Friday, 23 December 2011
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The Wait Is Almost Over: The Hobbit Official Movie Trailer
Finally, a movie teaser for the hottest movie next year.
This is the real deal --- not one of the hundred of fake videos that have popped up to tease us. Enjoy.
Have you ever read The Hobbit? Are you excited for the movies to come out? What do you hope the movie-makers do with the story?
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I read The Hobbit. I think it was better written, more exciting and humorous than LOTR. Part of it is due to the plot itself: in LOTR they're on a moral quest to destroy a ring before it destroys them; in The Hobbit, they're looking for plain old treasure. There is a moral dimension in The Hobbit as well, but it's not as dreary. Bilbo's transformation was awe-inspiring. But I hope the movie does bring out the humor of Tolkien a bit more.
Also! I wish Peter Jackson would have given Tom Bombadil some appearance. I don't remember him being in The Hobbit (I might be wrong) but I do remember his being in the Fellowship of The Ring, and there's no mention of him whatsoever in the movies. It's a shame, because Tom seems the most mysterious and different of all the folk in the entire saga.
I have the book.. ive read it so often ive had to have it rebound twice.its at least 15 yrs old (and thats just how long i have had it). Its one of my favourite books, second to the Narnia series.
Didnt they already have an animated movie out on this book???
I read The Hobbit a few years ago (after seeing the LOTR movies, because I absolutely loved them). I am so thrilled that they are making a movie out of this one, too. While I realize that they DO have to cut out parts of the story for time's sake, I just hope that they do not take out too much. That is always a fine line, in my opinion, when they are making a book (especially a pretty well-known book) into a movie. But, I have full confidence in Peter Jackson, because the other LOTR movies were great.