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Bilbo Baggins is swept into a quest to reclaim the lost Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor from the fearsome dragon Smaug. Approached out of the blue by the wizard Gandalf the Grey, Bilbo finds himself joining a company of thirteen dwarves led by the legendary warrior, Thorin Oakenshield. Their journey will take them into the Wild; through treacherous lands swarming with Goblins and Orcs, deadly Wargs and Giant Spiders, Shapeshifters and Sorcerers. Although their goal lies to the East and the wastelands of the Lonely Mountain first they must escape the goblin tunnels, where Bilbo meets the creature that will change his life forever … Gollum. Here, alone with Gollum, on the shores of an underground lake, the unassuming Bilbo Baggins not only discovers depths of guile and courage that surprise even him, he also gains possession of Gollum’s “precious” ring that holds unexpected and useful qualities … A simple, gold ring that is tied to the fate of all Middle-earth in ways Bilbo cannot begin to know.

Genre:  Adventure | Fantasy IMDB Rating Live:   7.8 /10 IMDB Rating:  7.8/10 From 784,193 Users Rotten Rating:  64% Metacritic Rating:  58 Directed by:  Peter Jackson Starring:  Martin Freeman , Ian McKellen , Richard Armitage

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The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

A reluctant Hobbit, Bilbo Baggins, sets out to the Lonely Mountain with a spirited group of dwarves to reclaim their mountain home, and the gold within it from the dragon Smaug. A reluctant Hobbit, Bilbo Baggins, sets out to the Lonely Mountain with a spirited group of dwarves to reclaim their mountain home, and the gold within it from the dragon Smaug. A reluctant Hobbit, Bilbo Baggins, sets out to the Lonely Mountain with a spirited group of dwarves to reclaim their mountain home, and the gold within it from the dragon Smaug.

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• Trivia The production team returned to the same shooting location for Hobbiton as they used in The Lord of the Rings trilogy. The land is part of a farm, which the owners allowed to be transformed into the Hobbiton set by The Lord of the Rings production crew in the late 1990s. After filming wrapped on the first trilogy, the farm's owners turned the land into a Tolkien tourism spot, offering guided tours of the Hobbiton set. With the crew from The Hobbit trilogy making improvements and additions to the aging Hobbiton set, the farm owners were happy to temporarily close down their tourism business, so filming could take place there again.
• Goofs When the party is captured by the Goblins and Bilbo crawls away, a Goblin's CGI foot passes through the bridge he's walking on.

Galadriel : Mithrandir? Why the Halfling?

Gandalf : I don't know. Saruman believes that it is only great power that can hold evil in check. But that is not what I have found. I've found it is the small things, everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keeps the darkness at bay. Simple acts of kindness and love. Why Bilbo Baggins? Perhaps it is because I am afraid, and he gives me courage.

• Crazy credits Lists the publishers for all of The Hobbit in all the different languages.
• Alternate versions Also shown in a 3D and 48 fps version, but the content is the same.
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• Soundtracks Blunt the Knives Lyrics by J.R.R. Tolkien from "The Hobbit" Music composed by Stephen Gallagher (as Stephen Gallagher) Produced by Stephen Gallagher (as Stephen Gallagher) Performed by Jed Brophy , Adam Brown , John Callen , Mark Hadlow , Peter Hambleton , Stephen Hunter , William Kircher , Graham McTavish , James Nesbitt , Dean O'Gorman , Ken Stott , Aidan Turner

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• When Gandalf talks to Bilbo about Sting, he mentions that "Elvish blade glows blue when orcs or goblins are nearby", should this rule apply to the Foe-hammer and the Goblin-cleaver as well?
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The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is a 2012 epic fantasy adventure movie directed by Peter Jackson. It is the first part of a three-part film adaptation of the 1937 novel: The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien. Another two parts are The Desolation of Smaug (2013) and There and Back Again (2014).

The three films together will act as prequels to Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings , which is originally a sequel to the novel. And characters of The Lord of the Rings will be in The Hobbit, too.

