@@lunagrace2872 The elves in the books are actually a very funny bunch. E.g. they sang and made jokes about Bilbo when the Group first visited Rivendell. The Elves in the movies are much more serious.
what i love the most is that they don’t hold back their chaotic behaviors even thought they’re always in front of their king. just shows how chill thorin actually is
In the books he's even more relaxed, always being playful and optimistic, making kind of bro jokes with Bilbo and such, but being badass when he needs to be. Still thinking that looking he was performed serious the most of the time in the movies was a bit confusing to me but in the movie context it's kinda fitting.
@@TheSuperPlayer707In the hobbit he’s a more laid-back, if sometimes stuffy-in-a-comical-way, character, but in the Appendices and the Unfinished Tales he’s much more serious and proud and vengeful. I think the writers and actor drew from that portrayal.
The scene where they can't see that Bilbo's tryna save them from getting eaten by the trolls until Thorin has to point it out alwaysss getsss meee. Such perfection.
@@BitestheStuff oh wow. I forgot that they were that old. I should remember because I saw the battle of five armies with my partner when we started dating 😅
You have to appreciate how they could have precisely estimated durability of table so that they knew exactly one snack is enough to break it, but they couldn't, for the life of theirs, figure out simple latch on the doors
Bilbo: *clearly looks like he needs a minute * Bofur, in the cheriest voice imaginable: Abright flash of light, searing pain, and you're nothing more than a pile of ash! Bilbo faints Beorn: What are you? A traveling circus? Gandalf: You know what? Yeah, because they are all clearly clowns.
Gandalf's introducing the Dwarfs in ones and twos getting cut from the theatrical cut was the greatest crime against the book that I can never forgive.
The team: Biblo- the burglar and escape artist Thoin- the leader Balin- the brains and expert Dwalin and most of other dwarfs: the muscle Bofur: the healer Gandalf: the guide Kili: the elf seducer
James Nesbit as Bofur was a delight - he was the dwarf who was as silly as the rest, but you have to admit he was the most compassionate of the lot. He not only understood Bilbo's desire to leave the group in the first movie, but also helped him escape Thorin's wrath in the third film.
It's just a shame that out of 3 movies they all hardly had any character development whatsoever. I enjoyed the movies overall but was really excited to learn more about them all especially their tragic past
@P.J. Frost I agree. As much as I loved Encanto, the hobbit movies were so fun and expanded so much in what was....a kind of simple book. I read it again recently and was pretty surprised by how little there actually is in it.
@@Th3M4k40n The dwarves were one of the few changes I liked in the films over the books in their individuality and unique distinctness. They really should have played into this as it was one of their strongest strengths rather than giving us ridiculous over the top, nonsensical boring action (especially in the Third film). And obviously it should have taken precedence over all the cringe worthy bs Percy and Master stuff as well as Gandalf and Legolas’s side stories too despite my deep love for both of those latter characters. I just wish we got the return journey over the mind numbing action too, it was called there and back again for a reason ffs ahah. That could have been extremely deeply emotionally resonant to show a montage of Bilbo’s return journey and dinning with Beorn with all the empty seats and such. But ah well the first film is truly great imo and I still like the second enough which I used to prefer as a kid when it came out. Have always disliked the third though
The Dwarves' expression when meeting Beorn: - look friendly - look menacing/tough - look scared The polarity between Dwalin and Balin is crazy for two brothers!
People say that the Hobbit movies were trash, but I have some of the best memories watching them. Sure not as great as LOTR but still better than 95% of the movies out there.
First Hobbit movie is awesome, its just the whole deal started to flop the moment they introduced Tauriel and gave elves more and more screenplay. Dwarves are amazing creatures and characters, and its sad the trilogy that was suppoused to be about them got derailed (still great entertainment to watch tho, and 90% of the time you see dwarves being dwarves is great).
4:05 "We were on the road…well, it’s not so much a road as a path…actually, it’s not even that, come to think of it, it’s more like a track. Anyway, the point is we were on this road, like a path, like a track" 😆
You forgot the scene of Thorin not being able to see a giant ass staircase in a statue THAT HIS OWN KIN HAD BUILT AND CREATED? “You have keen eyes Mister Baggins.” BRO ITS LITERALLY RIGHT THERE 😭 Edit: Shoutout to the replies catching two things: -Thorin in the books did not have very good eye sight. (Probably what the line ‘You have keen eyes Mister Baggins’ was referencing’) -Hobbits have better eye-sight than dwarves
I believe it has more to do with the fact (although it is not really stated) that Thorin has a bad eyesight, rather than what the video title says :) Although it was still hilarious of him to act like he's never seen it in his life, so I do agree with you💀
@@lisjp6333 I think I read in the book (or on some LOTR’s lore) that hobbits have better eye-sight then dwarves as a whole. In the books at least Thorin was pretty old, but in the movies, I don’t think they ever mention or reference him having bad eyesight. But Gandalf does say in the movies hobbits have good eyes.
