be as good or better |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 31, 2013 20:32:18 GMT -5
I think I'm going to find that I'll like the Hobbit trilogy better than the LOTR series itself. Each one has it's own adventurous side to it but this one is more in depth and engaging...so far. I LOVED An Unexpected Journey, don't get me wrong, but I still didn't think it was better than any of the LOTR ones:P But I hope Desolation of Smaug and There and Back Again will be as good or better Yeah, I guess I still haven't seen the other two movies though. It's probably just because it's all stuff I haven't seen before. So all of it is way more unexpected and wow . Once I see the Hobbit over and over (all three parts) the original 3 might still be the best. But who knows I hope the best in the Hobbit is yet to come! (which I'm sure it is). |
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Post by Kenbo on Jul 31, 2013 20:36:58 GMT -5
I LOVED An Unexpected Journey, don't get me wrong, but I still didn't think it was better than any of the LOTR ones:P But I hope Desolation of Smaug and There and Back Again will be as good or better Yeah, I guess I still haven't seen the other two movies though. It's probably just because it's all stuff I haven't seen before. So all of it is way more unexpected and wow . Once I see the Hobbit over and over (all three parts) the original 3 might still be the best. But who knows I hope the best in the Hobbit is yet to come! (which I'm sure it is). I watched Fellowship of the Ring (well I guess rewatched, I watched part of it at a friend's house once...) yesterday and then The Two Towers today... I think by definition, I'm now a fan of the LOTR franchise.... Now I'm getting impulses to get some more LOTR/Hobbit sets....... |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 31, 2013 20:43:34 GMT -5
Yeah, I guess I still haven't seen the other two movies though. It's probably just because it's all stuff I haven't seen before. So all of it is way more unexpected and wow . Once I see the Hobbit over and over (all three parts) the original 3 might still be the best. But who knows I hope the best in the Hobbit is yet to come! (which I'm sure it is). I watched Fellowship of the Ring (well I guess rewatched, I watched part of it at a friend's house once...) yesterday and then The Two Towers today... I think by definition, I'm now a fan of the LOTR franchise.... Now I'm getting impulses to get some more LOTR/Hobbit sets....... Is the LOTR series a new thing to you? You just watched them for a first time? I remember the first time I watched all 3 movies in the series. My face was like the whole time. It's a good series (Almost like it better than Star Wars and that being said only for the movies and The Hobbit combined). I still have to check out the extended versions of all 3 movies. They show footage that aren't in the thearetical versions. |
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Post by Star on Jul 31, 2013 20:48:15 GMT -5
I watched Fellowship of the Ring (well I guess rewatched, I watched part of it at a friend's house once...) yesterday and then The Two Towers today... I think by definition, I'm now a fan of the LOTR franchise.... Now I'm getting impulses to get some more LOTR/Hobbit sets....... Is the LOTR series a new thing to you? You just watched them for a first time? I remember the first time I watched all 3 movies in the series. My face was like the whole time. It's a good series (Almost like it better than Star Wars and that being said only for the movies and The Hobbit combined). I still have to check out the extended versions of all 3 movies. They show footage that aren't in the thearetical versions. I need to check out the extended versions too. |
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Post by Kenbo on Jul 31, 2013 20:51:45 GMT -5
I watched Fellowship of the Ring (well I guess rewatched, I watched part of it at a friend's house once...) yesterday and then The Two Towers today... I think by definition, I'm now a fan of the LOTR franchise.... Now I'm getting impulses to get some more LOTR/Hobbit sets....... Is the LOTR series a new thing to you? You just watched them for a first time? I remember the first time I watched all 3 movies in the series. My face was like the whole time. It's a good series (Almost like it better than Star Wars and that being said only for the movies and The Hobbit combined). I still have to check out the extended versions of all 3 movies. They show footage that aren't in the thearetical versions. Is the LOTR series a new thing to you? You just watched them for a first time? I remember the first time I watched all 3 movies in the series. My face was like the whole time. It's a good series (Almost like it better than Star Wars and that being said only for the movies and The Hobbit combined). I still have to check out the extended versions of all 3 movies. They show footage that aren't in the thearetical versions. I need to check out the extended versions too. Yeah, I mean I knew some bits and pieces of the series but hadn't actually completed all of the movies (well I still haven't...) or read any of the books so yeah, I guess it was sort of new to me. And I ordered the extended versions on Netflix but there was a long wait... :\ |
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Post by Star on Jul 31, 2013 20:55:29 GMT -5
Is the LOTR series a new thing to you? You just watched them for a first time? I remember the first time I watched all 3 movies in the series. My face was like the whole time. It's a good series (Almost like it better than Star Wars and that being said only for the movies and The Hobbit combined). I still have to check out the extended versions of all 3 movies. They show footage that aren't in the thearetical versions. I need to check out the extended versions too. Yeah, I mean I knew some bits and pieces of the series but hadn't actually completed all of the movies (well I still haven't...) or read any of the books so yeah, I guess it was sort of new to me. And I ordered the extended versions on Netflix but there was a long wait... :\ I know tht one extended scene includes the death if a big character but its completely inaccurate to the books. |
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Post by Namialus on Jul 31, 2013 20:58:03 GMT -5
Peter Jackson's ego is making me angry. Rumour has it that Tauriel and Kili might have a romance. WTH? Seriously, The Hobbit isn't HIS and he should be honouring Tolkien. The movies are good, I admit, but the books are far superior and all the changes are annoying me.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 31, 2013 20:58:53 GMT -5
My favorite LOTR movie is the two towers.
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Post by Kenbo on Jul 31, 2013 21:00:37 GMT -5
My favorite LOTR movie is the two towers. I think there were a lot of different things going on at once and Frodo and Sam didn't get as much screen time when Frodo's like one of the main characters |
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Post by Star on Jul 31, 2013 21:02:24 GMT -5
Peter Jackson's ego is making me angry. Rumour has it that Tauriel and Kili might have a romance. WTH? Seriously, The Hobbit isn't HIS and he should be honouring Tolkien. The movies are good, I admit, but the books are far superior and all the changes are annoying me. What!!!! I was glad they weren't going to do it with Lefolas but Kili?! This is unacceptable! And the movies are amazing but the books just can't be topped. |
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Post by Namialus on Jul 31, 2013 21:03:33 GMT -5
Peter Jackson's ego is making me angry. Rumour has it that Tauriel and Kili might have a romance. WTH? Seriously, The Hobbit isn't HIS and he should be honouring Tolkien. The movies are good, I admit, but the books are far superior and all the changes are annoying me. What!!!! I was glad they weren't going to do it with Lefolas but Kili?! This is unacceptable! And the movies are amazing but the books just can't be topped. I agree. Romances are OK, but they should not be forced, and it's obviously going to be forced between Kili and Tauriel if it actually happens! |
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Post by Star on Jul 31, 2013 21:04:05 GMT -5
My favorite LOTR movie is the two towers. I think there were a lot of different things going on at once and Frodo and Sam didn't get as much screen time when Frodo's like one of the main characters When I watch TTT I almost feel like they made Aragorn the main character. And in my opinion I thought it was the weakest for some reason. But it was still epic. |
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