The Hobbit : An Unexpected Journey MOVIE REACTION *FIRST TIME WATCHING* PART 1
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- YES MATE!! LEGOLASH and Slu**ty Hannah are back! We got tonnes of love and request since we watch the Lord Of The Rings Reaction to watch The Hobbit Trilogy! We will do these in Parts so we can spend more time with you guys and give you the best scenes. Hope you guys enjoy this REACTION!!
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Directed By : Peter Jackson
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I adore how you both went from never seeing the Lord of the Rings, to spending the first five minutes talking about Aragorns sword anduril. Massive fan of you both😍😍😍
Thank you so much Calvin ❤️
In Tolkien, Dragons are ALL evil (Only Sauron's master, Morgoth, could command their loyalty and obedience) and are drawn to GOLD, the more gold, the stronger the attraction. Smaug lived in the far North and stories of the fabulous wealth of the Dwarves at Erebor (The Lonely Mountain) had reached him. So he came to see and take possession of the gold. (And all the other wealth.) After a while (say 5-10 years, a dragon knows the exact extent of his hoard and will miss even 1 single coin or jewel if he is robbed. (Which is why it is extremely dangerous to rob a dragon) Because, like dwarves, Dragons NEVER Forget and NEVER Forgive.
Smaug destroyed the city of Dale to prevent the people from trying to attack him, once he took the mountain. In the second part you find out WHY King Thranduil of the Woodland Elves refused to aid the Dwarves - Partly because the King Thror had been asked to safeguard jewels (Which were very important to Thranduil as they were his wife's jewels - she was Legolas' mother), then refused to return them, and partly because Thranduil knew how difficult it would be to dislodge Smaug - in Ancient Times (The First Age of Middle Earth - this is the end of the 3rd Age, now, almost)_ Thranduil had fought (Quote) "The Great Serpents of the North" and bears the scars of Dragonfire. (A bit of a spoiler here, but it helps to understand WHY certain things happened.)
BTW, Smaug is a lesser Dragon, despite his size. The First Dragon, nurtured by Morgoth in the North was called Glaurung and he was Flightless, breathed fire and almost 8x the size of Smaug. Another giant Dragon, who could fly was Ancalagon the Black, The greatest Dragon ever ( even Bigger than Glaurung!), and he plays a major role in the Silmarillion. His kin were about 4x Smaug's size. So, indeed "Great Serpents of the North"
@@brettpeacock9116 not to mention ancalagon's story also partially tells elrond's story.
@@sanjaysanj5603 I know, but... Spoilers!
I'm pretty sure thranduil never encountered a dragon in Canon, it was just chill for the movies
Bilbo was meant to feel like an outcast amongst the dwarves in the beginning. Bilbo was the only hobbit in the company of 12 dwarves, unlike LOTR where Frodo had Sam and Merry had Pippin. The whole story is about how the relationship between Bilbo and the dwarves develop.
Hopefully, he'll see that as they go along.
Id say the story is about the changes and developements of Bilbo's character but the films really lost sight of that aspect.
That’s why the first film for me is the best. The second one has its moments and the third, I don’t like much at all
Just so you know Ash the actor who plays Azog the Defiler is Manu Bennett who also plays Crixus on Spartacus. Now you know ;)
Peter Jackson called him personally to play the role.
He also played Slade Wilson aka Deathstroke in Arrow
@@Lightingwarrior I know! That was whole storyline for him was a masterpiece!
yup, great call out as we all know brotha Ash loves Spartacus. Aloha
Oh Snap... SERIOUSLY!!!
Balin (the one with the long white beard) is the same that is buried in the crypt in Moria, on The Fellowship of the Ring.
And the young Dwarf Ori is the skeleton that Gandalf takes the book from.
@Acme1970 Damn, I knew about Balin but I didn't know that was Ori...
@@MaliciousMollusc And one more Dwarf was killed in Moria, Oin the old Dwarf with the ear trumpet was killed by the Watcher in the Water.
@Acme1970 Somehow that's even worse... shit...
