The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

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andrew H @andrew512 May 7 not as enjoyable as the first two. See more Theo J @RT44151379 May 6 You know. This had a better ending than Lord of the rings. But honestly, both franchises are tied with five stars. So it’s not a whole lot better. It’s just a slight better. I honestly think this is worth watching. I may be different than most people. But I think this has a better ending than Lord of the rings. Only in the slight edge. Anyways, Peter Jackson. Please make a remake of both trilogies in the future. I would love to watch six movies of The Hobbit world. Yes Lord of the rings did had better story and more depth and more better animation. It is the better movie, because the battle of the third movie for the war. Is longer than Lord of the rings. But that’s my feedback. See more Douglas E @RT50442544 May 3 The first film in this trilogy I didn’t like that much, but the second one and this one I really enjoyed. The elves stand out in everything; besides being immortal, they are very skilled. Legolas is my favorite character across all the films in The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings trilogies. See more Intellectual G @Intellectual Mar 31 Would have been better with the Hulk or John Cena, still not bad. See more Tyson D. @Spudsprout Mar 16 (Overall Rating: 4.33/5) (Masterpiece) ----- (Cinematography/Atmosphere: 4.5/5) This felt like a true LoTR film. It felt like middle earth. The titular battle was epic! --- (Storyline/Plot: 4/5) The best of the 3 Hobbit films as the story goes. It ties most things up nicely but leaves some loose ends. --- (Acting: 4.5/5) 3rd in a row where Martin Freeman stole the show. But honestly there was no bad acting. --- (Character Quality: 4/5) I'm just dissapointed that half the dwarves in Thorins company were forgettable. Everyone else was different enough to be interesting though! --- (Entertainment Value: 5/5) The action picks up from the start and holds steady throughout. Even when not in the battle, the tension is strung tight! --- (Expectations vs. Reality: 4/5) After feeling let down during the second film this one recaptures those lost feelings. I'm not sure 1 book needed to be strung out through 3 movies though. See more Ben B. @Boldbravebigbenbrown Mar 9 No film can ever come in ahead of, or even close to on par with the original LOTR trilogy, but Jackson did A LOT (with the aid of a gargantuan budget) to position this as a Tolkien adaptation that holds its own in Middle Earth canon. A stunning cast and tight storyline keep the viewer excited and anticipating about what's around each new corner. The visual and practical effects are fantastic, and the script is well thought out and remarkably true to the novel on many levels. I know this movie is a classic because my 5, 8, and 10-yr-old boys were glued until the final scene fades out and bouncing in their seats with excitement during its most intense scenes. This film was done thoughtfully and intensely and is an important part of the film versions of the Tolkien epic. Watch this with your kids while your Tolkien-scholar wife makes cupcakes in the kitchen. See more Read all reviews

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