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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by Forest Shepherd Sun Oct 25, 2015 5:08 pm
Mrs Figg wrote:''For goodness sake, of course it's fake! What have you been watching throughout this trilogy that made you expect otherwise?'' DJH
you mean its not real?? you disappoint me.
Wait wait wait. So... The Hobbit isn't a documentary about working-class struggles in New Zealand??
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by malickfan Sun Oct 25, 2015 7:22 pm
Forest Shepherd wrote:
Wait wait wait. So... The Hobbit isn't a documentary about working-class struggles in New Zealand??
No but the film struggles to work
Does the EE explain why Dwalin/Balin dissapear halfway through the battle for no reason?
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by Mrs Figg Sun Oct 25, 2015 9:22 pm
Forest Shepherd wrote:Mrs Figg wrote:''For goodness sake, of course it's fake! What have you been watching throughout this trilogy that made you expect otherwise?'' DJH
you mean its not real?? you disappoint me.
Wait wait wait. So... The Hobbit isn't a documentary about working-class struggles in New Zealand??
apparently not.
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by RA Mon Oct 26, 2015 3:37 am
Eh, I'd rather have something like that than the Hobbit trilogy we ended up with 
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by halfwise Mon Oct 26, 2015 12:16 pm
Hey, Hi RA! 
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by azriel Mon Oct 26, 2015 12:32 pm
Nice to see the little fella back 
so now, where's Lance ? buried under dog biscuits ? one poop bag too many ?
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by bungobaggins Mon Oct 26, 2015 4:23 pm
Not as "heartfelt" as I thought this moment would be, based on accounts of others. They don't seem like the friends they ought to be by now, and that's probably because the only other scene they had together was two movies ago!
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by Forest Shepherd Mon Oct 26, 2015 4:58 pm
Yeah, Bofur is acting strangely menacing. And there's really no wonder this scene was cut, considering that it is meaningless because when Bilbo does return by the morning I'm sure they didn't film Bifur's reaction to that.
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by azriel Mon Oct 26, 2015 5:26 pm
Well, Bilbo encourages Bombur to go inside stating he ( Bilbo ) couldnt sleep & that he would keep watch, as soon as Bombur buggers off Bilbo slips on the ring & goes awol. Now why in fooks name couldnt peejers have stuck with that ? Was it really so boring in his eeny weeny teeny tiny mind ? 
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by davidjoneshoward Tue Oct 27, 2015 10:30 pm
Turns out the emotional speech was just some rhyme bullshit. I have no problem with this... but it sounds awkward not coming from a dwarf. I just can't picture Gandalf ever saying this. It's still better than what we got, though.
The scene is at 3:57
The scene is at 3:57
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by Eldorion Tue Oct 27, 2015 10:38 pm
davidjoneshoward wrote:Turns out the emotional speech was just some rhyme bullshit. I have no problem with this... but it sounds awkward not coming from a dwarf. I just can't picture Gandalf ever saying this. It's still better than what we got, though.
The scene is at 3:57
For some reason I tried watching the whole clip and Dean O'Gorman refers to Thorin as the lead character of the book. Not of the movie; he's explicitly talking about the book and says it was "interesting" that Tolkien chose to do that.
It was kind of funny going back and forth between Gandalf's doggerel and Peter Hambleton (whose name I only know cause it was in the graphic) talking about how powerful and amazing the eulogy was.
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by bungobaggins Wed Oct 28, 2015 4:47 am
Yeah, that Puccini story sounds like a load of B.S. to me. Surely something that would have been plastered onto a "meme" and shared on social media if it had existed in the 19th century.
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by Bluebottle Wed Oct 28, 2015 7:27 am
Eldorion wrote:For some reason I tried watching the whole clip and Dean O'Gorman refers to Thorin as the lead character of the book. Not of the movie; he's explicitly talking about the book and says it was "interesting" that Tolkien chose to do that.
That's pretty impressive. I don't often feel compelled to quote Martin Freeman, but, come on.. The name's in the damn title.
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by Radaghast Mon Nov 02, 2015 5:14 pm
Maybe he should be called Dean O'Gormless...Bluebottle wrote:Eldorion wrote:For some reason I tried watching the whole clip and Dean O'Gorman refers to Thorin as the lead character of the book. Not of the movie; he's explicitly talking about the book and says it was "interesting" that Tolkien chose to do that.
That's pretty impressive. I don't often feel compelled to quote Martin Freeman, but, come on.. The name's in the damn title.
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by azriel Mon Nov 02, 2015 5:38 pm
Yep, he's definitely got that vacant gleam in his eye The engines running but there's no one behind the wheel
( must have had tips from peejers ! he's as empty as a derelict building )
The engines running but there's no one behind the wheel ( must have had tips from peejers ! he's as empty as a derelict building )
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by Radaghast Mon Nov 02, 2015 7:13 pm
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by bungobaggins Tue Nov 03, 2015 1:22 pm
Some funny stuff with Lee Pace and the horse, but the bit about Ian McKellen and the book just reinforces how we've already felt and what we've known for a long time.
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by Bluebottle Tue Nov 03, 2015 1:27 pm
Hahahaha.. It's so ridiculous.. it should really be funny..
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by azriel Tue Nov 03, 2015 2:21 pm
"replace a bit of Boyens with a bit of Tolkien" ?????? 
you B..a..s..t..a..r..d !!! Hes admitting that Boyens lines are wrong, He didnt even know what any of the lines were !!!!! TWAT ! Saying Ian must have read the book all night long !!! as tho its some hard to decipher work of Herman Melville ! peejers shows himself up tirelessly in every blog !! 
That horse wasnt stupid ! even he couldnt take it anymore ! & who could blame him !! HE was the star of that little show........nice horsey....
you B..a..s..t..a..r..d !!! Hes admitting that Boyens lines are wrong, He didnt even know what any of the lines were !!!!! TWAT ! Saying Ian must have read the book all night long !!! as tho its some hard to decipher work of Herman Melville ! peejers shows himself up tirelessly in every blog !! That horse wasnt stupid ! even he couldnt take it anymore ! & who could blame him !! HE was the star of that little show........nice horsey.... _________________
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by azriel Tue Nov 03, 2015 2:28 pm
Ive never used that head banging emoticon............ till now !!!
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by Eldorion Wed Nov 04, 2015 7:14 am
Everything about that video was great. Especially the Ian McKellen parts. 
Especially the Ian McKellen parts.
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by azriel Wed Nov 04, 2015 11:48 am
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by Mrs Figg Wed Nov 04, 2015 10:08 pm
two words Peter Jackson.
Fuckity Bye!
Fuckity Bye!
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Re: The Hobbit EE in theatres: one last one last time
by Norc Sun Nov 08, 2015 6:05 pm
this song is good though.
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