EPTLOTR The Hobbit - Page 8
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llKenZyll
United States853 Posts
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Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
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Skilledblob
Germany3392 Posts
On December 21 2011 21:33 Lebzetu wrote: Yay, time to ruin an amazing series with a half assed sequel! yay, about time the idots come out of their holes. This is no sequel in fact the book "the hobbit" is older than LOTR and takes place before the events that happen in LOTR | ||
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3clipse
Canada2555 Posts
On December 21 2011 21:33 Lebzetu wrote: Yay, time to ruin an amazing series with a half assed sequel! ![[image loading]](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-S4YfI3NbMb0/TaXv2NhMvJI/AAAAAAAABjE/hqKRb4JgRu0/s1600/haha_oh_wow.jpg) User was temp banned for this post. | ||
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Shortynut
Australia78 Posts
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Mortal
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Gotmog
Serbia899 Posts
On December 21 2011 21:33 Lebzetu wrote: Yay, time to ruin an amazing series with a half assed sequel! Time to show the world you've read 2 books total in your life! | ||
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idonthinksobro
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i dont really know if the people in this thread are trolling but how can anyone claim it will suck because its a bad sequel or it will suck because they reuse characters from the first movie. The hobbit is the "original novel" and based on its success tolkien decided to write lord of the rings. | ||
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frantic.cactus
New Zealand164 Posts
Fans of the story will like it, hardcore fans of the BOOK will dislike it and a good time will be had by all. (Martin Freeman as Bilbo was an inspired piece of casting and the Dwarves all look badASS) | ||
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neobowman
Canada3324 Posts
On December 21 2011 21:33 Lebzetu wrote: Yay, time to ruin an amazing series with a half assed sequel! User was warned for this post | ||
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maartendq
Belgium3115 Posts
On December 21 2011 21:45 Skilledblob wrote: yay, about time the idots come out of their holes. This is no sequel in fact the book "the hobbit" is older than LOTR and takes place before the events that happen in LOTR It was also meant as a children's book and is not nearly as good as Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. Even Tolkien himself said so. I read "the hobbit" but since I hardly remember anything of the book, I don't think I found it that interesting. Still, The Hobbit sure looks like it could be a good movie. | ||
Whitewing
United States7483 Posts
On December 21 2011 13:12 Herper wrote: I feel the same way and hope it is the case. Fuck, I'd be ecstatic if each film was 6 hours in length for a net of 12 hours. I would pay to sit through that, and I would have the biggest goddamn grin on my face the entire time. | ||
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
On December 21 2011 22:30 maartendq wrote: It was also meant as a children's book and is not nearly as good as Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. Even Tolkien himself said so. I read "the hobbit" but since I hardly remember anything of the book, I don't think I found it that interesting. Still, The Hobbit sure looks like it could be a good movie. Many would disagree. The Hobbit is more accessible than LOTR which many (sadly) find too descriptive and slow paced these days. I personally prefer LOTR and it is my favourite book of all time. However, I can understand why it turns some off. On December 21 2011 22:40 Boonbag wrote: I hope he does the silmarillon someday after or even some of the unfinished tales The Silmarillion would be almost impossible to adapt to screen. There's just too much stuff going on that require proper explaining to be good. I guess he could pick out more standalone-ish stories to convert into films like The Children of Hurin and The Tale of Beren and Lúthien. I suppose he could also construct stories for the fall of numenor, the fall of gondolin and other important tales like that of Earendil. I'm not sure how motivated Peter Jackson would be after finishing The Hobbit though. | ||
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Boonbag
France3318 Posts
or even some of the unfinished tales | ||
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WhiteDog
France8650 Posts
But damn did you see al the fake trailers on youtube ? It's a feast. | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
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purpose
Sweden1017 Posts
The hobbit is alot more simple and easy to access and people like that. In any case, i think this movie will be epic. | ||
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Ciryandor
United States3735 Posts
On December 21 2011 22:40 Telcontar wrote: Many would disagree. The Hobbit is more accessible than LOTR which many (sadly) find too descriptive and slow paced these days. I personally prefer LOTR and it is my favourite book of all time. However, I can understand why it turns some off. The Silmarillion would be almost impossible to adapt to screen. There's just too much stuff going on that require proper explaining to be good. I guess he could pick out more standalone-ish stories to convert into films like The Children of Hurin and The Tale of Beren and Lúthien. I suppose he could also construct stories for the fall of numenor, the fall of gondolin and other important tales like that of Earendil. I'm not sure how motivated Peter Jackson would be after finishing The Hobbit though. See my post in Page 7 on how a 5-movie set can cover the whole of the Silmarillion. On December 21 2011 19:44 Mafe wrote: Will probably a great movie. Period. I wonder if/how they will make each of the 13 dwarfs unique. In the book, most of them had no personal backstory and no real individuality. I believe Tolkien missed some interesting possibilities here. I do not like the look of Thorin Oakenshield. I always thought of him as one of the oldest of the dwarfs, with a beard longer than his hair. He looks more like an arrogant leader in the prime of his strength and more like a small human than a huge dwarf. Not like the king of a lost kingdom, who turned bitter through a live of disappointments, who feels superior to everyone around him and who now tries to have one last shot to restore the long lost glory of his family. At least that was he used to be in my memory. He was arrogant as fuck, if you've read the Unfinished Tales section on The Quest of Erebor (which is basically more backstory to how Bilbo ended up accompanying them), and wanted NOTHING to do with the hobbit until Gandalf nearly forced him to bring him along. I WANT to see that part expounded upon after we see them singing, as it adds dramatic gravitas to his initially bumbling presence. Arrogance and a hint of bitterness after all can come in one great package. | ||
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Esto
Germany54 Posts
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