@fee foo that is true. Also Thorin was probably super nervous and anxious and was like bugging out the entire time lol. But I just thought to add it in since Thorin grew up in Erebor, and as a prince you would assume he would know his home inside and out.
martin freeman as bilbo baggins was fantastic, ive never seen a protagonist like him in fantasy media, hilariously practical compared to everybody yet somehow he still fits into the narrative and aesthetic.
@@JohnPeacekeeperto be fair he was trying to at least negotiate as peacefully as he could against someone he could reason with. Plus the dwarves would be in more danger than anyone else
Those dwarves are the reason I got the greatest praise I have ever got as a Dungeon Master. A friend that came out from watching the movie, giddy as all hell, was asked about it. "I didn't know what was going on, but it reminded me SO much of our adventures in D&D!"
You forgot the scene in which Oin says "He said he's an expert, hey hey!" or when Bilbo scouts for them in DOS at the beginning "Did they see you?" "What did I tell you, quiet as a mouse" and the dwarves babbling excitedly. God they're so stupid. I love them. Great vid! Exactly what I needed
"Think furnace, with wings. Flash of light, searing pain, then poof, you're nothing more than a pile of ash." - That line gets me every time and idk why
Gandalf when briefing the dwarves: "Alright, I need you all to go to this guy's house and act like the stupidest, weirdest idiots in the world... what do you mean, 'why?' BECAUSE!"
@@PhoenixPhantom1337 if you haven't already seen it, watch the extended versions of lord of the rings. so much gets cut from the theatrical versions - it doesn't do the films credit.
When I was young I did not know anything about lotr movies, but when the Hobbit movie came out I watched and then I became obssesed, then I watched the whole lotr trilogy and became more obssesed. I love this franchise. And to think some people hate Hobbit movies
People dislike them because the Hobbit movies ARE bad. Truly bad. You have to remember Tolkien isn't just "entertainment" for a HUGE portion of the fan base. Tolkien's writing is studied just as rigorously as religion and history by many (even though it's fictional). There are college courses on the study of Tolkien's work. Tolkien is taken pretty seriously by those who have been reading and studying Tolkien for decades. So yes, even when a more lightweight work like "The Hobbit" gets reduced to "amusing entertainment" that's 60% comedy, 25% action movie, and 15% "WFT?" the hardcore lifelong fan base isn't going to like it (if not be outright offended by it). I know a few people that can quote from "The Lord of the Rings" and "Silmarillion" just like a Theologist can quote from the Bible.
It is not so much hate, it is more dissapointment. LOTR were 3 large books that got 3 movies, while the hobbit was 1 small book that got stretched into 3 movies. And it suffers for it For one, many additions of stuff that was unnessecary, like the barrel river action scene, the forced love triangle between legolas-tauriel and kili. Oh and the heavy presence of Legolas who was never mentioned in the book and should have been a quick cameo at best. On their own the movies are alright, but if you know LOTR and the books. it is painfully obvious these movies got stretched out for money.
@@waynepurcell6058 In other words: Y'all are obsessed over books about a fictional world created for the main purpose of entertainment like most books. Y'all need to chill, it's just books, not a new gospel
@@bugcatcherjacky1334 Besides, in many regards the Hobbit movies are way better than the book. It might be a beloved classic, (and don't get me wrong, I truly love the book), but at times it's a bit like Noddy in Middle-Earth. It's kids stuff. Lovely, charming, endearing, well-written kids stuff with transparent and interchangeable characters, a simple quest, tons of narrative ellipses, caricatural villains that are ridiculed by the hero (the Spiders, Smaug), a good moral, etc., but kids stuff nonetheless. The biggest complaint one can make about the movies is that more often than not they don't respect the tone and the feel of the book. That's my biggest gripe with the movies. It has nothing to do with Tauriel, or the overabundance of bad CGI, or the lame humor, or the fact that the movies are bloated and way too long. It's about desperately trying to turn a lovely fairy tale into a dark, violent, and epic story.
