Alright, let's get down to it, The Hobbit - Battle of the Five Armies!!
This is peter Jackson's at his best which was inspired from Tolkien's works. a very busy action packed movie which is the leanest of all middle earth film it comes in at 2hrs11mins with Bilbo's last hurray to build up the tension with other dwarfs 3d is brilliant as you see the dragon I didn't see the last one in 3d so I let myself down as I would have loved more off the dragon in 3d with king Thorin and the rest of the 13 to help claim the lost city eirbor which had its dangers and very perilous situations they had along the way to this is there last stand after the dragon left the lonely mountain valuables behind so they could defend it but with the mountain comes a responsibility to for friendship, love despair and hope with Bilbo journey helps others to believe and not get caught in greed which could lead every one into danger but any way with the lake town we see from the last film the dragon was on his way there we see a very scary situation with these scenario this part has amazing 3d effects so we see Gandalf the Grey withering and the great sauron with his solders on top of the dark prison being help by a few old middle earths friends 3d is amazing here but scary with the all seeing eye from mount doom. so as the city of eirbor is getting reddy for treasure hunting there is a big battle coming with orcs elves birds and loads of humans and elves to fight this turns in to a a hour long battle but not boring it keeps things fresh as legolas and his girlfriend keep fighting in trilling battle but there is a twist in hers that I wont say but its very good fighting scenes its a thrilling finally of one last time I really liked the inclusion of Legolas and and how PJ cleverly linked 'The Hobbit' as a prequel to the LOTR series ian mckellan is good but he didn't get much time like LOTR but this wasn't about his journey that the hobbits and I really would watch it again, for the visuals and the fact that it is the last goodbye to Middle Earth 10/10 a classic old school film for the ages and this film should take in America for 3days about 85million which is would be a record opening for both LOTR and the hbbits if people go see the bridge between the two tolkins books one last time
This is peter Jackson's at his best which was inspired from Tolkien's works. a very busy action packed movie which is the leanest of all middle earth film it comes in at 2hrs11mins with Bilbo's last hurray to build up the tension with other dwarfs 3d is brilliant as you see the dragon I didn't see the last one in 3d so I let myself down as I would have loved more off the dragon in 3d with king Thorin and the rest of the 13 to help claim the lost city eirbor which had its dangers and very perilous situations they had along the way to this is there last stand after the dragon left the lonely mountain valuables behind so they could defend it but with the mountain comes a responsibility to for friendship, love despair and hope with Bilbo journey helps others to believe and not get caught in greed which could lead every one into danger but any way with the lake town we see from the last film the dragon was on his way there we see a very scary situation with these scenario this part has amazing 3d effects so we see Gandalf the Grey withering and the great sauron with his solders on top of the dark prison being help by a few old middle earths friends 3d is amazing here but scary with the all seeing eye from mount doom. so as the city of eirbor is getting reddy for treasure hunting there is a big battle coming with orcs elves birds and loads of humans and elves to fight this turns in to a a hour long battle but not boring it keeps things fresh as legolas and his girlfriend keep fighting in trilling battle but there is a twist in hers that I wont say but its very good fighting scenes its a thrilling finally of one last time I really liked the inclusion of Legolas and and how PJ cleverly linked 'The Hobbit' as a prequel to the LOTR series ian mckellan is good but he didn't get much time like LOTR but this wasn't about his journey that the hobbits and I really would watch it again, for the visuals and the fact that it is the last goodbye to Middle Earth 10/10 a classic old school film for the ages and this film should take in America for 3days about 85million which is would be a record opening for both LOTR and the hbbits if people go see the bridge between the two tolkins books one last time