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Matthew Price
Wyatt Edwards
FAR OVER
Ian Scott
THE MISTY
Samuel Diaz
HM HM HMM
Bentley Reed
HMMM HMMM HMM WE MUST BE VERY CAREFUL
Nathaniel Garcia
Lincoln Adams
HMM NOTKA
John Richardson
THEY WILL NOT COME
Aaron Lopez
DRAGONS FIRE
Leo Morales
The only good part of The Hobbit.
Brayden Hall
Hunter Young
once
there was this girl
who
Blake Wood
TO FEED AND SEED
Blake Lewis
Best part of the movie.
Robert Sanders
Thomas Clark
HUH-HUH-HUH HUH
Zachary Rogers
I agree that the Hobbit movies are far inferior to the GOAT movie trilogy LOTR, but they're still good looking, fun fantasy movies. But I'm well off so me and my family watch them in our home theatre, which might add a lot to the experience. I feel like it's a lot easier to be unimpressed if you're watching it in an unimpressive set up, like a computer or some midsized tv and especially if without surround sound. With the right set up it's an engrossing, beautiful spectacle. Silly, yes, and at times terrible (the elvish clone wars finale). If your set up is lame then the movies have nothing going for them whatsoever, because they're intended to be experienced more than impressive or entertaining.
Justin Foster
I watched them in the fucking cinema. They had shitty effects. The melted gold, the copypasted CGI armies, the shitty CGI orcs. Legolas jumping like a fucking fairy.
They were fucking awful.
Easton Richardson
the 1st movie was good mostly, unexpected party was absolute kino
Gavin Nguyen
I love when they actually put in tolkeins songs
Anthony Myers
I think you might just care more than me. When I wrap up in a blanket with some coffee and watch them with my family it's always a good time. Like I said, I see where it's inferior, but it's still... I just realized I could have summarized this all a lot quicker if I just said it's /comfy/. That's what it is to me, nothing more, nothing less. Meanwhile, LOTR is both comfy and very impressive. Hobbit could only manage the former, which I know isn't enough for most people, including me initially, but once I get over that, I was able to treat it like dessert rather than a feast.
Leo Young
i have a use for you
Noah Jones
>I watched them in the fucking cinema
Jesus fucking Christ, making the faggots that ruined LOTR forever richer.
You should kill yourself
Grayson Bennett
my nigga
Angel Murphy
I thought The Hobbit trilogy was enjoyable.
Jason Anderson
the scenes from the books were (although they butchered the spiders in mirkwood)
Bilbo and the dwarfs were well cast, except for fili or whoever it was that fell in love with the elf
Owen Edwards
Massive problem with the Hobbit trilogy was lack of pre-production whereas they spent like a year prior to LotR just getting everything right. Also, inevitable CGI creep over practical effects and miniatures.
Lucas Kelly
>I'm well off so me and my family watch them in our home theatre, which might add a lot to the experience
Landon Thompson
my god i hated that fucking shit singing of the shit dwarfs. is it to compensate for their height? fuck why do they begin the audiorape out of nowhere when they end up with like 10 people at a table in little hobbit town?
fucking annoyed me
Jack Morgan
They sang in the books. A lot. So did everyone in the LotR books. Are you fucking 12?
Levi Murphy
Forget the over use of CGI in these movies. Why the fuck was that annoying bloom filter on the entire time? That's what makes these movies more atrocious to me than anything else
Hudson Ross
it was only on the 2nd and 3rd film, but I agree, thats what kills them more than anything for me.
Did they ever explain why the fuck they did it?
Henry Sanders
why did they cut out so much of mirkwood but add heaps of dumb shit in
It was the best fucking part
Cameron Adams
Fuck off normalfag
Lucas Brooks
Fuck yourself with your cheeto, faggot. I didn't say I was impressed with the movie or that I only like /comfy/ films, just that this one is a personal indulgence. I've seen just as much Tarkovsky as you, dweeb snob. Kys.
Hudson Cooper
SOME
Justin Williams
remember the hype...then the disappointment?
Michael Baker
ONCE, THERE WAS THIS KID WHO
Anthony Sanders
That scene gave me chills. Fantasy movie and games have been producing a lot of top notch music the past 5-10 years.