[ SECRET POST #2538 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2538 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think, personally, it's a matter of the silliness not being done well, and a really rough combination of "serious" and kiddish that PJ just didn't iron out. He's pushing kid humor in a violent PG13 movie. Not that the atmosphere of the book should've been cut, it just should've been adapted better, imo, and it just didn't work for me. And I like the book well enough. But in the movie series, I get wanting to balance it with the depth of the LOTR movies. Still, I think both Hobbit movies have overall been kinda garbage... with humor not being the worst of their problems.

on another note: ugh, Radagast..

[dreemyweird]

I can understand that! It's just a problem of overall quality, really. If you have issues with the films not because of silliness per se but because of how it was introduced, then I doubt they would have appeared better without it.

(that being said, IDK. I liked the films a lot. Not nearly as much as the book, but I felt like all the necessary elements were there. Eh, different strokes)