The Hobbit (2009)

The Hobbit (2009)

Posted by jimbo9492 377 days ago
The Hobbit is a prequel to the Lord of the Rings trilogy and is directed by spider-man director Sam Raimi.

Local Shire Hobbit Bilbo Baggins, relative of Frodo Baggins, is living a quiet, peaceful life until Gandalf the Grey walks into his home with a band of wandering dwarfs and drags poor Bilbo into a quest that entails defeating a dragon, a three way battle of men, dwarfs and monsters and, most importantly of all, lead Bilbo into contact with a peculiar ring that has had and will have a great impact on the future of their world.
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Foamythesqurrelfan
it is true, sir ian mcallen
posted 310 days ago
gibbo24
posted by gibbo24
i heard the actor of gandalf is the smae can any one tell me if this is true ????????
posted 317 days ago
lavender6021
posted by lavender6021
I do think it's a shame Peter Jackson did not get to direct this, but he's made his millions. Sam Raimi has made some wonderful movies.
Maybe, if the Hobbit is a success, the powers that be will turn to The Simillarion. Or maybe The Dragonriders of Pern (now I'm really dreaming!)
posted 368 days ago
xXxmcrLUVERxXx
i luv lotr but i think if they my the hobbit it will just wreck it all!
posted 371 days ago
XMrsxEdwardxCullenX
I'm really looking forward to this movie but all I want to know is who's gonna play Bilbo??
he is the main character after all!
posted 371 days ago
theiceman
posted by theiceman
all i can say is,befor you make a comment,make sure you've read the book first!(in other words,know what you're talking about!)
posted 371 days ago
kristine
posted by kristine
a LOTR movie without peter jackson? thats too bad.
posted 371 days ago
WillTurnerLegolasGal
I'm in love with the book, and I think that even though they should have done this movie first...it's still going to be a wonderful movie.
posted 373 days ago
theduke39
posted by theduke39
I was upset at some of the changes too folks, but be realistic. JRR Tolkein would not let any of his books come to the screen when he was alive for a reason. It is not possible to do it by the book excatly, each book of LOTR would have to have been 5 or 6 hours each and no one is going to sit through that except us hard core fans. He refused the Beatles when they wanted to do it in 1967, so they did magical mystery tour instead (plan B). The Hobbit will be easier to bring to the screen and keep a lot of the story intact, but it still won't be easy. Next to the Bible they are the greatest books ever writen bar none.
posted 373 days ago
theduke39
posted by theduke39
I have a secret love for this book. In a world ful of greed and war it's the perfect time for it. No other movie will stand in it's way. A movie about more dwarfs is great.
posted 373 days ago