I like to think that Hobbits are masters of shade. Subtly insulting you with a polite smile like grandma's inviting each other for tea and biscuits while trying to one up each other with their grandson's achievements. Meanwhile dwarves, as witty as they can be, like a more direct approach. Blunt remarks and literal interpretations of words. The perfect counter to Bilbo's snark. The reason they came across as so rude to him may have been due to their utter lack of understanding of Hobbit social cues and rules. I find that delightful.
😂 Okay, I kid you not, I read the first part of this with a light Bilbo-ish hobbit accent, and then unconsciously switched to a dark heavy dwarf accent, akin to Thorin’s, for the second part.
Their simplicity is its own beauty. It wouldn’t be Tolkien work without it. After all, it’s about more than the fantasy aspects and epic battles between good and evil.
The scene with the dwarves appearing two by two was so funny and had me cackling during the book scene. Also say what you may about the movies but the Lego game SLAPS
Thorin, Dwalin and Balin the war veterans. Thorin, Fili and Kili the royals. Thorin and everyone else are good with metals. Thorin and Balin the planners of the journey. Thorin carried this team before Bilbo lol
I read it translated as “die a fiery death” which is why Thranduil immediately starts talking about dragon fire. Thorin had to have mentioned fire somehow or that wouldn’t have come up.
@@w40k_rocks Now there's a lot more than that, if we're talking about faithful Tolkien representation. I've only watched two episodes, but would need more than two hands to count the times it has directly contradicted Tolkien's words
the fact that elves aren’t vegetarian but they gave the dwarfs vegetables just to piss them off
And some people say elves don’t have a sense of humor. I find them quite mischievous funny myself 😂
@@lunagrace2872 indeed
@@lunagrace2872 read this with gimmli's voice
@@lunagrace2872 The elves in the books are actually a very funny bunch. E.g. they sang and made jokes about Bilbo when the Group first visited Rivendell. The Elves in the movies are much more serious.
They are in _Eragon_
Kili saying "You must be Mr. BOGGINS!" with such utter confidence gets me every time.
And with the biggest, purest grin on his face, he's the epitome of :D
And Fili just like: Bro that's not his name, is it?
I refuse to believe he’s wrong in any capacity.
Golden Retriever energy ✨
The quick cut to Bilbo’s “NOPE,” and him slamming the door in their faces kills me every time.
the dwarfs radiate the biggest "me and the bois" energy on planet earth.
The beans being Smaug the Great and Powerful.
Dwarves*
*me and the dwarves at 2am looking for GOLD*
middle*
Planet Middle Earth*
Thorin and Balin collectively share the group's only working brain. It's brilliant.
Balin holds onto it for most of the time, Thorin occasionally borrows it
@@lissie7053 agreed🤣🤣
@@lissie7053 Haha so true! Poor Balin, I love him so much.
Bilbo Boggins, and Gandalf aren't dwarves, and like that they don't count in here, so actually, yep, I agree!
*Working neuron
I swear, that entire adventure had only five brain cells, and Bilbo had 3 of them.
And Balin had the other 2 and borrowed half or maybe 1 to Thorin on occasion
Don't forget about Gandalf
@@comfycabin124 Nah cuz Gandalf has his own pool of brain cells..he does not share them
@@Josku2411 fair enough
@@Josku2411eru had to give them to him
"You must be Mr. BOGGINS!"
"If there's a key... there must be a door"
"I lost my way... twice"
*The line of Durin everyone*
The best darn line to exist!
@@AngelicaDesjarlais Yes and its goneee😭😭
@@coldasifneveraskedthemoon7401 you didn't have to hurt me like this mane-
@@samanthual sorry😢
Durin: "Give me the meat, and give it to me raw."
what i love the most is that they don’t hold back their chaotic behaviors even thought they’re always in front of their king. just shows how chill thorin actually is
also a testament to just how little of a fuck the Dwarfs give to proper etiquette.
In the books he's even more relaxed, always being playful and optimistic, making kind of bro jokes with Bilbo and such, but being badass when he needs to be.
Still thinking that looking he was performed serious the most of the time in the movies was a bit confusing to me but in the movie context it's kinda fitting.
@@TheSuperPlayer707In the hobbit he’s a more laid-back, if sometimes stuffy-in-a-comical-way, character, but in the Appendices and the Unfinished Tales he’s much more serious and proud and vengeful. I think the writers and actor drew from that portrayal.
he's not that chill he's just accepts it
Sin contar cuando se bañaron en pelogas en las fuentes de Rivendel, alguien los vio ++
Galadriel: Why the halfling?
Gandalf: We needed at least one braincell.