@@Acme1970 apparently he was ripped in half by the watcher😞
Just to remind you that Guilliermo Del Toro was the original Director of The Hobbit, but had to leave through issues of taking on too many projects, not realizing how big this movie would be and the consultation with Peter Jackson and Fran Walsh eventually had some creative differences. So the facts are most of Del Toro's work had to be shelved (One to two years of prep work) and The Hobbit movie was almost abandoned, but Peter Jackson stepped in. Unfortunately, he had to start from scratch with a lesser budget, no real time extension from the studios and almost one third of the time was taken up by Del Toro. So this is the main reason for some of the new innovations we see in movie making today, especially with regards to motion capture. The issue I have with The Hobbit is the excessive use of Green Screen, Digital imaging and minimal use of prosthetics. However, these movies would not have been possible without this, based on the timeframe and budget constraints, so I'm not complaining at all, no matter what I still love these movies.
Does this explain the really incredible (and unforgivable) liberties taken with the book? What was Legolas doing with the Wood Elves? He wasn't even in The Hobbit at all. And Beorn did not stick a bear face out of his door and growl at Gandolf.
@@christinerobinson9372 I have an issue with a lot of the liberties they took, but Legolas being with the wood elves is not one of them. After all, Mirkwood is his home and he's the son of Thranduil, the wood elve king. It makes sense he would be there. There are way bigger issues with the trilogy, especially the second and third movie.
@@AmarthwenNarmacil Just a reminder as my previous comment mentions. Jackson had much less time to complete the Hobbit and the third movie was based on just a few lines in the book I believe. Besides, the first was character building and the second has the most incredible dragon sequence in cinematic history.
It always breaks my heart thinking of how the studios basically tortured Jackson with the hobbit and how beaten he was.. and that after he came out on top with the LotR trilogy, but he had no chance with the hobbit from the beginning and it got even worse behind the scenes, like you described
Especially when, in the back of your mind, you have moments like Elijah Woods last day of filming for LotR and Jacksons emotional reaction (and everything that stands behind that or what this meant and still means) and in general, how tragically different the circumstances for Jackson were
But no one will ever be able to take LotR from him ❤ and i am already excited for War of the Rohirrim
@@wayneshilcock3027 I am completely aware of that. Doesn't mean I have to like everything about it.
Extended cut is better at explaining the dwarves/elves situation. There were gems that had value to elven people and the king of dwarves doesn't give it to the king of elves. So, when Thranduil came with his army, at the last second he changed his mind to not waste his men on such a collosal monster. He fought dragons too, so he knows their wrath and Smaug is the last of the big dragons that spews fire.
You do get that in the second film though and tbh I much prefer the flow of the theatrical hobbit films to the extended. Really the only scene I really wished they kept was Thorin’s funeral.
Spoilers
Oh Man U really spoiled that 💀 6 months late but that’s hilarious
The real cut is the m4 book edit
A more apt sentence than "It's a dragon, it doesn't understand." would be "It's a dragon, it doesn't _care_ ."
I actually think you guys would like the other two. You guys should watch them!
A lot of the characters in LOTR were already close and had history with each other when the story started. Bilbo just met this troop of dwarves. They do not trust or respect him yet. The development of these relationships is part of the journey in these movies.
“I’ve eaten a fish eye before”
“What’s wrong with you??”
“It just happened”
Lolllll
I have too. A lot of people in the Amazon eat the head of the fish and consider it to be the best part. (I don't).
I’m case you guys didn’t know, the trolls in this movie were the stone trolls from the 1st Lord of the Rings movie in the woods ☺️
This is a great trilogy regardless of what people say, it’s great!
I wasn't thinking that for a long time, but with my recent re-watch of the remastered bluray, I kind of think that they are very good. Not great, but quite good.
Everybody forgets that there was a small minority, although extremely vocal, that hated the Lord of the Rings movies. They're more of them for the Hobbit films but they're still just a very loud minority. Overall these films are liked, just not as much as the LotR films, and that's fair because they're just not as good.
@@Shadowman4710 True. They still got around a billion dollar earning on the box office each.
@@Shadowman4710 I really don't like these movies *as adaptations of The Hobbit*, but they're perfectly okay if you don't go in worried about that
I maintain that I really like 3/4ths of the Hobbit trilogy, don't like the way they handled smaugs conclusion or the first half of BotFA
man called Valinor an asylum 😭😭😭😭 i love you guys
Fun Fact: The actor that played Crixus in Spartacus also plays Azog the Defiler.
