FilmNerdJamie
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It's better than the teaser. Damn sure about that.
Still meh.
Still meh.
That's a good way of putting it.I think the Dwarvish song alone puts the teaser above the trailer for me. This one seemed rather jumbled in how it's put together; especially at the beginning, the way they drop you into it felt like you're already halfway into the trailer.
It's up now on youtube as well - http://wp.me/p2CCWq-24W
I agree. Loved the trailer. Loved a good adventure and will be nice to see this world on the big screen once againi love fantasy my fav genre i love me a good adventure/journey film
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Most likely this is the case. They do it all the time in trailers.This might be an extreme nitpick, but I don't like how Bilbo seemed at ease enough with Gollum to be in breathing distance of him, lay out the details of how they are gonna proceed with their riddles, and then move back some distance. In the book, Bilbo was deeply disturbed and scared of Gollum and kept a healthy distance. Of course we see glimpses of the scene without full context of the cinematic space they interact in, so I'll refrain from saying much further, as I could be wrong. But I sincerely hope it does not play out that way.
Well Bilbo actually does gets more confident as he settles in and starts the riddles with him but you're right that their initial confrontation should be one where Bilbo is pretty terrified and uncomfortable.This might be an extreme nitpick, but I don't like how Bilbo seemed at ease enough with Gollum to be in breathing distance of him, lay out the details of how they are gonna proceed with their riddles, and then move back some distance. In the book, Bilbo was deeply disturbed and scared of Gollum and kept a healthy distance. Of course we see glimpses of the scene without full context of the cinematic space they interact in, so I'll refrain from saying much further, as I could be wrong. But I sincerely hope it does not play out that way.

Well Bilbo actually does gets more confident as he settles in and starts the riddles with him but you're right that their initial confrontation should be one where Bilbo is pretty terrified and uncomfortable.
Bearing in mind that this is the supposed "Tolkien expert" on the production:
- At Comic Con, she claimed that Galadriel is the strongest being in Middle-earth (wrong).
- She recently said that The Hobbit is just as much Thorin's story as it is Bilbo's (wrong).
- She claims that a red-headed Tauriel is "in the spirit of Tolkien, despite the fact that red-hair has only been attributed to one family (of which Tauriel could not have been a part).
- You get to see more of him [Gollum], and thats never a bad thing. It is when the character serves no purpose in the narrative outside of the Riddles in the Dark sequence.
I don't know. Between some of her comments on The Hobbit, and some of her past comments on LoTR, I really get the impression that she assumes she knows better than Tolkien when it comes to adapting these stories into a different medium, when ninety-nine times out of hundred that hardly ends up being the case.
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