The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

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Agreed but I guess the LOTR trilogy was near perfect for me.

Jackson looks like a talent looking for a new vista to explore....maybe the material he has to work with isn't there- Hobbit is very different from LOTR but blowing such scant material into three long films feels like stretching...

LOTR are indeed about as perfect as possible, agreed. :duff:

But it sounds like you have deeper problems with these new movies than just the look and feel of them as evident by your concerns that scant material is being blown into 3 long films.

They are what they are, no changing that back.
 
Smaug looks like Tojo monster Manda crawling. Lol bet he flies like Rodan
 
LOTR are indeed about as perfect as possible, agreed. :duff:

But it sounds like you have deeper problems with these new movies than just the look and feel of them as evident by your concerns that scant material is being blown into 3 long films.

They are what they are, no changing that back.

Agreed- you may be right, maybe the story doesn't feel good to me like LOTR did.......just not a fan. Who knows? Might like this one better:yess:
 
I'm with the dude who said everything looks too fake and over processed. I love the rings trilogy because for the most part it all looks natural and gritty with cg used a bit more sparingly.
This new trailer reminds me of those god awful Alice and Oz films shot against green screen 90% of the time, could be the framerate not really helping here.
CG elves and orcs bouncing unnaturally all over the screen doesn't do it for me I'm afraid.
 
I actually love the color grading. I don't care if its makes things less realistic (this otherworldy feel generated by the digital processing actually adds to the fable element), its just naturaly beautiful. The colors, the vistas, the details. I can't stop watching.

Anybody knows if the music is just some generic trailer bacground, or a piece Shore wrote for the film?
 
that might be the reason i prefer LOTR over Hobbit..pure and simple
Generally I prefer the more adult orientated stuff, too. In this case I thought Jackson did a good job of keeping the movie true to the source material, while still blending it in with what's to come in LotR.
 
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