[ SECRET POST #2541 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2541 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The movie was visually beautiful and I loved it.

Of course if your a hardcore Tolkein-purist you will not be satisfied. I think people get this sense that they are 'holier than thou' if they read the source material and complain about any adaptations. LotR trilogy made a lot of alterations and it was still successful and enjoyed, these people still bitch about the LotR movie trilogy. So I can't take them seriously for moaning about The Hobbit.

I loved Desolation of Smaug, it was an enjoyable ride from beginning to end. My only complaint is the dragon stuff ran a bit too long, but otherwise amazing movie. The first two movies in The Hobbit trilogy were fun, beautiful, and fleshed out Middle-Earth a lot more.

[(Anonymous)]

This. The 'holier than thou' attitude a lot of purists carry makes me roll my eyes. I've read most of Tolkien's works and I love them, but I also love all of the movies PJ has put out. I adored Desolation of Smaug (except the ending). People just don't know how to keep shit separate!