The story is set in Middle-earth sixty years before The Lord of the Rings. An Unexpected Journey tells of the hobbit: Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman), who is convinced by the wizard Gandalf (Ian Mackellen) to accompany thirteen dwarves on a quest across middle-earth to reclaim the Lonely Mountain from Smaug the dragon.

The movie was released internationally on 14th December 2012 and has earned great box office (the sixth highest-grossing film of 2012).

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Directed by: Peter Jackson Produced by: Carolynne Cunningham; Zane Weiner; Fran Walsh; Peter Jackson Starring: Ian McKellen; Martin Freeman; Richard Armitage; James Nesbitt; Ken Stott; Cate Blanchett; Ian Holm; Christopher Lee; Hugo Weaving; Elijah Wood; Andy Serkis Distributed by: Warner Bros. Pictures Release date(s): 28 November 2012 (Wellington premiere); 12 December 2012 (New Zealand)

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• A fan edit that combines Peter Jackson's The Hobbit trilogy into a more captivating faithfully adapted single-movie experience.

I felt these films had "too much," whether it was all the sideplots, CGI, action, or new characters. As a huge fan of the book, I decided to edit these movies down to match closer to what Tolkien wrote while also rectifying my own critiques. This project is for both the purist and casual fans alike, with the end result providing a more focused narrative that I find more enjoyable and emotionally impactful.

I initially edited with the book at my side, page by page, starting on June 19th, 2019. After numerous revisions to make the edit actually work for general audiences and feel as professional as possible, I finished on December 24th, 2021. I did one last revision in September 2023, where I am now fully satisfied with the cut after many years of work.

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Goals & editing information.

• 1) Be more faithful to The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien while still following Peter Jackson’s Middle Earth vision. Includes making the story focus on the main quest & also decreasing the numerous references to The Lord of the Rings , allowing both stories to stand on their own.
• 2) Consistent tone as the story progresses from its lighthearted beginning to more serious ending. With this, display a convincing atmosphere with more realistic combat and physics. This aids in allowing The Hobbit to transition more naturally into the The Lord of the Rings films from an atmospheric perspective.
• 3) Execute with professional film editing techniques , specifically with making smooth audio transitions, maintaining a proper surround sound mix, and keeping intact the pacing, character arcs, and story structure. Work with lossless sources and avoid any unnecessary quality loss.
• 4) Stay in Middle Earth as long as possible with our beloved characters, meaning all available footage (theatrical, extended, and deleted) has been considered. Cutting characterization or book-accurate moments just for the sake of runtime is avoided; hence, this edit is branded as its own "Extended Edition" to justify the runtime, fitting perfectly as a prelude to any Lord of the Rings Extended Edition marathon.
• 5) Appeal to all movie fans , regardless of what their prior knowledge is with any of the Middle Earth books or original films. Understanding the narrative should not depend on other external material.
• The Battle of the Five Armies (Footage retained: 1 hour 9 min.)  |  54% cut
• Runtime: The Hobbit – 255 Min (4 hours 5 min.)  |  51% cut out of the original 8 hours 19 minutes With the extended Lord of the Rings films at 228, 235, and 263 minutes respectively, I feel this fits right in.

Overall Changes

• The saturation, vibrancy, and green levels have been decreased where necessary to tone down the original color grading, removing the excess colorfullness and greenish tint. These changes vary in intensity throughout the edit - below in the Shire the colors only needed a small nudge.
• Book chapters in the film are now reflected with their respective movie portion, indicated by chapter stops. I read the book while editing to make sure I could stay as faithful as possible, all while still respecting the limitations that follow: I only have access to the existing footage, films inherently need to be more cinematic & dramatic than their book counterpart, and the presentation needs to be cohesive for viewers who have not read the book. There are several hundred changes in this project (big and small) that you can read about here , below is a comprehensive summary of the main changes in each chapter.

