If only it were not so
If only it were not so
That he had have lived, and you had died in his stead (now is a time for Faramir, captain of Gondor, to show his quality)
Everyone here is talking about the movies but I’ll say book wise The Hobbit is a great read. I’ve probably read it more than the LOTR trilogy
Yeah the book is fantastic isn’t it
Except the Hobbit movies actually suck, and Faromir just isn't Boromir. Couldn't even die right.
The Hobbit clearly suffers from trying to force a 90 min movie into 8 hours. Someone on Lemmy mentioned that there was an edit (90 min, or 2 hrs maybe? ) that was fantastic. Haven't seen it though.
Idk, I liked the first one quite a bit, and the second one was mostly decent, all of my big issues are with the 3rd movie
Hobbit the book is a fun, whimsical romp and a prelude to LOTR, while Hobbit the movie is a miserable exercise in corporate franchise milking. The two are not the same.
I just bought the extended Hobbit 4K blue ray collection….is this a time for the Hobbit to show its quality?
It’s not perfect but it has Dwarves singing about dragons gold, Bilbo and Gandalf I’m happy to spend a few hours in Middle Earth
Once I finish the LOTR rewatch of course.
Now that you have purchased hobbit media, I would suggest looking into some of the fan edits that remove a lot of the cruft.
Personally, I feel the Cardinal cut is a much better, more true to the novel, edit of the series.
Thanks I’ll look into that!
I'm not a fan of the Hobbit movies nearly as much as LotR, but I do enjoy some of the scenes and recognize that if not for Peter Jackson we would have gotten either nothing at all, or someone other director's version with pieced together parts of what had been done. I actually like Del Toro's concept he was trying to do, but it was obviously too complex of a puzzle.
If this were truely accurate Faramir would be like three of the unfinished clones from Alien 4.
My books are spent....
fuckin. ded.