Every scene with the dwarves in the hobbit was cringe
>imagine casting James Nesbitt in a holywood film
>Jackson showed his hackness
Cringe
Nicholas Campbell
Robert Howard
I wanted to write an hour long review of how bad it was but there is no need to. Jackson sums it up himself in the behind the scenes features. He had no time to plan the movie, it was trust on him after Del Toro was forced out, jackson trashed everything and started over, he was writing and planning while shooting. That's WHY it seemed like a B movie.
Eli Nelson
Were the movies as great as the Lord of the Rings? No. But were they still good and comfy? Yes, they were perfectly fine. I also think peoples negative perception of the movies has a lot to do with overhype after the first 3.
Dylan Mitchell
>It wasn't my fault
>Didn't have enough time
>Blame Del Toro
He disproved this with Mortal Engines and Lovely Bones. He's a hack.
Carson Reed
>Jew dwarfs who steal gold from oand
>get outed and walk the (desserts) as an exodus
>wizard helps you
>get invited to hobbit house
hobbit offers to help
>insult him further
>risks his life to help you
>continue to insult him
Were dwarves jerks?
Elijah Russell
What the fuck was that song about washing up? I know there's songs or poems or whatever in the book, but was that really the best song they could come up with?
Should have been some catchy chant that got stuck in your head for days, not some two note dirge
CHRIST HACKMAN SORT IT
Grayson King
>Jackson showed his hackness
He showed it with the ghosts in ROTK:
Joshua Green
I liked that Misty Mountains song scene. Was good foreshadowing of the adventure that awaits them. But then it turned out the adventure itself was absolutely shit tier and that Jackson is a hack. Still haven't seen the third movie because the first and second were such shitshows.
Jose Brooks
>But were they still good and comfy?
No. The book was good and comfy, not this trash.
Joshua Thompson
>That's WHY it seemed like a B movie
it's his natural state