1. An Unexpected Party

• "Blunt the Knives" songs is retained but slightly trimmed to remove some of the most ridiculous CGI plate tricks.

While it was my goal to match these films to the book (which can be silly), I felt Jackson went too far with immature humor that did not honor the tone that Tolkien achieved. Cheap humor like Ori’s loud burp, Bombur “eating cheese by the block,” or shoving an axe up Smaug's "jacksy" are some of the examples I cut, while I instead opted to only keep humor that does do the spirit of the book justice. I maintained this philosophy for the entire edit, as I do love that the book was full of plenty of witty, ironic, and lighthearted/charming humor.

• Extended Scenes Kept: Most of the Shire market scene with Bilbo is kept to give us more time with him and the Hobbits so we can appreciate the contrast in lifestyle once we enter the wild. I also have included some extra Dwarf characterization for Óin/Bifur and Thorin/Balin, as I want to give the audience to connect with each of the Dwarves as much as possible now that the movie's focus is brought back to the main quest.

2. Roast Mutton

• Removed the Moria flashback with Azog & Thorin, as Bilbo is kept the centerpiece of this story now. In fact, Azog is not seen or referenced until The Battle of the Five Armies portion where he is introduced as a nameless Orc villain.
• When the Company hears Orcs at night it serves as foreshadowing for when an Orc pack shows up to attack them later after the Goblin caves.
• Removed Radagast entirely from the film, instead leaving just a few of Gandalf's references to his existence for the sake of world building.
• Trimmed some of the worst silly moments in the Troll sequence to stay in line with my philosophy of reaching a tone that respects the book's lightheartedness, but does not make a mockery of it.

3. A Short Rest

• Instead of Radagast showing up after the Troll cave and beginning the ensuing Warg chase, the music transitions into a new hiking montage using footage taken from later in the film showing the Company progress through the wild.
• As always, removed the most offending silly moments, including cutting the Elf-Dwarf romance jokes and some other moments that went too far.
• The White Council scene is cut and an abbreviated version can be found on my Special Features. As soon as Elrond and Gandalf walk off at night, we cut away with a new music transition to various establishing shots of Rivendell in the morning with Bilbo (who no longer finds the Shards of Narsil). The heavy handed connections to The Lord of the Rings films throughout The Hobbit films felt out of place and unnecessary in my viewing experience, especially considering my goal of being accurate to the book (which didn't have any of these connections or fan service moments). As such, I have cut back on these aspects. Instead, we enjoy connections between the two stories through more subtle references.
• Extended Scenes Kept: All of the Rivendell extended material pertaining to Bilbo & the quest is kept. We get more dialogue with Gandalf/Bilbo before they enter the valley, a well-needed discussion between Gandalf/Elrond to explain the grander purpose of this quest, and a beautiful scene with Elrond/Bilbo which not only introduces their friendship, but also sets up Bilbo's motivations moving into the Misty Mountains.

4. Over Hill and Under Hill

• Using the remaining hiking footage, as some was used earlier, the Dwarves enter the Misty Mountains while the most triumphant part of the Misty Mountains theme plays.
• Cut all stone giants, now Bilbo simply falls due to the slippery rocks and the distracting lightning. He is rescued and the following characterization with Thorin remains intact. While Stone Giants were briefly mentioned in the book, I consider their portrayal wildly inaccurate—both in appearance and behavior.

• Goblin caves recolored to be slightly darker & less orange.
• Extended Scenes Kept: The Goblin song is retained in order to pay homage to the book, but it has been moderately trimmed to remove some of the weirdness (fist pumping, dancing in a circle, stepping on Goblins, and some dialogue). Directly after, the extended moments with the captured Dwarves is kept, with only small trims to the King's silly dialogue about Nori's stolen silverware. As always, I want the audience to see as much of each Dwarf as possible so we hopefully end up actually caring about them.