I definitely know what's missing. I felt it too. I think it's that these films are made so much with CGI instead of the practicality of the sets and ORCS and action in LOTR that gave it a real feel. I blame this mainly on the fact that The Hobbit was written and meant as a childrens book, so these films end up looking slightly more on the cartoon side.
Ash I also understand your point about the closeness of the characters and all, because there definitely isn't nearly as much chemistry between this cast as there was between the dang Fellowship of the Ring lmao.
The second movie is far better than this one (and in my opinion, the best of the set), so I hope you get more enjoyment out of that.
Don't feel bad about calling these films mid.... because on average they are lol
Balin is the dwarf whose tomb gimli was crying over in the mines of moria, gloin is gimli's dad, who is in this company as well, and ori was the scribe holding the book that Gandalf picks up to read from before pippin makes all the noise and they get attacked
I'm on board for this shit. It's definitely not as good as LOTR but it's probably my 2nd favourite trilogy of movies. If you've played tabletop RPGs like D&D, "The Hobbit" trilogy is the perfect D&D trilogy if you look at it as a bunch of goofs playing a party of dwarves and a halfling going on an adventure to fight a dragon in a mountain.
Ash is spot on when he calls out the bond between characters. There are so many dwarves they don't get time in the spotlight to grow or establish bonds with each other. Even in the beginning of LOTR you see the friendly relationship between Frodo and Gandalf, as well as Frodo and Sam. Having a small focused party is usually better for writing than a big one. The dwarves also appear pretty much at once, they don't get time to establish relationships with each other. Bilbo's relationship with them builds up over time.
The actual book is much better, and pretty much every dwarf in Thorin's company has full story in the lore.
No, in the book we know practically nothing about any of the dwarves either. Only Thorin gets anything even nearly approaching a backstory, even Fili and Kili aren't described in any detail. The book is still good, because it's main focus is Bilbo, and the Dwarves function merely as a development tool, and thus don't need description.
the white haired dwarf Balin is the one who's grave Gimli finds and cries over in the Fellowship (they're related). Also, the ginger dwarf Gloin is Gimli's father.
Yassss my guy , you guys are finally watching the Hobbit trilogy 😱🤯😲 Although there are some things im not a huge fan of in this trilogy vs the original Lord of the Rings (The overuse of CGI) I still love this trilogy all the same because of the stories told within this universe you can't find anywhere else.
The problem is not just the CGI, it's the childish tone that Peter Jackson used to mimic the book, but there's some scenes that are really adult like the LOTR. That was a huge mistake to go all Disney with this trilogy.
But it still tells stories of this universe so it's cool to watch.
This is like a skit from Cautionary Tales Of Swords:
"hi honey, I bought this decorative sword today!"
*Hannah gets cut down the middle unsheathing it*
"DON'T FUCK AROUND WITH SWORDS
SWORDS WILL CUT YOU WIDE OPEN"
“You are my Sam” is actually such a nice compliment
You know mate 👌🏾
Bilbo: “Can you promise that I will come back?”
Ash: No, he had to go to an asylum with the Elves at the end. 🤣🤣🤣💀
1:44 had my heart almost skip a beat with those scissors 😅
I like that you guys have fun with it and clearly are doing this to enjoy yourselves too, but that at the same time you're taking the movie seriously and appreciating everything about it. The Hobbit movies were not as loved by the fanbase and many feel it wasn't as good as LOTR for many reasons, but they can still be entertaining. It's a kid's book (LOTR was not) so they really added a lot of fluff to it and tried making a huge trilogy out of it, and relied too heavily on CGI. But anyway, enjoy!
Congrats on the new Anduril sword. As a sword collector I’ll be the first to tell you that it’s the most expensive fucking hobby you’ll ever have
What is it about Ash? "Have you ever held a sword in your hand before?" I'm rolling......
I get Ash because Bilbo is the only hobbit and is supposed to feel like an outsider amongst all these dwarfs but the story of the those 13 characters is all about the bonding and forming of relationships. But in my opinion the first one is the worst of all three Hobbit movies because it's the slowest and has so much set up. So I hope you'll continue these reactions.
We will definitely finish it mate, don’t you worry! Appreciate the love ❤️
I didn’t hate that it was a set up because it makes the journey the more impactful the last 2. Was fore garbage
@@justtrustash 😢😢😢
The first was literally the best out of the 3 what😭 The second was pretty good(the scene with Smaug and Bilbo was fantastic), but the third was by far the worst of the trilogy
i always liked this one best!
