Official 'The Hobbit' Thread - Part 8

[Marvolo]

Peter Sciretta@slashfilm

Peter Jackson says The Hobbit extended cut will be 20-25 min longer than theatrical #BNAT14
about 2 hours ago

Interesting.

[CGHulk]

Originally Posted by Kane52630

That's an actual working pub.

[HowardStark]

I was thinking that PJ might be just joking about an Extended cut with all the negative buzz about 3 films. I think people don't get Jackson has a more humor about him then Lucas does. Jackson has poked fun at things critics say.

I think the whole introduction of the 13 is needed because these are new characters and that will take up 3 films.

The more humor in the clips was gonna happen with Dawrvs rather then Elves or Humans. I mean a Hobbit and a Dwarf are very different race of people.
One like Malt Beer the other Ale.
Ripe Meat Off The Bone and Bread and Cheese an healthy stuff.

[Mr. Wooden Alligator]

I imagine he wanted to get the audience to care about the 13 dwarves rather than have them just be there. Whether or not that succeeds won't be apparent until the 3rd film is out. You didn't really need that with LOTR since the Fellowship was a smaller company.

[Excelsior.]

I was thinking that PJ might be just joking about an Extended cut with all the negative buzz about 3 films. I think people don't get Jackson has a more humor about him then Lucas does. Jackson has poked fun at things critics say.

Why would he be joking? We will see an extended cut that is as long as he said it is.

[Marvolo]

Jackson doesnt joke about extended cuts. And a few months back WB accidentally released details of an extended Hobbit blu-ray for Q4 of 2013.

[DarthSkywalker]

Extended editions?

Originally Posted by Mr. Wooden Alligator

I imagine he wanted to get the audience to care about the 13 dwarves rather than have them just be there. Whether or not that succeeds won't be apparent until the 3rd film is out. You didn't really need that with LOTR since the Fellowship was a smaller company.

Why wouldn't we know by the end of this movie? Also it wasn't like the Fellowship was small, plus the FOTR had so many more things going on, or at least you would hope so.

[HowardStark]

I'd say if there is extended releases it likely may be More White Council or parts not including Dwarfs since they take up so much of the opening. If go back though to The Extended FOTR it is quite long until we meet Merry and Pipin for it picks up there On The Road.

[Quasimod0]

Just read a review from josh on cbm. He gave it 5 stars and actually loved the 48fps, saying that it makes the action scenes look amazing. Good news to hear.

[CoolCadaver49]

Originally Posted by jmc

What's with the snarky remark?

Sorry, it's just that everyone and their mother has made that joke. I'm talking like every review, several people in this thread even, iirc.

[spidey-dude]

saw it earlier today - WOW truly amazing, loved it so much (and I wasn't a huge LOTR fan)

48 fps was great really made it look even more HD

wrote up a review here: http://www.unleashthefanboy.com/movi...3d-48fps/36474

[Mr. Wooden Alligator]

Originally Posted by DarthSkywalker

Extended editions?



Why wouldn't we know by the end of this movie? Also it wasn't like the Fellowship was small, plus the FOTR had so many more things going on, or at least you would hope so.

Because according to a few of the early reviews, the focus is on Thorin and 3 or 4 other dwarves. It looks like we'll have a focus on a few dwarves per each film. By focus, I mean they get more lines and we get to know more about their character.

[Parker Wayne]

I'm really curious about the 48 fps. I can't wait to see it next Weekend.

[warhorse78]

This is going to be fun on my part. When there is a movie out there I like, I like to see it multiple times. In the past, I would just experience the movie in different theaters (there are about 8 near me)

Now, I'll see the movie not only in different theaters, but in different formats. Now, it's 3D, IMAX, 2D, D-Box and now 48fps.

[Quasimod0]

Originally Posted by spidey-dude

saw it earlier today - WOW truly amazing, loved it so much (and I wasn't a huge LOTR fan)

48 fps was great really made it look even more HD

wrote up a review here: http://www.unleashthefanboy.com/movi...3d-48fps/36474

Awesome

[Pink Ranger]

Originally Posted by warhorse78

This is going to be fun on my part. When there is a movie out there I like, I like to see it multiple times. In the past, I would just experience the movie in different theaters (there are about 8 near me)

Now, I'll see the movie not only in different theaters, but in different formats. Now, it's 3D, IMAX, 2D, D-Box and now 48fps.

The CEO of New Line Cinema just read that and had an orgasm.

[Kane52630]

I still need to see a film in D-box, I don't know which theater around here carries it.

[Quasimod0]

What's d box?

[Spider-Who?]

Originally Posted by Quasimod0

What's d box?

Ever been to a theme park that had a theater with seats that vibrated and tilted in sync with the action on screen? That's a d-box.

They actually have lazy boys and office-style chairs you can buy do you can have that same experience at home. A lot of blurays and games come with the required app built in. The seats are obscenely expensive so they don't make a big deal about it.

[Spider-Who?]

Originally Posted by Kane52630

I still need to see a film in D-box, I don't know which theater around here carries it.

The theme park near me had one. It used to play a 007 action sequence shot in POV. It was pretty cool, but jarring. I imagine the latest versions for actual films are a little more smooth.

[C. Lee]

I don't go out of my way to see movies in 3D....so I will see whatever they show near me. I'm also someone who doesn't mind long movies, or extended cuts.

When people say - I can't believe they only made one movie from each book of the trilogy - I think, hmmmm.....they were 3 1/2 to 4 hours long, that equals 2 regular movies each.

[DarthSkywalker]

Originally Posted by C. Lee

I don't go out of my way to see movies in 3D....so I will see whatever they show near me. I'm also someone who doesn't mind long movies, or extended cuts.

When people say - I can't believe they only made one movie from each book of the trilogy - I think, hmmmm.....they were 3 1/2 to 4 hours long, that equals 2 regular movies each.

Only the theatrical release of ROTK was over 3 hours. They didn't use the extra time for story purposes either, but the 5 endings.

And what is a regular movie?

[CoolCadaver49]

Using time for the ending is using it for story purposes, smart one. Whether you liked the long denouement or not, it was done strictly for story purposes.

[C. Lee]

Originally Posted by DarthSkywalker

Only the theatrical release of ROTK was over 3 hours. They didn't use the extra time for story purposes either, but the 5 endings.

Which would equal 2 movies at an hour and a half length.

The 5 endings were story.

Originally Posted by DarthSkywalker

And what is a regular movie?

Anything over 1 hour.

[terry78]

I assume the only way to see it in 48fps is in 3D, because all the advance showings with the high frame rate options near me are only in Real D.