😂😂😂😂
😂
Implying that he, a maiar, also didn't have one
@@cybernurgle6413 Touche 😆
😂😂😂
The scene where they can't see that Bilbo's tryna save them from getting eaten by the trolls until Thorin has to point it out alwaysss getsss meee. Such perfection.
Huge parasites
It even took him a few seconds to piece it together, what Bilbo was doing.
It shows how few brain cells they have
wE dON't HAvE pAraSiTEs yOu hAvE PaRasiTeS
"Ive got worms as big as my arms"🤣
i swear Martin Freeman is soo good at being annoyed and its absolutely hilarious
literally the most accurate comment ive seen on his performance as bilbo LMAO
I found out today that he's actually 51. The way he's styled as Bilbo makes him look so much younger to me for some reason 🤔
@@bekleedee He must have been in his early 40s or late 30s when they casted him then. The first Hobbit film is about 10 years old now.
@@BitestheStuff oh wow. I forgot that they were that old. I should remember because I saw the battle of five armies with my partner when we started dating 😅
I agree. xD
Fili's detective skills make Sherlock himself quiver in his boots
I think that a crack!vid I watched summed it up nicely;
Fili: If there is a key, there must be a door!
Bilbo & Everybody Else: No Shit!
Just what I was thinking. 🤣 And we love him for it.
Fun fact, smaug is played by Benedict Cumberbatch, who played Sherlock Holmes and Watson was played by the same guy who does Bilbo
Yeah even Watson notticed
@@bryanfan3175 Sherlock himself here lads
Fili: "If theres a key, there must be a door"
the line of durin everyone :D
Kili: "You must be Mr. Boggins!"
Thorin: "I lost my way, twice."
@@entfremdet_naz Dwalin: "We have a key, which means there is somewhere a keyhole"
I got this line in my Fanfiction, and my chatacter even thinks "drawfes are not one of the cleverest races in middle esrth"
Lol 🤣
Whait let me hold yer breath.
“I GOT PARASITES AS BIG AS MAH ARM” always gets me
Mine are the biggest parasites! I got HUGE parasites!
"He's infected! He's got worms... in his... tubes!?!"
I've read this in their voices XDD
Yeah 😂
Thorin has control of the group’s one brain cell most of the time
*most*, you're right 😁😁
🤣
No, Balin does. He occasionally lets Thorin borrow half of it
@@varalyn9714 yes 😭
Most of the time because Bilbo keeps it safe the rest of the time.
You have to appreciate how they could have precisely estimated durability of table so that they knew exactly one snack is enough to break it, but they couldn't, for the life of theirs, figure out simple latch on the doors
Dwarves: Loads of technical prowess; NOOO common sense whatsoever.
To be fair, they were being chased by a giant bear
Imagine being chased by a giant mutant bear. You wouldn't have the right presence of mind in that moment either
the real question is, how the hell did he got on the table?? Its way to high.
Bilbo: *clearly looks like he needs a minute *
Bofur, in the cheriest voice imaginable: Abright flash of light, searing pain, and you're nothing more than a pile of ash!
Bilbo faints
Beorn: What are you? A traveling circus?
Gandalf: You know what? Yeah, because they are all clearly clowns.
Think furnace, *_with wings!_*
Made me spat my drink with that comeback
I literally read that in their respective voices.
Gandalf: Very helpful Bofur
They share a single brain cell between them and Bilbo is holding onto it for safekeeping.
He took it as his share of the treasure
@@kingjensen8091 it’s his 1/16 claim
Just like the ring
@@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3
EXACTLY!!
@@kingjensen8091 Dammit, you took the words right out of my mouth.
Bofur has to be like the best dwarf imaginable, like even as a side character he still has the funniest scenes
THAT'S WHAT I'VE BEEN TRYING TO TELL MY FAMILY
nah gloin is
I grant you, Bofur could be quite delightful.
And he never talks until bofa which is hidden behind the director’s cut.
@@hunterrhoades1813 whats bof- the directors cut
Gandalf's introducing the Dwarfs in ones and twos getting cut from the theatrical cut was the greatest crime against the book that I can never forgive.
oh, so that's why I never seen this scene and a couple more... Can you say where can I watch the full film with all of the scenes?
@@sesesuzer yeah, that'll do.
@@user-dj1ss4rq1l did you know where? I can’t seem to find the extended version
@@potat19123movies website hv the extended editiob for the hobbit 2
3:28 Imagine a face of a guy who has been told to 3D model 13 naked dwarves just for 5 seconds of screen time
At 4:44 I like how none of them except Thorin can think hard enough to open the latch on the door
Took me all these years to notice that
So that's why he's the king xD
I would propably try to smash the door myself in this situation... 😅
It must be the panic, but even then you must remain calm and think things through
Lol I always thought that only Thorin and Dwalin were tall enough, but Dwalin didn't think to get the latch.