5. Riddles in the Dark

• The first time we fully see Gollum close up is when he jumps out in front of Bilbo. He is not introduced earlier nor is he seen dropping the ring, leaving the origin of the ring a mystery to the audience (like the book) before we learn it was Gollum's.
• Recolored Gollum’s cave to be slightly darker.
• Cut all ridiculous combat techniques and set pieces throughout the Goblin escape chase, reducing the sequence from 4 minutes to just 1. Anything that was extremely unrealistic or physically impossible has been removed; this philosophy has been maintained for every action sequence throughout the fan edit.
• Goblin King does not return at the end nor does the Company slide down the entire cavern on a bridge.

6. Out of the Frying-Pan into the Fire

• Trimmed out Gandalf noticing Bilbo hiding the ring in his pocket. While Gandalf may be suspicious, he does not know for sure that Bilbo has a ring, which we will see him discover in The Fellowship of the Ring .

• Removed Bilbo killing a Warg to keep him as a non-warrior at this point. Throughout this edit, he only ever struggles to fight one Goblin and then kills two spiders, mostly with the help of the ring or element of surprise. Other than these instances of combat, he uses his wits and brains to escape situations, like the book.
• Removed Thorin's charge with the Nazgul theme, as again, Azog is not present here. Instead, right as some of the Dwarves are about to fall, the Eagles arrive to save the day.
• New Eagle escape montage using the unused piece “Good Omen” to show their escape and progression. With this, removed the reusage of the Gondor theme that was in the original film.

• Directly after Carrock, we cut to black and transition into the intermission. This makes for a perfect rest break that also covers up the time jump from An Unexpected Journey to The Desolation of Smaug , as we reflect on how far the Company has come and how far they still have to go.

7. Queer Lodgings

• Removed original The Desolation of Smaug opening with the Bree flashback and title screen. Instead, we cut right back to the Company after they have left Carrock, which according to Peter Jackson’s audio commentary is about six hours later.
• Rearranged the sequence where the Company discovers Beorn in the wild and runs through the forest towards his house to account for removing the presence of Azog and fixing some illogical geography.
• Removed Bilbo petting the ring in Beorn’s house, as any connection to Sauron or self corruption with the ring is kept to a complete minimum, with only a few music cue references throughout this edit. This is both more accurate to the book and better for a tighter narrative that does not waste time on referencing future events. Instead, it allows the audience to experience a natural growing presence of evil that Gandalf discovers in The Fellowship of the Ring, giving more emotional weight to the moment when it comes to our surprise that the ring has changed Bilbo.
• Removed all references to Azog and the High Fells. Instead, all we learn is that the wild is crawling with Orcs and their numbers are growing, which we will see paid off when all the Orcs show up in the final battle.
• Removed the flash of Sauron’s eye in Mirkwood (along with all future instances of it) as well as Bilbo lying about the ring to Gandalf. These elements were more forced references to Sauron and the evilness of the ring.
• Gandalf finds a red marking in Mirkwood which sparks his decision to leave the company. Most audiences won’t know this is referencing Sauron, they will only know that there is some unknown evil that needs investigating. It works well to keep this plot mysterious. That way, both stories can work on their own and Sauron is introduced in the story where he is relevant, not in The Hobbit.
• Gandalf departs and his entire side quest to the High Fells and Dol Guldur is removed, with him only returning right before the final battle to warn of an Orc army. That way, his disappearance still receives some form of explanation and weight, it was not for nothing.
• Extended Scenes Kept: The book-inspired introduction to Beorn is kept, which brings some nice levity and charm. It also makes much more sense than the theatrical version where Beorn was instantly allowing hospitality. We also keep some minimal discussion about Orcs and the Necromancer between Beorn and Gandalf which help explain his departure from the company.

8. Flies and Spiders

• Small trims to remove any antagonism from Thorin towards Bilbo, as they should be building their friendship still.

