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Manit0u
Poland17636 Posts
On December 16 2012 00:14 Tennet wrote: To those complaining about Gandalf, he's a wizard he arrives precisely when he means to. He's not just a wizard, he's a maiar (angel-equivalent in catholic mythology). | ||
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SKC
Brazil18828 Posts
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Medrea
10003 Posts
I'd be home or at a friends doing stuff thats always 60 fps or greater, and then sit down watch a movie thats 24 fps, that shit was super jarring going from smooth quality to mad motion blurring. I finally just had enough of it and generally dont watch any sort of live action movie. All the action is just motion blur with someone shaking the camera. | ||
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Manit0u
Poland17636 Posts
On December 16 2012 01:16 Medrea wrote: I hope 48 fps becomes the new standard. Low framerate is actually one of the reasons I stopped watching movies altogether. I'd be home or at a friends doing stuff thats always 60 fps or greater, and then sit down watch a movie thats 24 fps, that shit was super jarring going from smooth quality to mad motion blurring. I finally just had enough of it and generally dont watch any sort of live action movie. All the action is just motion blur with someone shaking the camera. This reminds me that when they were filming Lethal Weapon 4 they had to constantly remind Jet Li to move as slow as he can because the camera was unable to capture his movements  | ||
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Deleted User 137586
7859 Posts
The Hobbit was fun, it had great moments and I absolutely cannot wait to see the next episodes. The Erebor scene was probably also my favourite. I like that they brought in Radagast, and especially Saruman's criticism of him. That was tricky and required a lot of imagination on their part. Hare-driven sleighs were definitely on the edge but i made Radagast very memorable. It's interesting to realize through a hint or lull that this goofy-looking character is actually a being similar in power to Sauron or the Balrogs. I definitively am not looking forward to book 2 and all the spiders... Jackson is arachnophobic an knows exactly how to pull those strings in his fellows... Go and see it, enjoy the films ^^ | ||
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Medrea
10003 Posts
On December 16 2012 01:35 Manit0u wrote: This reminds me that when they were filming Lethal Weapon 4 they had to constantly remind Jet Li to move as slow as he can because the camera was unable to capture his movements Yeah see thats just dumb. Thats content we could have been watching. I think we are ready for an improvement. | ||
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Spaiku
Spain1114 Posts
I hope they do more lore flashbacks like the Erebor and Smaug story, it was one of the parts i enjoyed the most. | ||
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WightyCity
Canada887 Posts
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Cinim
Denmark866 Posts
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L3g3nd_
New Zealand10461 Posts
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Steveling
Greece10806 Posts
On December 16 2012 01:08 Manit0u wrote: He's not just a wizard, he's a maiar (angel-equivalent in catholic mythology). Not a romanian? Well close enough.xD | ||
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S.O.L.I.D.
United States792 Posts
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Alryk
United States2718 Posts
On December 16 2012 02:08 Cinim wrote: They should have made 48 fps for non-3d as well, since 3d just ruins the entire movie tbh I liked the 3D. It wasn't over the top, there were only a few parts where I really noticed the 3D, and they were really well done. All the critics giving meh reviews aren't good fans And I feel like a lot of people didn't get the comedy, forgetting that The Hobbit was written with comedy and as a children's book >.> | ||
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marttorn
Norway5211 Posts
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Pulimuli
Sweden2766 Posts
Radagast was pretty hilarious too | ||
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OKMarius
Norway469 Posts
On December 16 2012 03:16 Alryk wrote: And I feel like a lot of people didn't get the comedy, forgetting that The Hobbit was written with comedy and as a children's book >.> I don't think people are critizising the humour that's actually from Tolkien: "What do you mean good morning?", the story of Bandobras the Bullroarer Took, etc - but rather PJ's sense of humour which isn't really in tune with how the book is. Radagast's character being the prime example of this. | ||
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CajunMan
United States823 Posts
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Cinim
Denmark866 Posts
On December 16 2012 03:16 Alryk wrote: I liked the 3D. It wasn't over the top, there were only a few parts where I really noticed the 3D, and they were really well done. All the critics giving meh reviews aren't good fans And I feel like a lot of people didn't get the comedy, forgetting that The Hobbit was written with comedy and as a children's book >.>I'm talking about 3d in general, not how they did it. 3D is really not a visually impressive technology at all, and they act as if its new when I saw what they do today 10 years ago almost. I liked the movie as well, even though some of the ''bonus'' storylines they added wasn't as good, it was still really fun, but also had it's dark moments and good combat scenes. | ||
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Tennet
United States1458 Posts
On December 16 2012 01:08 Manit0u wrote: He's not just a wizard, he's a maiar (angel-equivalent in catholic mythology). Yup, I was really looking forward to seeing Gandalf use more magic than he does in LotR since he can just obliterate stuff. | ||
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Dunmer
United Kingdom568 Posts
On December 16 2012 00:14 TerransHill wrote: Watched it yesterday, good movie overall but i was still disappointed cause it doesnt come close the Lord of the Rings. 1) It was to long. The book has 300-400 pages and gets splitted into 3 movies with 170 min length. Feels way to streched sometimes. 2) Its to silly and childish. I know that The Hobbit is somewhat for children but the movie goes to far sometimes. I dont remember the orcs being that silly in the book and I also dont remember that their leader is a fat jabba the hutt troll with double chin. The orcs are not menacing and evil like in LotR. They are cutified and u almost feel sorry for them lol. I believe you are referring to the goblins and the goblin king? The orcs you saw in this completely decimated the dwarves that reclaimed Moria and their leader ruthlessly hunts down Thorin for his revenge, they aren't evil?. These are wild orcs and should not be portrayed the same as orcs in LotRs as those orcs were preparing for war under the control of Saruman/Witch king/sauron respectively and massed huge armies to kill men.The hobbit orcs that you see at the end of this movie are just bandits really. The goblin king is usually the biggest and slightly more intelligent goblin( most goblins are mindless by comparison to men). The goblin king was portrayed this way in the books albeit not as "child friendly" but come on they have Azog(not sure of his name) and the necromancer plus smaug as the main villain for each movie. Yeah some people will say its too long but you can say that about the lord of the ring films. I loved them though especially the fellowship as it brings each character into their own. Those who complain about gandalf saving the day should read the book and then realise that gandalf is the second most powerful wizard in middle earth... he killed a fucking balrog people! | ||
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