The team:
Biblo- the burglar and escape artist
Thoin- the leader
Balin- the brains and expert
Dwalin and
most of other dwarfs: the muscle
Bofur: the healer
Gandalf: the guide
Kili: the elf seducer
Oín (with the ear trumpet) would be the healer.
Nori (with the keepsakes) would be the backup thief.
@@martmeisterpaladin4074 I could swear Gloin is a banker lol
i think theres a chemist also
Fíli - the backup leader who gets less screentime than his little brother
Bombur and Ori: ambassadors
James Nesbit as Bofur was a delight - he was the dwarf who was as silly as the rest, but you have to admit he was the most compassionate of the lot.
He not only understood Bilbo's desire to leave the group in the first movie, but also helped him escape Thorin's wrath in the third film.
He also, didn't get mad at Bilbo when he said how they didn't belong anywhere. He was hurt, but was forgiving of the comment.
Bofur is one of the underrated characters he deserves more screen time
He was my favourite by far, I loved every scene he was in
This is such a well-casted group of dwarves. They all work together so well.
I've seen so many people ragging on the hobbit movies lately. I really enjoyed them.
It's just a shame that out of 3 movies they all hardly had any character development whatsoever. I enjoyed the movies overall but was really excited to learn more about them all especially their tragic past
@P.J. Frost I agree. As much as I loved Encanto, the hobbit movies were so fun and expanded so much in what was....a kind of simple book. I read it again recently and was pretty surprised by how little there actually is in it.
@@bekleedee it’s amazing what people realize is decent once something truly awful arrives.
@@Th3M4k40n The dwarves were one of the few changes I liked in the films over the books in their individuality and unique distinctness. They really should have played into this as it was one of their strongest strengths rather than giving us ridiculous over the top, nonsensical boring action (especially in the Third film). And obviously it should have taken precedence over all the cringe worthy bs Percy and Master stuff as well as Gandalf and Legolas’s side stories too despite my deep love for both of those latter characters. I just wish we got the return journey over the mind numbing action too, it was called there and back again for a reason ffs ahah. That could have been extremely deeply emotionally resonant to show a montage of Bilbo’s return journey and dinning with Beorn with all the empty seats and such. But ah well the first film is truly great imo and I still like the second enough which I used to prefer as a kid when it came out. Have always disliked the third though
I swear these dwarves are the embodiment of "He's not the brightest but he's got the spirit"
The Dwarves' expression when meeting Beorn:
- look friendly
- look menacing/tough
- look scared
The polarity between Dwalin and Balin is crazy for two brothers!
Gandalf just looked so thoroughly done with that nonsense 😆 I'm cackling
Question: are you an only child?
9:13
“SHOOT HIM!”
“WHERE?!?”
“IN HIS JAMBAGS!!”
“IT DOESNT HAVE ANY JAM BAGS!”
Gets me every time 😂
What even are jambags
@@jamie6603 Balls. Testicles. Scrrrrrrrrrrrrotum.
@@jamie6603balls
That's stupid actually, in first movie they hit one Stone Troll in to Balls and he was in pain. Another thing that movie forget that have
I think the only ball joke in movies i found remotely amusing
Bilbo: Have you smelt them? You're going to need a lot more than sage before you plate this lot up
Thorin's dramatic ass: ✨tRaItOr✨
the fact that most of them are Irish or Scottish just makes even more funny
Mainly Northern English and Scottish. I think only Bofur is Irish
It's great because irish and Scottish really do act like dwarves naturally
@@YodaOnABender my point exactly
@@witoldschwenke9492 don’t forget us northerners, we’re literally descended from Vikings lol
@@YodaOnABender Aidan turner (kili) is also Irish
"No, master Gloin, he's offering you food"
All the dwarves: "Quick conference, now!" 😂😂😂
*Emergency Meeting*
People say that the Hobbit movies were trash, but I have some of the best memories watching them. Sure not as great as LOTR but still better than 95% of the movies out there.
Especially the first movie
Never liked LotR, loved the Hobbit though
First Hobbit movie is awesome, its just the whole deal started to flop the moment they introduced Tauriel and gave elves more and more screenplay.
Dwarves are amazing creatures and characters, and its sad the trilogy that was suppoused to be about them got derailed (still great entertainment to watch tho, and 90% of the time you see dwarves being dwarves is great).