You can tell that he doesn’t know about Smaug being intelligent considering he just said, “Smaug is just a dragon.” I can not wait to see his reaction once he’s see that Smaug isn’t just so normal dragon.
Well don’t fuckin spoil it for him
@@coreydaprince I won’t, that’s if he doesn’t read this comment. God I hope he doesn’t XD
@@kaijukingdom2686 he does read comments
Once Mountain trolls turn to stone, there's no going back. Those 3 that did, appear in the Fellowship of the Ring after Frodo got stabbed by a Nazgul.
The hobbits and Aragorn camp at those same trolls after Frodo was stabbed by the Nazgûl in their way to Rivendell.
The Hobbit films definitely have a different vibe overall, but they are still entertaining. Probably best enjoyed without comparing to the original trilogy, though I know that's super difficult not to. I love this channel because you're not afraid to give your honest opinions on the things you watch, and the emotions from both of you always feel genuine!
lotr is more dark and serious, while the hobbit is more fun and jokes, i love watching hobbit when im down, bc it cheers me up, i like the dwarfs and their humor a lot^^
@@peterpanda4296yes same! its more of a comfort film. i could never chill watch lotr just to relax, its too big/heavy
@@Fifi-jb3yx exactly my thought, i love lotr, but its something to watch seriously for me, but the hobbit is really funny and has a much less serious vibe, i like to watch hobbit whenim down or sick or soemthing bc of that it always lifts my mood
•So when Sauron gave the Dwarf Lords the Seven Dwarven Rings of Power, it did not have the desired effect. Rather than turn the Dwarf Lords into something more like the Nazgul, the Rings increased their love of gold to the point that the Dwarves amassed massive treasure hoards, big enough to attract dragons.
•In Tolkien's mythology, Dragons were created by Melkor, who also created the Trolls. There are sentient and creatures of evil. And Smaug is the last of the Fire-Drakes.
•Erebor is the name of the kingdom; the king's jewel is called the Arkenstone.
•This is something the Extended Edition goes into - what started the feud between the Dwarves and Elves.
•"In a hole in the ground, there lived a Hobbit." - The first line of the book and Tolkien first wrote it down on the back of a student's term paper.
•Martin Freeman's been around.
•Gandalf is leaving a mark so that Thorin and Company will know which house to come to.
•So of the 13 Dwarves of Thorin and Company, you have Thorin Oakenshield, son of Thrain, King Under the Mountain-in-Exile and Lord of Ered Luin, Kili and Fili, sons of Dis (Thorin's sister), Balin and Dwalin, sons of Fundin, Dori, Nori, and their cousin Ori, Oin and Gloin, sons of Groin (Gloin is Gimli's father. Gimli was deemed too young for this quest as he was in his 60s) and Bofur, Bombur, and their cousin Bifur.
•Tolkien did write poems and songs in the book. If you watch the 1977 animated Hobbit, the music there is childhood.
•Misty Mountains Cold is a great song and also a great bass song.
•It's not just the treasure, but about reclaiming their homeland.
•Ok, Scrooge McDuck.
•And that is why he is called Thorin Oakenshield.
•Well in the books, Thorin's cousin Dain Ironfoot, Lord of the Iron Hills, kills Azog. So Azog's presence in this trilogy was Peter Jackson wanting an additional villain.
•Different sub-species of Troll. These are Stone-Trolls, which turn to stone when in sunlight. As for if they turn back, if you recall, Aragorn and the Hobbits come across them after Weathertop.
•So in this trilogy, the wargs more resemble large wolves, while the wargs in the Lord of the Rings have a more hyena look.
•Thorin is a seasoned warrior; he can tell by the arrows.
•Rivendell.
Damn thank you both for all your funny and silly comments all around : made my day, a great laugh well needed.
Appreciate it my brother! Love you mate ❤️
The dwarves built a city, mining and creating things from the ores was their way of life, it was the center of commerce for the whole area, and it was their home.
They have been homeless since the dragon was there. It's not just about the gold for most of them.
The Hobbit was a lighter story by Tolkien, aimed at young teens and children. The movies aren’t as epic because the stakes are lower. It’s more of an adventure than good vs evil. To give the movies more scale elements are borrowed from the similarian, a compendium of smaller stories that include things happening during this age that shaped how the lord of the rings setting came to be. It’s still a fun series and I enjoy it a lot but the tone is definitely different from LOTR because of the source material.
