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La plus grande aventure vient de commencer.
Dans un voyage inattendu, Bilbon Sacquet cherche à reprendre le Royaume perdu des Nains d'Erebor, conquis par le redoutable dragon Smaug. Alors qu'il croise par hasard la route du magicien Gandalf le Gris, Bilbon rejoint une bande de 13 nains dont le chef n'est autre que le légendaire guerrier Thorin Écu-de-Chêne. Leur périple les conduit au cœur du Pays Sauvage, où ils devront affronter des Gobelins, des Orques, des Ouargues meurtriers, des Araignées géantes, des Métamorphes et des Sorciers… Bien qu'ils se destinent à mettre le cap sur l'Est et les terres désertiques du Mont Solitaire, ils doivent d'abord échapper aux tunnels des Gobelins, où Bilbon rencontre la créature qui changera à jamais le cours de sa vie : Gollum.
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Watched this in 2D, 24FPS and loved it!
What a great movie much better then I expected!
Don't like it, saw the 24fps 2D version, it have almost nothing in common with the book and the CG are a bit poor in some landscapes (at least at the begining), the movie entertains for sure but I expected more. I'll wait for the blurays to see the other 2.
Pros: * Landscape imagery * Camera, FX and CGI (for the most part) * Costumes and stage design, camera * Martin Freeman and most other actors perform solidly * The background information is perhaps interesting to some of the LoR fans out there. Negative: * Runtime (way too long) * Music (that's a dumb Hollywood standard orchestra score full of bombast that tries to cover for the dull story * The jokes (some scenes are obviously meant to be funny but they're just silly and childish) * The story: it's really dull and repetitive. Just like LoR 1, 2 and 3 btw (of which I'm not particularly fond either). It's the same old same old. In a nutshell: motley crew travel the world and master several adventures in between. Characters are super one-dimensional. * The end. There's no end. It just stops at a random point and you're supposed to watch the second part. There's not even a cliffhanger. It just tells you that they approach the mountain and that the dragon is still there (I'd have figured that out all by myself). Gosh, I get the appeal of a trilogy, but you can't just transform every story into a trilogy just because you like the concept (or the fact that you have discovered a money making machine).