June 2013
14 posts
I know perfectly what you mean. From first "Hobbit" I saw changes which didn`t delight me at all - to much computer technologies, unrealistic landscapes and moves of characters, some pieces of rude humor and too much pathos in some moments. But later I decided to abstract my mind from this and just enjoy the fact that book is screened... somehow. Personally I believe that LOTR movies were pure masterpieces even in spite of fact that many things were also changed.
Maybe we expected that The Hobbit will be more like LOTR, I am not sure, but I think that next time I will rather buy The Hobbit book than go to cinema.
middle-earth-is-real replied to your post: middle-earth-is-real answered your question: Am…
Money, money, money.I know perfectly what you mean. From first “Hobbit” I saw changes which didn`t delight me at all - to much computer technologies, unrealistic landscapes and moves of characters, some pieces of rude humor and too much pathos in some moments.
imightbejames answered your question: Am I the only one who is disappointed with The…
Definitely not. I can’t think of the words to describe it… showy? Hollywood-ish? Who cares. The fandom is annoying the hell out of me.
Definitely. And the dwarves, they remind me of clowns.
sati-dono answered your question: Am I the only one who is disappointed with The…
No, you are not the only one) but may I ask you what do you disappoint with?
middle-earth-is-real answered your question: Am I the only one who is disappointed with The…
Too far from the book, too much “Hollywood style”, too “plastic” computer elves jumping from tree to tree?
Absolutely.
Am I the only one who is disappointed with The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug trailer?
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