| | Year: | 2012 | | Genre: | Adventure, Fantasy | | Starring: | Martin Freeman, Ian McKellen, Richard Armitage | | Director: | Peter Jackson |
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 Good: 21 |  Bad: 5 |
Review: First, I need to make a statement, LOTR movies, for me, set high barriers like this universe and the world, the film as a whole. Their cinematic beauty and value can not be denied.The Hobbit: An unexpected journey, however, is a completely different film. Sure, set it to botëne Middle Earth, but that's really about all of this is in common with the aforementioned trilogy, along with some more familiar faces. Many members of the audience complained that the film has taken a long time to get going, but in fact it is well visible,, with an appropriately sized entry making Ian Holm and Elijah Wood way for the current storyline . The first thing you notice as a viewer is that this particular movie is funnier. While LOTR trilogy had its lighter moments, Hobbit light revels alive at the end, with many hilarious moments really interspersing themselves with real scenes peril.The visually stunning moments are still there, and when I saw this movie in 2D, some moments would have been absolutely perfect in 3D. First, its pretty hard to get into, especially when lively opening countless visiting dwarfs conducted catches. However, if you can imagine yourself as a viewer Liberia Hobbit was written for a much younger, impressionable audience, it: time is likely to have a great time watching it. That said, it is far from the child, and even if it is a lighter, more fun issues, there are still many parts in the story, can relate to an adult audience to.Martin Freeman has become a firm favorite of mine since its humble Beginnings on British terrestrial television, and seeing it on the big screen is a welcome experience and whimsical. That said, his demeanor and approach is perfect for the role of Bilbo Baggins, as he exudes the ordinary, a simple order to Hobbit much more, expli effective. Ian McKellen is perfect as favorite wizard of all, and Richard Armitage (another former star of British television playing his trade in the silver screen) is a brilliant Thorin (Thrain son!), Mixing a tortured heart stirred soul. If anything, it may turn out to be Thorin real hero of the piece. Dwarfs the rest is also good, and many of them are the highlights of the movie.The special effects are once again amazing, eye wateringly gargantuan rock amazes fighting a particularly memorable moment. Makeup effects are up to the job, too, and attention to detail is fantastic, right down to individual worn and weathered look of the characters wield weapons. If you enjoy the LOTR trilogy, Peter Jackson would then need to be re afraid, though there seem to be many more adventure Hobbit trilogy relaxed and happy. At the end of the day, only to be carried out to complain about the movie is that it just is not LOTR. The film sets such a high level that can not seem to top this effort even Peter Jackson, but that's a minor complaint ot r what otherwise would have done very movie.Cinematic, strong Inside, satisfying and epic-Hobbit: An unexpected journey audiencëne know him and caters for really good.
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