Silmarillion
What's missing in the first third of the Hobbit is the danger, the urgency. The pace is kind of slow, so it's more like you're on the field trip with a group of characters, rather then having to destroy the most evil thing ever with Nazguls on your tail. But, as fairy tale full of excitement and silly happenings, they work quite well. LOTR is like 8/9 on seriousness and weight while Hobbit is 2/3.
That's a the way the Hobbit was supposed to be. It's most true to the book in those moments. Tolkien had a very specific style where even scary moments were made funny. It was a bedtime story after all.
@@bookworm4174 Wouldn't say exactly that. The Beorn tearing apart orc and a warg and leaving them to hang in front of his house was never funny, but quite scary. Also, there's a switch up as the big battle comes when everything turns darker and tragic in the end.
@@powerofberzerker9487 Oh yeah, for sure, I'm not saying there weren't intense moments, but the tone is lighter even in the scary moments, compared to other Middle Earth literature.
Honestly some of the best CZcamsr merch I've seen yet. Most of the time CZcams merch is generic copy'n paste shit, but this seems to be made with some thought, good on you Ash!
One thing to remember is this was based on a book Tolkien wrote for his children, before he wrote Lord of the Rings so the adventure is designed to be simpler and a bit less dark. I think Gandalf while he has his own purposes was trying to get Bilbo out of his comfort zone and thats why he had the thing set up that way
The third and last Hobbit movie (Battle of the Five Armies) is definitely better in the extended version. There is a lot of added battle scenes that make it a lot more fun and do every character much more justice. And it's only 20 minutes longer so that's not too bad.
-Frodo walks in- Hannah: “Oh look,….the decor hasn’t changed a bit!” LoL 😂 as an architect I always see and feel what Hannah does lol glad I’m not the only one, tho I’m sure most are like Ash and see Frodo in that moment. Lol 😂💓
Are you guys going to finish the other two films?? you definitely should! ☺️
Fun fact : Smaug is actually the smallest of all the dragons in Middle Earth.
Yes, when you said that to her I thought it was probably the sweetest thing I had ever heard a guy say to their woman...I was like 'awwwww...omgosh...that is so sweeet!" Sure wish I had someone who felt that way about me! Cute shirt!
"If you've got a great beard, you probably make good coffee."
Now there's a t-shirt! I have visions of well-groomed, smiling baristas handing me delicious mochaccinos.
😂 HAHA I’ll make I send you one when it’s done
Important note: As you know, Sauron gave Rings Of Power to humans, elves, and dwarves. But dwarves are immune to the influence of the One Ring the way humans are.
Instead, the One Ring made them lust for gold and gems to an insane degree. It became an obsession. That's why the Mines of Moira were empty in the first movie: They got greedy, dug too deep, and accidentally awakened the Balrog.
Trivia moment (no spoiler): the dwarves of Durin's Folk know the dragons because they have faced them in war. In the Third Age (the same age in which The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings take place), when Moria was already lost due to the presence of the Balrog, Scatha the Worm attacked their northern dwellings in the Grey Mountains. Many other dragons came after him, survivors from the end of the First Age and escaped the defeat of the first dark lord, Morgoth. After 19 years of war, the death of King Dàin I and the destruction of the last strongholds of the dwarves, they returned to Erebor. It was not long after that Smaug attacked them there as well. In the movie, Smaug is MUCH larger than he is portrayed in the books (and I LOVED IT, in this trilogy that dragon is Amazing), but he is still a dragon.
Another difference is that, in the books, Thranduil and the elves don't turn their backs on anyone, they just aren't there. In the film, in my opinion rightly, they preferred to increase the dose to make the story more tense.
Extraordinary, however, how Elijah Wood hasn't became older since The Lord of the Rings. We suspect he kept the Ring. 👀
(I agree with Ash about the movie. Sadly, The Lord of the Rings remains on a whole other level. The Hobbit is just... not that masterpiece. But it's cool.)
we need the 2º and 3º movie reaction!!
