The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Official Thread

[twan83]

Movie exceeded my expectations

 

[Moose_Greyjoy]

You didn't think the action got a little repetitive?

Travel a little, fight some ugly shyt, almost get killed until someone comes flying out of nowhere to save the day....travel some more, fight some ugly shyt.....and on and on and on.

And some of the CGI was :kobedamn:

Naw.....this movie was just plain fun to me.....I could imagine an shorty with the watching this.......and besides I'm into fantasy type flicks, this movie expanded on the world of Middle Earth

If anything the star of the movie was Middle Earth its self (for me).......seeing the trolls talk....finding out the orcs have there on society....there being more than two wizards....the mountains being alive....these are all things I enjoyed and so much more

 

[gluvnast]

watching fellowship of the rings and it amazes me how closely connected the beginning was with the hobbit... scenes that i typically blown off had me like

 

[88m3]

Are there any females in this movie?

 

[Moose_Greyjoy]

Are there any females in this movie?

Only remember one

 

[OmegaK2099]

Only remember one

hobbit broads, dwarf broads and elf chicks

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

How was the cgi bad? I thought it looked ultra realistic due to the high frame rate

 

[HHR]

I didn't see it in HFR

 

[OmegaK2099]

peter jackson should make a zelda flick

 

[69 others]

this movie the plot, graphics and everything else in between came together perfectly

 

[Wepa Man]

why them rocks fighting eachother?

 

[FlyRy]

was kinda mad halfway through it i was salty about teh azog scenes and found em cheesy and was kinda bored..but it picked up at the end and i wanna see it again.

its still not touching LOTR though. Those movies will always be my GOAT

 

[The Phoenix]

For the people making the claim that this movie somehow looked bad or subpar in some way....please keep it moving. You are just making sh!t up because you know there was something reportedly different about it. Stop typing for the sake of typing.

The movie itself looked great and the 3D was fantastic, especially in a movie like this with such varying environments. The HFR sh!t however was trash. Not because it was bad necessarily, but because it was the same sh!t I got at the house. When I heard that they were shooting this movie in 48 fps, I was expecting something different I guess. What? I don't know, but I guess I expected to be wowed more. Instead, all I got was same smooth motion/120 hertz effect I get at home when I turn that feature on, on my TV. It just ended up feeling like a gimmick, and a bad one at that since it seems most people don't like the soap opera effect.

Then there was the movie itself. Good grief. This sh!t bored the hell out of me. I fell asleep then got up and went and took a piss. I NEVER do that when I go to the movies. NEVER. But this movie brought it out of me. It did start to pick up at the end when Gollum finally turned up. But those dwarves were just tedious and half the time I just felt like I didn't know what the hell was going on. It also felt like they were just mentioning a bunch of places as if I had knowledge of these locales. Like I should have done my homework before I came to see the movie and since I hadn't, it was just tough luck. I expect more from Peter Jackson. I'll check out the next couple of movies, I'm just not positive I'll go to the theater to see them.

 

[TYBG]

Almost fell asleep in the first 30 min and I'm a fan of LOTR. shyt was so fukkin corny in the beginning..could've easily cut it down.

 

[daze23]

I liked the movie, but I feel the series is getting kinda stale overall. I think they should have switched this trilogy up with a different cast, and different styles for set designs, cgi models, etc