• Cut Bilbo falling down after freeing the Dwarves. This originally led to him going crazy fighting a baby spider and worrying about losing the ring, which was not needed here.
• Extended Scenes Kept: The extended Mirkwood sequence which draws heavily from the book is kept, with the Enchanted River, White Deer, Bombur falling asleep, more wandering, and even some nice dialogue reminiscent of the text (absence of wind & "no end to this accursed forest!").

9. Barrels Out of Bond

• The Elves jump up out of hiding to capture the Dwarves rather than Legolas’s ridiculous original introduction. The moment is very reminiscent of the Fellowship entering Lothlorien and being surprised by Elves.
• Legolas makes his one minute cameo here, never to return for the rest of the movie. Tauriel is simply a background Elf warrior, as all of her scenes are removed. The love triangle is nonexistent in this fan edit.
• Small trims to remove Gimli fan service and Legolas calling the Elves of Gondolin his kin, as in the actual Tolkien lore he would not have.

• Recut and rescored the barrel escape so that no Orcs or Elves pursue the company, which not only makes the sequence closer to the book but also removes some of the most ridiculous CGI action.

10. A Warm Welcome

• Removed Kíli's wound subplot and any reference to Orcs tracking them, as ever since we entered Mirkwood the pursuing Warg pack plotline has ended. As soon as the Dwarves get out of the barrels, Bard is waiting there ready to confront them.
• New digitally altered shots to remove any arrows stuck to the barrels after the Dwarves get on land.
• The Master is now a minor character who is introduced when our characters run into him. Almost all of Alfrid is entirely removed, leaving him as a background character with only two lines.
• No Dwarves are left behind in Laketown, it is assumed that the entire company leaves together.
• Extended Scenes Kept: The extended walk through Laketown is included to give the location more depth, but is abbreviated to remove the part where guards originally tried to capture the Dwarves. Consequently, there is no more sneaking through toilets - the Dwarves just enter Bard's house normally. We also keep part of Bilbo vouching for Thorin to help build their friendship.

11. On the Doorstep

• Added digitally altered shot that shows all 14 members of the Company hiking to Erebor originally made for the Maple Films fan edit.
• Recut and rescored the secret door scene to remove the Dwarves giving up at the first sign of failure to make them seem more competent.
• Extended Scenes Kept: We get some additional dialogue from Balin & Bilbo outside the Desolation of Smaug wasteland.

12-13. Inside Information / Not at Home

• Heavily recut the Smaug scene to remove all cutaways so that the entire sequence plays out continuously with just Bilbo and Smaug, no cuts to the Dwarves, Laketown, or Dol Guldur.
• Slight rearrangement to get all the dialogue closer to the order that it was in the book, while also removing Smaug’s nonsensical mention of “Oakenshield,” as that name was made long after the Dwarves fled Erebor.
• Added dialogue that Smaug originally said to Thorin in the movie, but now says to Bilbo like in the book. Includes when he calls himself the “King under the Mountain,” how he laid low warriors of old, and how he instilled fear in the hearts of men.
• Removed the entire Dwarf chase sequence in Erebor, to place the focus on Bilbo, remove unnecessary action, stick to the book, and most importantly make Smaug still appear competent.

14. Fire and Water

• The edit seamlessly transitions from The Desolation of Smaug to The Battle of the Five Armies as Smaug begins to attack Laketown.
• Footage is heavily rearranged and edited to depict a new Bard vs. Smaug sequence that is more straightforward and faithful to the book without any side characters.
• Bard kills Smaug without the help of his son Bain, using new digitally altered shots removing Bain entirely from the scene.

15. The Gathering of the Clouds

• Removed Bilbo pulling out the Arkenstone in broad daylight, along with the flashbacks to Smaug that never happened in my edit, because Smaug never talked about Thorin or his corruption.
• Removed dragon sickness plot and made many small trims to Thorin’s character moments to downplay his craziness, instead giving him a slower and more natural descent into excessive pride and stubbornness. This is both more book accurate and makes his character more interesting / relatable / sympathetic, rather than robbing him of his agency that it was "just the dragon sickness" making him bad.
• Gandalf finally shows back up after his long departure to warn everyone of Orcs coming. Cut the tent scene short to remove the discussion about Azog and Sauron’s master plan, as to keep closer in line with the book and scope of this story. The Orcs just want to capture the Lonely Mountain after learning of Smaug's death.