They aren't like the book, or even nearly as good. But they're still amazing j their own right
those people will complain about anything the hobbit was an amazing trilogy
4:05 "We were on the road…well, it’s not so much a road as a path…actually, it’s not even that, come to think of it, it’s more like a track. Anyway, the point is we were on this road, like a path, like a track" 😆
Bofur is the best!
It says that almost exactly in the book, which i love
me writing an essay
That's literally my thing in D&D. The amount of bosses I have pissed off.
And then we weren’t 🤨
‘That one there’s not bad’
‘That’s not an elf maid’
Lmao 🤣
An understandable mistake really.. 😂
Traps have been set 😆
How would Dwalin even know lol
I only (USUALLY, there do be exceptions) like women but IDGAF that elf could smash lmao
F**kin anime traps.
Nah the best line is
Bilbo: good evening
Balin: yes, Yes it is.
Gandalf literally used that against Bilbo when Bilbo said good morning to him.
This implies that the greeting of "Good morning/good evening" is localised to the shire, which is even funnier
You forgot the scene of Thorin not being able to see a giant ass staircase in a statue THAT HIS OWN KIN HAD BUILT AND CREATED?
“You have keen eyes Mister Baggins.”
BRO ITS LITERALLY RIGHT THERE 😭
Edit: Shoutout to the replies catching two things:
-Thorin in the books did not have very good eye sight. (Probably what the line ‘You have keen eyes Mister Baggins’ was referencing’)
-Hobbits have better eye-sight than dwarves
Nooo I really forgot that part😢
I believe it has more to do with the fact (although it is not really stated) that Thorin has a bad eyesight, rather than what the video title says :) Although it was still hilarious of him to act like he's never seen it in his life, so I do agree with you💀
@@lisjp6333 I think I read in the book (or on some LOTR’s lore) that hobbits have better eye-sight then dwarves as a whole. In the books at least Thorin was pretty old, but in the movies, I don’t think they ever mention or reference him having bad eyesight. But Gandalf does say in the movies hobbits have good eyes.
@fee foo that is true. Also Thorin was probably super nervous and anxious and was like bugging out the entire time lol. But I just thought to add it in since Thorin grew up in Erebor, and as a prince you would assume he would know his home inside and out.
Alternatively : for once Thorin just wanted to give Bilbo a compliment :)
3:39 he knew exactly how much more weight was needed to break the chair. Now that’s an engineer
martin freeman as bilbo baggins was fantastic, ive never seen a protagonist like him in fantasy media, hilariously practical compared to everybody yet somehow he still fits into the narrative and aesthetic.
8:15 “uhh i asked him!” literally makes me laugh every time
6:19 Gandalf's face just screams: "oh sh*t we're all going to die if they don't stop"
And Bilbo's there like "Yea, I know exactly how do you feel."
Gandalf: Brave enough to face a Balrog in a fight to the death
Also Gandalf: Terrified of the Dwarves being Dwarves in front of Beorn
@@JohnPeacekeeperto be fair he was trying to at least negotiate as peacefully as he could against someone he could reason with. Plus the dwarves would be in more danger than anyone else
😊@@barrydalton4743
Dwarves are the epitome of the phrase "Make yourself at home."
the dwarves were all cast amazingly
I can see why Martin Freeman pulled the finger so often on set
"Very helpful, Bofur..."
I'm picturing him answering with a cheery "Why, thank you."
He definitely would, and I love him for that.
Those dwarves are the reason I got the greatest praise I have ever got as a Dungeon Master.
A friend that came out from watching the movie, giddy as all hell, was asked about it.
"I didn't know what was going on, but it reminded me SO much of our adventures in D&D!"
That is so wholesome!! 🥹🥹🥹
They really do have D&D party fucking around as a bunch of whacky dwarfs energy whilst Gandalf feels like their ever suffering DM
*silence* “I’ve got parasites as big as my arms!”
Never fails to kill me
You forgot the scene in which Oin says "He said he's an expert, hey hey!" or when Bilbo scouts for them in DOS at the beginning "Did they see you?" "What did I tell you, quiet as a mouse" and the dwarves babbling excitedly. God they're so stupid. I love them. Great vid! Exactly what I needed
"Think furnace, with wings. Flash of light, searing pain, then poof, you're nothing more than a pile of ash." - That line gets me every time and idk why
Theink fernace on weings.
8:17 That scene cracks me up! 😂”By my beard is THAT THE TIME?!!!!!” 🥴😱
Pretty sure he says town not time but it sure sounds similar
@@devoncarter613 No, he says time. As in "Am I late?"
