The job done on SMAUG is amazing.
Kinda makes me want to drag Kyra, my dwarf bard, out of retirement, Charles. Almost.
Hobbit movies
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Okay, I enjoyed the LOTR trilogy. However, I have just finished both Hobbit movies, and I think that I may be enjoying this trilogy more than the first one.
The job done on SMAUG is amazing.
Kinda makes me want to drag Kyra, my dwarf bard, out of retirement, Charles. Almost.
The job done on SMAUG is amazing.
Kinda makes me want to drag Kyra, my dwarf bard, out of retirement, Charles. Almost.
Re: Hobbit movies
They're good movies, yes. Enjoyable and adventurous, as they should be, but I am finding them a little "stretched to fill". Something I never felt about LoTR, while not being entirely satisfied with all of it's content. It was more a case of them deciding to omit some things and include others that required more emphasis to make sense in the story but for me added little. With the Hobbit I feel they are stretching and padding to get three movies when two would have been preferable, because the additional stuff they are squeezing in has little substance and is mainly for flash. All of the party running around inside the Lonely Mountain with Smaug chasing them was .... well, I'm saying no more!
I'm probably biased, mind, as this was the book that at the tender age of 9 introduced me to DnD as a concept, and lit a flame that burns still. It's precious to me.
I'm probably biased, mind, as this was the book that at the tender age of 9 introduced me to DnD as a concept, and lit a flame that burns still. It's precious to me.