This is fast becoming my favourite movie reaction channel😁 and your partner is funny aswell she notices some funny stuff while watching movies like " omg look at that chandler" or " I bet there electricity bill is super high" 😂😂😂
😂😂 hahaha let’s gooo, mad love to you mate, thank you ❤️
And it’s not just for the gold. They lost their home. They just want their home.
Those trolls are also in the Fellowship of the Ring. We see them after frodo was stabbed by the Witch King...
14:03 just saw y'all know the tomb in moria in The fellowship of the rings is his fellowship takes place about 80 years after this. So balin is the one in the coffin when they have that fight with the troll and everything
I have enjoyed thoroughly several of your reaction videos for the past week now. Your dynamics are just like *French kiss* , marvelous!
when i got married back in 2003 my now ex wife and i had our wedding rings inscribed in elven "the rings that bind our love" on them but she left me 15 years later and ive long lost the rings
”Gandalf is a bit of a creep in this one isnt he” . That whole bit made me chuckle😂
So much memege in that sword unveiling. I saw that Ash. "Oh my God you took it out!" That's what she said.
"Mans got ladders on his beard"
It's for comments like these I subbed 😂😂😂
Have you yet to create a reaction video for the rest of The Hobbit movies? :)
I love watching you two...
OMG FINALLY 😭 Ive been wanting u guys to react to this after the lord of the rings. I kept checking your channel if u guys reacted to the hobbit. N now finally today is the day. I'm so happy, I was so excited I just went straight to the comments to tell u this before even watching the vid. I'll go react to your reactions now 🤣
Him being a dragon means he can most definitely understand the carnage and destruction he is doing 😭
They are dwarves. They love gold. They are obsessed with gold by their dwarvish nature.
Actually i have heard the Smaug voice in Iranian and it sounds epic as hell, it gives him that ancient vibes
"Be careful, you're going to chop your nose off," he says, right before wrapping his whole hand around the blade. xD
that sword is BEAUTIFUL. thank you for the reaction!!
I Absolutely Love this trilogy! I watch the extended edition's for both trilogies at least 3 times a year. I really hope you two finish The Hobbit trilogy, but definitely try to get the extended edition's. Keep Kicking Ass!
Love you Jason, thank you ❤️
-I have eaten a fish eye before
- what’s wrong with you ?!
- it just happened …
Love seeing you guys return to middle earth!! I would definitely recommend doing the extended for Battle of Five armies at least because the theatrical honestly feels unfinished, but I’m looking forward to seeing your guys’ thoughts on the rest of the series regardless. Best wishes! (Also, fun fact! When Bombur’s actor caught the egg in his mouth that was real, so everyone’s reactions there were genuine)
RE: Dwarves; Remember these are dwarves not men, dwarves are all about mining and Crafting using the resources that you can pull from the earth.
Men are more about farming and economic systems of trade etc
I know you're not watching the Extended Version.. but that would explain to you why Thranduil (The Elven King) decided not to help the Dwarves when Smaug attacked the Dwarves. There was a falling out scene shown in the extended version.
Azog 🦈 Motion Capture is The Undefeated Gaul Crixus!⚔️ Lol Awesome video and Reaction as always looks forward to grabbing one of those Awesome shirt's 🤘
Damn that Sword is dope! Proper mental..i shed a tear when i saw the sunlight shine on it😢👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙌
Haha, I can so relate to your glee of unwrapping the sword. The first thing I did when I moved into a flat of my own was buy me a sword (Sting) because since I was a teenager, I promised myself I would have a sword on my wall in my first flat. Now I have Sting, Snape's wand, and three lightsabers^^
Ash your Thorin impression was solid. Hannah, delightful as always.
Omg I love your reactions and banter!! "I could call him king too......good hair?" Hilarious! Can't wait for the next part and next movies. I've been a Lord of the Rings fan since the movies came out, read the books, including The Hobbit and love both Trilogies! Next movie there will be a character that Hannah looks like ;)
16:43 CRYYYIIINNNGGGGG “Gandalf 🤨What does Bilbo Baggin hate 😏”
At first I said I was going to hold off on the Hobbit movies, but here I am catching myself because it's just too enjoyable to watch you two.
Balin is the dwarf who's tomb the Fellowship found in Moria, where Gimli starts crying.