16. A Thief in the Night

• Bilbo delivers the Arkenstone to Bard/Thranduil and reunites with Gandalf, while Alfrid's presence has been entirely removed.
• This is the one moment in the entire edit where “dragon sickness” is mentioned, which I kept on purpose. It is spoken by Gandalf who is known for speaking in riddles/metaphors, and the dialogue contributes to his friendship with Bilbo, while also paying homage to the fact that the phrase "dragon sickness" was mentioned once in the book.
• Extended Scenes Kept: The beautiful scene between Bifur & Bilbo is kept, which not only mirrors a scene from way earlier, but also sets up Bilbo's motivations for why he cares about the Dwarves: they are nice to him. Additionally, some extended dialogue in Dale is kept to communicate to the audience why Thranduil does not believe Gandalf is telling the truth about Orcs.

17. The Clouds Burst

• A 55 minute battle has now been reduced to just 18.5 minutes, split in half by some slower scenes with Thorin & co. inside Erebor.
• Reverted to the theatrical version of Dáin's arrival to remove the Elf vs. Dwarf combat.

• Recut Azog’s introduction to remove the Wereworms and instead have his horn be the sound that draws everyone’s attention to his introduction.
• Removed wacky design moments and set pieces, including no more catapult trolls, battering ram trolls, peg-leg trolls, etc.
• Removed the subplot of Bard and his children. Bard is now just the commander of the Men.
• New sequence with rescored soundtrack & rearranged footage to depict Bilbo slipping away from the battle like the book.

• Bilbo has found his way into Ravenhill, but is suddenly swarmed by bats and knocked out by an Orc, before fading to black. New visual effect to show him re-appearing with his ring off. Background has been digitally altered to remove Dwalin, as Bilbo is supposed to be in Ravenhill by himself at this point.
• Next begins an action montage using the "Misty Mountains" theme while we see the Company fight all together against the Orcs. Dáin/Thorin embrace and we see Thorin decide the Orc leader must be killed. Spliced in some shots of Gandalf narrating to help smooth the flow.
• Now only Fíli, Kíli, and Thorin go to Ravenhill to try to kill Azog. Bilbo is knocked out, and Dwalin is not present.

• Thorin’s final duel has been slightly shortened, and the part where Azog falls under the ice and jumps back up has been removed.

• Extended Scenes Kept: Thorin has an additional piece of dialogue at the gate which mirrors the book and we also get another line from Gandalf. At the start of the battle, we see more of the Dwarf army and Thranduil/Dain fighting, which aids in maintaining the pacing of the battle to account for all the intolerable action I have cut. After Thorin's final charge, we also see some extended clips of the Company fighting Orcs during the rescored "Misty Mountains" montage, and then a few more extended seconds of Beorn fighting at the end.

18-19. The Return Journey / The Last Stage

• Thranduil’s conclusion is a repurposed and recut scene from earlier in the movie, previously highlighting his motivations to retreat, but now being used as a scene where he reflects on the casualties of war.
• Restructured dialogue in the Bilbo and Gandalf departure scene to reflect the dialogue in the book almost one-to-one. Additionally, this means Gandalf does not mention the ring because he still has no idea Bilbo has it (even if he is suspicious), we see him discover the ring in The Fellowship of the Ring.

• Extended Scenes Kept: Thorin's funeral is fully included, now with the added eulogy delivered by Gandalf. This dialogue was originally cut in the official Extended Edition, and could only be found in the behind the scenes.
• End Credits: Sourced from An Unexpected Journey , but edited to reflect the starring cast of all three films together, along with the full cast of side characters that were visible in my edit. Renamed credit listing for “Azog” to “Bolg” as a little homage to the book, as the name "Azog" is no longer spoken. New main credit music “Misty Mountains Cold” by Clamavi De Profundis with their names added to the credits.