"Do we know each other?"
"No."
Gandalf when briefing the dwarves: "Alright, I need you all to go to this guy's house and act like the stupidest, weirdest idiots in the world... what do you mean, 'why?' BECAUSE!"
"If theres a key there must be a door"
"If theres a hole theres a goal"
Based
They weren’t hiring a burglar they were hiring the company’s only brain cell
2:45 'Does he offer us insult?!?' me when I hear a language I don't speak
bilbo went and read the terms and conditions only to click disagree
It still feels so strange but awesome to know that Graham McTavish, the man who played Dwalin, was the voice of Dracula.
and the Thorin's actor is the voice for Trevor Belmont!
For a dwarf who are known to be excellent smiths they are very lacking in the brains department
It's also because Dwarves think more with their hearts than they do with their brains.
Dwarves: Loads of technical prowess; NOOOO common sense whatsoever.
Masters of smithing and stoneworking...and absolutely nothing else
“You can’t reason with them; they’re halfwits!”
“Halfwits? What does that make _us?”_
So haapy to see many people still watch hobbits and lotr like me 😭😭😭😭😭so nice to see
Im watching the first hobbit rn and in gonna marathon the whole series. LOTR included
@@PhoenixPhantom1337 if you haven't already seen it, watch the extended versions of lord of the rings. so much gets cut from the theatrical versions - it doesn't do the films credit.
@@eduj where can I watch them?
The fact that beside all this I still love them regardless makes me finally understand how my parents feel about me.
When I was young I did not know anything about lotr movies, but when the Hobbit movie came out I watched and then I became obssesed, then I watched the whole lotr trilogy and became more obssesed. I love this franchise. And to think some people hate Hobbit movies
People dislike them because the Hobbit movies ARE bad. Truly bad. You have to remember Tolkien isn't just
"entertainment" for a HUGE portion of the fan base. Tolkien's writing is studied just as rigorously as religion and history by many (even though it's fictional). There are college courses on the study of Tolkien's work. Tolkien is taken pretty seriously by those who have been reading and studying Tolkien for decades. So yes, even when a more lightweight work like "The Hobbit" gets reduced to "amusing entertainment" that's 60% comedy, 25% action movie, and 15% "WFT?" the hardcore lifelong fan base isn't going to like it (if not be outright offended by it). I know a few people that can quote from "The Lord of the Rings" and "Silmarillion" just like a Theologist can quote from the Bible.
It is not so much hate, it is more dissapointment.
LOTR were 3 large books that got 3 movies, while the hobbit was 1 small book that got stretched into 3 movies. And it suffers for it
For one, many additions of stuff that was unnessecary, like the barrel river action scene, the forced love triangle between legolas-tauriel and kili.
Oh and the heavy presence of Legolas who was never mentioned in the book and should have been a quick cameo at best.
On their own the movies are alright, but if you know LOTR and the books. it is painfully obvious these movies got stretched out for money.
@@waynepurcell6058 In other words: Y'all are obsessed over books about a fictional world created for the main purpose of entertainment like most books. Y'all need to chill, it's just books, not a new gospel
@@bugcatcherjacky1334 Besides, in many regards the Hobbit movies are way better than the book. It might be a beloved classic, (and don't get me wrong, I truly love the book), but at times it's a bit like Noddy in Middle-Earth. It's kids stuff. Lovely, charming, endearing, well-written kids stuff with transparent and interchangeable characters, a simple quest, tons of narrative ellipses, caricatural villains that are ridiculed by the hero (the Spiders, Smaug), a good moral, etc., but kids stuff nonetheless.
The biggest complaint one can make about the movies is that more often than not they don't respect the tone and the feel of the book. That's my biggest gripe with the movies. It has nothing to do with Tauriel, or the overabundance of bad CGI, or the lame humor, or the fact that the movies are bloated and way too long. It's about desperately trying to turn a lovely fairy tale into a dark, violent, and epic story.
@@bugcatcherjacky1334 LOL
Will we ever have the same natural high as Bombur catching that egg in real time.
I like to think that Hobbits are masters of shade. Subtly insulting you with a polite smile like grandma's inviting each other for tea and biscuits while trying to one up each other with their grandson's achievements.
Meanwhile dwarves, as witty as they can be, like a more direct approach. Blunt remarks and literal interpretations of words. The perfect counter to Bilbo's snark. The reason they came across as so rude to him may have been due to their utter lack of understanding of Hobbit social cues and rules. I find that delightful.
