The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

It is what it says it is, a Hobbits journey, although kind of expected. For the most part, I saw a replica of what we've already seen from the LotR trilogy, just with some well-needed explaining and expanding on lore. I love the dedication to continuity. The same people, the same mythology, but with constant brand new introductions. LotR definitely has some questionable decisions in development, so far it seems a lot better but I'm getting slightly tired of the repetition and I hope they sort out the score, it's overbearing and deafening. A few scenes seriously locked me back in though. Also, I know this doesn't really affect the quality but how has there not been a single person of colour in the entire franchise? Either way, I can't wait for more Smaug. Anticipation on overload.

The dwarves singing Over the Misty Mountains carried the entire film, that probably gives you an idea about it. It was so boring and lengthy, the first 40 minutes Bilbo and the company still haven’t left Bag-End. Finish was good tho, with Thorin finally appreciating Bilbo.

This should be part of history

Sylvester McCoy’s the MVP of the whole movie.

Thorin lives only for the cameras, Gandalf disappears and always comes back at the right time and Bilbo has more balls than Frondon, I liked the movie by the way

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