Special Features

• I have created my own "Durin's Folk" 3-part series of flashbacks that focuses on Thorin & the Dwarves, giving both more depth to his character and general historical context. These sequences did an adequate job of adapating Tolkien's lore, specifically from The Lord of the Rings Appendices.
• I have also created my own Deleted Scenes reel that includes scenes with The White Council , the attack on Dol Guldur , and more of Thorin.
• Download - Main Drive Download - Backup Drive Download - MegaNZ The first two have everything, the last one just gives the main digital release.
• Special features, motion menus, chapter selection, and set up page
• Subtitles: Built in [All available languages]
• iTunes compatible with proper metadata

• Subtitle Languages: English [Closed Captions], English, Brazilian Portuguese, Bulgarian, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Dwarvish, Translating Template
• Behind the Scenes: A recording of what the project looks like in my editing software, over viewing how everything was put together and some of my common techniques.

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The appendices part 7, the appendices part 8, new zealand: home of middle-earth, rotten tomatoes® score.

This is a cinematic world so fully realized that leaving it is a sad prospect.

A wonderfully satisfying fantasy adventure that not only connects to the previous films, but charts its own ground with great effectiveness.

When it comes to the fantasy genre, it really doesn't get more epic than this.

This is a film for true Tolkien connoisseurs.

In the end you're left wondering how it went that way, and how in the hell are they going to squeeze two more movies out of this?

'The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey' is an expected journey that radiates entertainment, majesty and wonder. [Full review in Spanish]

While it doesn't have the same sense of urgency and darkness as the LOTR trilogy, An Unexpected Journey is a fun and welcomed adventure, filled with humor, spectacular visuals and great action sequences. [Full review in Spanish]

Despite a few minor flaws, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is a superb (and suitably epic) addition to Peter Jackson's past adaptations of Tolkien's work. See it in 3D and 48fps for the ultimate experience.

It feels more scattershot than Jackson's prior films, a pastiche of set pieces that don't add up to a unified story.

It feels much like a gentler, more humorous and watered-down version of The Fellowship of the Ring.

Additional Info

• Genre : Action, Fantasy, Drama
• Release Date : December 14, 2012
• Languages : English
• Captions : English, Spanish
• Audio Format : 5.1

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Genre: Score Date: 2012 Country: USA Audio codec: MP3/FLAC Quality: 320 kbs/lossless Playtime: 2:07:03

Disc 1: 1. My Dear Frodo (8:03) 2. Old Friends (Extended Version) (5:00) 3. An Unexpected Party (Extended Version) (4:10) 4. Blunt the Knives (1:02) 5. Axe or Sword? (5:59) 6. Misty Mountains (1:42) 7. The Adventure Begins (2:06) 8. The World Is Ahead (2:22) 9. An Ancient Enemy (4:59) 10. Radagast the Brown (Extended Version) (6:39) 11. The Trollshaws (2:09) 12. Roast Mutton (Extended Version) (4:58) 13. A Troll-Hoard (2:39) 14. The Hill of Sorcery (3:51) 15. Warg-Scouts (3:06)

Disc 2: 1. The Hidden Valley (3:49) 2. Moon Runes (Extended Version) (3:38) 3. The Defiler (1:15) 4. The White Council (Extended Version) (9:42) 5. Over Hill (3:43) 6. A Thunder Battle (3:56) 7. Under Hill (1:55) 8. Riddles in the Dark (5:23) 9. Brass Buttons (7:38) 10. Out of the Frying-Pan (5:55) 11. A Good Omen (5:47) 12. Song of the Lonely Mountain (Extended Version) (6:03) 13. Dreaming of Bag End (1:50) 14. A Very Respectable Hobbit (1:28) 15. Erebor (1:19) 16. The Dwarf Lords (2:01) 17. The Edge of the Wild (3:38)

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