The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies – First Time Watching – Movie Reaction – Part 1/2



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Our first time watching The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies. We finally get to start our Journey with Bilbo. We are so excited after watching The Lord of The Rings movies!

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00:00 – Intro
03:15 – The Movie

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37 thoughts on “The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies – First Time Watching – Movie Reaction – Part 1/2”

  1. Thanks R & T for knocking this one out. As usual, impeccable timing. Gives me a reason to break open another case of Bud later. Any ideas what your next series of films are going to be???

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  2. From what I understand, they only intended to make 2 films for The Hobbit. But VERY last minute, (towards the end of filming for #2 I believe) Peter Jackson and crew were told they needed to stretch what they had and make it into 3 films to match the original trilogy. Which explains why some moments drag in Desolation Of Smaug and why Battle Of The Five Armies was significantly shorter than the other films.

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  3. 2 things damaged the movie most. Alfred and his master. Completely unnecessary. And tauriel kili love story. Also throw in a bit too much cgi. Otherwise love the movies.

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  4. Regarding the runtime, this third movie was literally unfinished when the theatrical version was released, as they were so crushed for time they had to leave some sequences out in order to get the FX done by the deadline. The omitted scenes were mostly action sequences that could be dropped without affecting the plot. However, the brief battle between the Elves and Dwarves before the Orcs arrived was cut, which one could argue did change the story in a minor way. So this "Extended Version" is really what Jackson originally wanted the theatrical version to be, plus some added gore that would have had to be cut in theaters for a PG-13 rating.

    Also, to be fair, Thorin never actually promised anyone a share of the treasure hoard. He promised future prosperity as trade was resumed between the mountain and the lake. However, the lake men were well within their rights to demand compensation for the losses the Dwarves had brought upon them by waking the dragon. Had Thorin been in his right mind, he would have seen that.

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  5. The thing Galadriel uses to make the light when she "banishes" Sauron, is the Phial of Earendil – the gift she gave to Frodo (which Frodo and Sam then use in the cave/fight with Shelob). Always love your reactions, and glad to hear that you still find Tolkien's world better than others

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  6. The 3 elf rings are worn by elrond gallygirl, and gandalf. Some think it's weird for a human to wear one of the elf rings, but gandalf isn't human. He is a wizard that and the embodiment of fire. So the fire ring was a natural gift for the elves to give him.

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  7. Gandalf has one of the 3 elvin rings the ring of fire and ised its power to inspire the people of middleearth to help ,galadriael has the elvin ring of air ,and the third is heald by Elrond but you can't see them on there hands unless you hold another ring I'm pretty sure .the fellowship expect frodo only seen a wight light on galadriaels hand

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  8. In case you were wondering…

    "So began a battle that none had expected and it was called the Battle of Five Armies, and it was very terrible. Upon one side were the Goblins, Wild Wolves and upon the other Elves and Men and Dwarves.". – J.R.R. Tolkien. 😅

    J.R.R. Tolkien uses Goblins and Orcs interchangeably. The Goblin forces had Goblins from the Misty Mountains, Orcs from Gundabad and Orcs from Dol Goldur plus Giant Bats plus the afore mentioned Wolves/Wargs.

    On the good guys side you had the Elves of Mirkwood, the Men of Laketown and Dain Ironfoot and his clan of Dwarves from the Iron Hills, plus Gandalf, plus Bilbo, plus Thorin and company plus the Great Eagles.

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  9. Smuge was the last of the great fire drakes. None was recorded after this time in Middle Earth. Don't feel bad though. There is no such thing as a good dragon in the legendarium of Tolkien. Dragons were created by the first dark lord Morgoth as weapons of mass destruction. Morgoth was Suron's master before he (Morgoth) was thrown into the void by the Valar known as Tulkas.

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  10. Coulple of notes to help. Gandalf dose have one on the 3 elven rings. He keeps the ring of fire Narya. also when Galadriel was in her dark looking form that is her calling on her rings power. Her ring is the ring of water Nenya. The ring of air Vilya is keep by Elron. Suron must be pissed. The 3 elven rings was there before him and the nine and despite that he could not take them.

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  11. I'm surprised you didn't recognize Benedict Cumberbatch as Smaug. He didn't even use make up. 🤣

    The 3 elven rings are owned by Galadriel (air), Elrond (water), and Gandalf was given ownership of the ring of fire. I'm not certain but I thought Galadriel used the Air ring against weakened Sauron in the rescue of Gandalf when she was looking like a real bad-ass. If I'm wrong, I hope somebody will correct me.
    In LOTR (Fellowship) – the scene when Arwyn (carrying Frodo) crossed the river and dared the Nazgul to cross. Lord Elrond had used his ring of water to put a protection spell around Rivendell. Arwyn knew to call on that protection spell by the river. The look on Arwyn's face when the tidal wave of 'water horses' appeared was the look of surprise. Arwyn did not know the manner in which the protection would work.

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  12. Saruman was searching for the ring for himself for some time before the meeting in Rivendell. He was already corrupted just by studying the devices of the enemy. He didn't want Sauron disturbed because it might call attention to something that had lain dormant for 3000 years and he had hoped Sauron might lead him to the ring while still in a weakened state. He only helped to drive him from Dol Guldur to keep his own purposes hidden. It was too late anyway, as the Nazgul had already rebuilt Mordor and Sauron fled only to retake his realm there.

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  13. The reason, I think, other than special effects. For the Nazghul to look different. Is that they take a more Ethereal form where they are anchored. Since when they die, they return to their anchor point. In LOTR, they are physical as they are away from their anchor point. Which was Mordor, while here it's Dol Guldur, until Galadriel banished Sauron to Mordor, with all his minions.

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  14. Rob, you mentioned that you felt bad for Smaug and he could destroy many orcs, but he is a creature of evil, bred by Morgoth. Dragons were not neutral, natural creatures. They were utterly evil, corrupt, prideful and greedy. (Unlike in D&D, that has good aligned dragons)

    Gandalf's concern was that Sauron might enlist the help of Smaug to deploy against the free folk. This was part of the purpose of sending the group back to Erebor. Smaug's death probably helped the eventual fight against Sauron in Lord of the Rings.

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