The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey was released December 14th, 2012 and stars Ian McKellen, Martin Freeman, Richard Armitage, Ken Stott, Graham McTavish, William Kircher, James Nesbitt, Stephen Hunter. The film is directed by Peter Jackson.
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Photo with Gandalf and the Goblin King
Sources: Entertainment Weekly
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Hobbitfreak2
Hello guys! New Hobbit is already online I have just finish watching it on hobbit2012.periodus.hu
great stream !!
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ROFLitschristian
Can't wait.
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the MovieGhost
It doesn't really matter to me @ghostman. I'm seeing whatever version my local theater has when it's released :P
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Bawnian©-Dexeus
@ghostman I'm going for the Hobbit, not the technology.
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Ghostman
@bawnian-dexeus I know my theater has it in 48fps. All you have to do is call them up and ask.
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Bawnian©-Dexeus
@ghostman That's assuming all theaters are equipped. Probably find out on day one
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Ghostman
@narrator@the-movieghost@thedude-abides@bawnian-dexeus
Question is will either of you be seeing it in High Frame Rate (48fps) or Standard Frame Rate (24fps)?
6 months agoby @ghostmanFlag
thedude-abides
You can take one look at this photo and tell it's going to carry a much more lighthearted feel, which I'm more than fine with.
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the MovieGhost
@bawnian-dexeus@narrator I'm just happy that they didn't tack "3D" onto the title somewhere...
6 months agoby @the-movieghostFlag
gandoff2169
@bawnian-dexeus Agreed. The wondrous world on screen is more then enough on 2D. 3D might be kool on certain scene like when the Trolls grab the Dwarves and such, but all on all not needed.
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Bawnian©-Dexeus
@narrator Nope. Lord of the Rings didn't need it, nor does Hobbit
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the Narrator
I was going to originally, @bawnian-dexeus. I planned on seeing it in 3D and in IMAX. Ha! Ended up treating my brother and sister to the film as well, so I downgraded to standard 2D. It's holiday season, after all, and no one has money. Funnily enough, I was offered free tickets to an advanced Monday night showing, but turned them down to watch the film with my siblings as is our tradition. As big a fanboy as I am, I'm surprised I turned them down. Yourself?
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Bawnian©-Dexeus
@narrator Seeing it in 3D?
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the Narrator
Why is that, @raoulduke33? I'm honestly just curious. If it's the designs of the Great Goblin and other characters, then know that they were done mostly in part by Del Toro. If it's the tone from the trailers so far, then that can't be helped as we're both aware the Hobbit is very colorful and contrasting with LotR. As such, we can't expect the films to be the same in tone.
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Raoul Duke
The more I see the more I worry.
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Bawnian©-Dexeus
I have a counter trap for this
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