Over here in NC, USA, just got hit with the news I've got ONE MORE RADIATION TREATMENT 'till I can put the "big" C in the past! I'm sittin here with my Big-Boi A.J. watching ya'll and loving it! He put me on to you a month ago when I got here, and we watch every vid together since then at least a few times each. I'm gonna be home soon (a grown-ass-man with wife and kids!), but A.J. is gonna be here a minute longer (young man; wise soul; beautiful person). I just wanted to shout you folks out, and thank my young "fellow-baldy" for helping me. You should know that you helped him, will help him, and he and I and my kids are fans for LIFE. (A.J. you got this bud. See you next week my man!!!)
My brother! Your words and your story motivates the hell out of me to be more consistent and work twice as hard..I love you my brother , stay strong and beat the shit out of it..send love to your boy AJ from me ❤️
I've gotten more enjoyment from y'all's reaction to this movie than to watching it on it's own. Keep em coming! Edit: I left a like as soon as I heard the "Taking the hobbits to Isengard" btw. P.S. Y'all should check out Dune as well. Although it's best seen at a theater, I would love to hear your thoughts on it.
😂 LOVE IT MATE!! THANK YOU, YOU LEGEND!!
Ash……What dragons do you know about? All the dragons of D&D and fantasy lore are super intelligent. There weakness is vanity and greed. Smaug wanted the treasure of the Dwarven kingdom and he takes what he wants.
Smaug is the smallest of the Middle Earth dragons... And he's part of a bigger plan as well, but let's wait until later for that.
Gandalf is the strategist here. Every strategist has to be at least a little bit manipulative for their strategy to work.
The trolls will stay in stone for eternity. We see them in Fellowship of the Ring BTW.
At the very beginning of the first LOTR movie when Frodo tells Gandalf that he's been labeled a disturber of the peace, Gandalf says "if you're referring to the incident with the dragon.. all I did was give your uncle a little nudge out of the door.."
The beginning of this movie shows us what really happened..
Also, no the trolls won't turn back to normal.. we also see them in the first LOTR movie, right after Frodo is stabbed in the shoulder and Sam says "look Mr Frodo, it's Mr Bilbo's trolls"..
Never mind the reaction I'm about to watch; you got THE SWORD!!!! I nearly cried right there!! YES!
This looks like......Hobbit Disneyland. ITALY!!
Sorry to say but the trolls stayed permanently stone. They're in one of the scenes in Fellowship, i think it's when the Hobbits are with Aragon fleeing after Frodo had been stabbed by the Witchking.
Ash, my man, he kinda looks like Richard Armitage (Thorin). All he needs is the wig XD!..Really loved this and looking forward for more. Enjoy
Appreciate the love my brother, Part 2 is out tonight ❤️
fun fact Azog the defiler is played by Manu Bennet aka Crixus from spartacus lol
Peter Jackson had originally planned "The Hobbit" to be a two part movie. But the studio insisted on it being a trilogy. The movie therefore required a lot more "filler" text be written.
LOTR splits naturally into three parts - indeed the book is often sold as a three volume novel. "The Hobbit" book is much shorter and doesn't split naturally into two, let alone three, parts.
So it involved much more work for Peter and Fran to turn "The Hobbit" into a movie trilogy. And it shows with the movies being much slower paced and many of the scenes being overlong.
The hate between elves and dwarves
“One more time, one more time… aaahhhh” 😂
I've visited the Shire. Stood right infront of Bilbo's house. If you ever have the chance to go, do it. You won't regret it.
This is one of those series where you need to see the prequel first.
Just like reading the short story of the hobbit before the lord of the rings
You guys being excited etc makes me smile so much
Finally lol, The story telling in this movie is Golden.
The hobbit is underrated if you ask me….bit different from LOTR’s but great in its own right :)
Balin is the same dwarf that's buried in Moria when the fellowship goes there
A map of middle earth might be good to look at lotr starts out in the west and goes south southeast after Moria while the hobbit starts out in the west and north northeast of Moria. Also they explain the elf dwarf hatred more in the second one❤️
And the extended versions are kinda meh don’t really matter but def wanna watch the extended of the last one it makes it so much better
Oh ash. Once you start buying swords, you don’t stop.
“When did you eat a fish eye?” It just happened” 😂😂😂
15:33 that catch in the mouth wasn’t planned, the cast was just winging it and did that and him actually catching it is why they all celebrated it so much lol
As always your Reactions are gold brother. love it!!
Love you my brother ❤️