😂 Okay, I kid you not, I read the first part of this with a light Bilbo-ish hobbit accent, and then unconsciously switched to a dark heavy dwarf accent, akin to Thorin’s, for the second part.
Their simplicity is its own beauty. It wouldn’t be Tolkien work without it. After all, it’s about more than the fantasy aspects and epic battles between good and evil.
3:47 If it's actually 2nd Age, the candle stick he's holding is between 3000 to 6000 years old and a priceless artifact.
"don't move" he tells the severely injured guy lololol
We all need friends like these...
Im not
"By Durin! You've lost your Axe!"
"No he's not! There ya go cousin"
"Ya know where you can stick that" 😂🤣
The hobbit would be a single film if the dwarfs were slightly smarter.
FR though😂😂
"It's supposed to look like that, it's crochet."
"Oh, and a wonderful game it is too, if you have the balls for it."
“we don’t have parasites, YOU have parasites!!!” lmaooo
My favorite is 3:35 !
Dwarves have a keen insight for architecture and structural integrity, so Bofur knew EXACTLY that the sausage would do that🤣
bofur best side character ever ngl
They may not be the best nor brightest of the lot, but they sure know how to be likable
I absolutely love the banter and chemistry between the dwarves, really one of my favorite parts of the movies.
The scene where they slowly reveal themselves to Beorn is funnier than the book, which is difficult to pull off!
Oh those last two scenes at the end were golden!!! 😂😂
You must be Mr Boggins😁
You must be Mr Boba Fett.
@@tombryant7069 I understood that reference
@@tombryant7069 You must be Mr Bobomb
*NOPE !*
@@tombryant7069 You must be Mr. Bond!
2:19 Throin has at least one
At the start of the book, Bilbo was a scared fool but at the end, he was brave and wise. The dwarves were petty and ignorant but not exactly stupid.
Dwalin- "Hit tem in the jam bags!" 😡
Kili - "He doesn't have any jam bags!" 😂
“YoU mUsT bE mR bOgINS” *thorin kicks them* “I’ve got a parasite as big as my arm! The biggest parasite you’ve ever seen”
The line of Durin, everybody!
0:30 that cut 😂😂😂
the "Made in Rivendell" is hilarious
How am I just seeing this now?!?! Dwarves are the best company to keep 🤣🤣
Agreed!
They really look like fun lads to be around.
No, no, no
jimmy nesbit really just plays the perfect northern irish man for this role
The scene with the dwarves appearing two by two was so funny and had me cackling during the book scene. Also say what you may about the movies but the Lego game SLAPS
"made in rivendel, second age... Couldn't give it away!" This is the best for shadowing ever done.
@@sesesuzer A recent amazon show has inspired me to make this comment.
@@AionAwakening I feel you, mate.
Thorin, Dwalin and Balin the war veterans.
Thorin, Fili and Kili the royals.
Thorin and everyone else are good with metals.
Thorin and Balin the planners of the journey.
Thorin carried this team before Bilbo lol
Poor Balin looks so done with the rest of them half the time...
"I'm too old for this, for fvcks sake"
I'd say Balin and Bofur are my favourite of the Company.
Once in a life time at the end is something beautiful
for anyone curious, thorin apparently told thranduil "îsh kakhfê ai’d dur-rugnul!” which means "may my shit be poured on your face"
Thats awfully polite
im gonna start using that now
I read it translated as “die a fiery death” which is why Thranduil immediately starts talking about dragon fire. Thorin had to have mentioned fire somehow or that wouldn’t have come up.
I swear Gimli said this exact shit to Haldir in Lothlorien 😭
@@manmoy4104 He does seem to be saying the same thing, though the pronunciation is slightly different.
all of them but thorin maxed out strength and constitution and dumped intelligence
You're forgetting Balin who had an age caused stat swap and now looks entierly done with the company like half the time
I love how we can all agree on the fact that the only one that has a fully functional brain is Balin and occasionally Thorin borrows it 💀
Still a more faithful Tolkien representation than Rings of Power. . .
Okay Issac Schmitt just because they have black people in the show doesn't make it bad
@@w40k_rocks Now there's a lot more than that, if we're talking about faithful Tolkien representation. I've only watched two episodes, but would need more than two hands to count the times it has directly contradicted Tolkien's words
@@mvh7762 more than 8
No it aint
B O N K 0:14
I cried for 15 minutes laughing!
DOnt care what people say, i enjoyed the movies
1:57 It's that "NO" to me
“He’s offering u food” dwarven discussion ensues
The Dwarves, doing some bullshittery in the elf fountain.. Pretty relatable XD