The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

[crows]

it's difficult to explain because there are things i liked of each hobbit movie but there are things i really hated. so it wasn't a 100% hate thing,

the first one for me is like 65% good 35% bad,
second hobbit 70% bad 30% good.

 

[The Josh]

Hobbit 1/2 are nowhere as bad as some people are making them out to be.

The PT they are not.

it's difficult to explain because there are things i liked of each hobbit movie but there are things i really hated. so it wasn't a 100% hate thing,

the first one for me is like 65% good 35% bad,
second hobbit 70% bad 30% good.

I won't disagree with you that there are things I'd change. I just think as a whole they're darn good films.

 

[jye4ever]

it's difficult to explain because there are things i liked of each hobbit movie but there are things i really hated. so it wasn't a 100% hate thing,

the first one for me is like 65% good 35% bad,
second hobbit 70% bad 30% good.

Too late, you already ticked off Ween, now prepare for your ass whooping kid.

 

[rushmore223]

If I had to "endure" the first two parts of a trilogy, I wouldn't bother with the third part.

Especially with the price of Movie tickets, I think they secretly love the movies and whining is just their way of getting attenion.

 

[Irvy]

it's difficult to explain because there are things i liked of each hobbit movie but there are things i really hated. so it wasn't a 100% hate thing,

the first one for me is like 65% good 35% bad,
second hobbit 70% bad 30% good.

This. I'd still say the good outweighs the bad for me, I wouldn't change much plot wise and the acting is great, my gripes lie with the technical issues and reliance on cgi.

 

[Bucky Underbelly]

Here's how I look at the Hobbit movies:

Imagine if there was a legendary band you absolutely loved for years and years and years. But they broke up or a member died or something like that. Essentially, there's no chance they would ever be getting back together.

But then somebody finds an album of unreleased material. They're not the big hits, they're not your favorites and it's not necessarily the band at their absolute best. But the tunes are kind of catchy and it's just great to hear your favorite band playing again.

B-sides.

Or, as Saruman might put it, "Lesser sons of greater sires." But, for me, still members of the family.

 

[creature4000]

Yep... we will like them & WANT to love them, but reality tells us they are not all that great.

 

[jye4ever]

Here's how I look at the Hobbit movies:

Imagine if there was a legendary band you absolutely loved for years and years and years. But they broke up or a member died or something like that. Essentially, there's no chance they would ever be getting back together.

But then somebody finds an album of unreleased material. They're not the big hits, they're not your favorites and it's not necessarily the band at their absolute best. But the tunes are kind of catchy and it's just great to hear your favorite band playing again.

B-sides.

Or, as Saruman might put it, "Lesser sons of greater sires." But, for me, still members of the family.

 

[Irvy]

Currently watching AUJ tonight then DOS tomorrow before Sunday. Balin's speech over the battle at Moria is so great.

 

[greygoose]

This movie sneaked up fast. I've not even arranged with my family what day we're seeing it yet.

 

[agen_kolar]

This is fantastic!

[video]https://thecolbertreport.cc.com/videos/509747/smaug[/video]

 

[Darth Snoopy]

Snoop did I send you an invite to the Fans of Middle-earth group I started?

Nope. I think Jye intercepted & stole it.

 

[jye4ever]

I'm chillin like a villain.

 

[Darth Snoopy]

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[jye4ever]

This movie sneaked up fast. I've not even arranged with my family what day we're seeing it yet.

Not for Josh it didn't.

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Gandoglf.

 

[Brainiac]

 

[Darth Snoopy]

Gandoglf.

 

[The Josh]

Nope. I think Jye intercepted & stole it.

I will send you one right now.

 

[Darth Snoopy]

I will send you one right now.

Received and accepted! Thanks, J!

 

[crows]

Here's how I look at the Hobbit movies:

Imagine if there was a legendary band you absolutely loved for years and years and years. But they broke up or a member died or something like that. Essentially, there's no chance they would ever be getting back together.

But then somebody finds an album of unreleased material. They're not the big hits, they're not your favorites and it's not necessarily the band at their absolute best. But the tunes are kind of catchy and it's just great to hear your favorite band playing again.

B-sides.

Or, as Saruman might put it, "Lesser sons of greater sires." But, for me, still members of the family.

Yep... we will like them & WANT to love them, but reality tells us they are not all that great.

I like this. i like this a lot

i guess you could say about the band example that it would be like if they replaced the piano player or the drums with a synthesizer and added autotune to the singing lol
same band, same band members but everything is electronic now
oh wait... that Already happened in real life!