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The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey [Extended Edition] FULL Reaction (Patreon)

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2025-02-28 18:45:18
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2026-06

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I LOVED THIS SO MUCH AND I AM SO SO GLAD TO BE BACK IN THIS UNIVERSE!!!!!!

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Dan M

Yes!! Back to Middle Earth we go!! I know this trilogy gets some slack from some people for not being what the original trilogy is (phenomenal), and maybe they’re right. But I love it just as much…it’s still a lot of fun, the music is just as awesome, all the emotional feels are there. And its still got Ian McKellan as Gandalf. Can’t wait to dive into this with you.

Eric Wallace

This is an unexpected journey, I was thinking you'd finish up the matrix trilogy first

Alex Gorell

Idk why but I actually enjoy these movies more than the original trilogy.

Farbod

Nice!!! Been waiting for this! You've quickly become one of my favorite reactors.

Baldemort

RIP to Ian Holm who played original Bilbo Baggins. Past away shortly after his role in this movie.

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2026-11-06 03:00 I just found you and man where have I been all this time lol I LOVE your passion and love for these stories and it makes me more excited to watch them with you. Can't wait to see more!
2025-02-28 23:57

ReadySalted

I think lotr was so good, it was such a hard act to follow especially as they used more CGI for characters rather the proper costume and makeup. Also some people had issues with the way it was filmed at 48 FPS instead of the standard 24. Anyway I still love these films just, they're just fractionally worse than the first trilogy

Dan M

Better late than never, right? Just think of the fun you’ll have catching up with her catalog.

TeeZee22

Her passion, her intelligence, and her ability to perceive things are all elite! That makes her reactions unmatched by anyone.

scott osborne

Balin is Gimli's cousin not uncle words from Gimli in fellowship "my cousin Balin would give us a royal welcome" Fili and Kili are the sons of Thorin's sister, Dís. making him there uncle IV BEEN LOOKING FORWARD TO THIS REACTION SOME are right and some morons are completely wrong about this not being better or just as good as lotr the reason why most say its not as good is cause they are used to the characters of lotr but thats just what i think and not even with 10,000 men could you convince me it is folly the internet is full of poisonous fume

Baldemort

Here is the honest truth, even if these Hobbit movies were not loved when they first came out, they were still the most bad ass fantasy to come out at the time. Nothing comes close to these fantasy epics still do this day. Then came Amazons Rings of Power, which made Hobbit movies look like Shakespeare masterpieces. Best to avoid that show. The show runners think JRR Tolkien is a racist and that they could do his work better than him.

Riggo 82

While I don't like "The Hobbit" films nearly as much as the LOTR trilogy, it still feels like the same universe. Unfortunately, there's just less material to work from, with "The Hobbit". Peter Jackson felt this story could be told in two rather than three movies but WB's overruled him. A lot of new material had to be added to the original story to pad the runtime and stretch it into three films. But, even though these films have their issues, I still rather enjoy them. Minus a few added elements that is.

Baldemort

lets not forget, Guillermo del Toro was originally set to direct The Hobbit film series, but left the project in 2010 well after production and filming began. Peter Jackson then took over as director to come and "save" the poject. The choice to make 3 movies was already set in stone. Peter Jackson did his best to fix the mess that was left for him under the scope of WB. While the movies deviate heavily from the books after the first movie, at least it still has the charm of Middle Earth the Tolkien envisioned.

Kaleb Barker

Horray! A great start to the weekend. I loved this reaction! Going to have to find time to squeeze in a second viewing later, as while I watch LOTR on the regular, I haven't seen the Hobbit movies since the extended cuts first came out on Blu-Ray, so I feel like I missed a lot of the reaction due to paying more attention to the film than I usually need to.

Eric

Gloin is Gimli's father

Baldemort

Teegan, be sure to listen to the credits of the last 2 hobbit movies. Trust me, youll love it just as much as the original trilogy. The last movie has Billy Boyd (Pippin) singing an original he wrote for Hobbit 3.

Robert da Spruce

Definitely the right choice watching the LOTR trilogy first. If you watched these first, it would be like starting the Starwars films on episode one 😄 Looking forward to the next film!

Riggo 82

All true. And in WB's defense, all three films were financially successful. But, I personally can't help wondering how they would have turned if Jackson had been given the time and autonomy that he clearly deserved.

BoostLife

Keep some things in mind as you watch this trilogy. 1. Peter Jackson did the best he could with the time and demands that were given to him..... 2. Originally there was enough content / the plan was to make 2 movies but Peter Jackson was told it HAD to be a trilogy thus forcing him to do many things some good some bad. 3. Shooting and post production and such for all 3 movies was more or less on a very tight timeline demand and in some cases rushed . As in bad CGI like King Thror...

Baldemort

Yeah, I mean WB screwed over Peter Jackson so much, he was in the writing room with the writers making the scrip for scenes about to be shot.

Jayson Phillips

Watch rings of power to see the history of Moria

Oles Dunay

Why am i seeing a blurry picture without any sound instead a film? And why quality is like 360p most of the time?

Randolph Tirazona

It IS a Great Show! It's why everyone should experience 'every' movie/show/etc. it is for 'the experience.' Yes, everyone should experience "The Hobbit" first and then LotR, but it rarely happens. Yes the production was changed, demanded to be 3 movies when one or two would have sufficed. There is also 'the connection' to the show! When a movie makes you feel that connection... It is priceless! I have loved the books from 79, but love the movies much more. Thank you! Can't wait for the rest!

Kevin

Just wanted to say thank you for the full reaction of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. I’m so looking forward to The Desolation of Smaug and Battle of the Five Armies. All 6 of these movies are amazing. If you ever get a chance watch it with the commentary with Peter Jackson and the writers. They have so much input on how they made this into such a beautiful world on the screen. Also the making of these movies will answer so many of your questions you have. Keep up the good work.

Myth Oceanas

At the time Peter Jackson said the first movie, was pretty much the same. The 2nd movie was split into two parts. That’s why the next two are so slow and add way more non-book components.

Myth Oceanas

A bad mixed of version of the history where they blend the first through third age lore together so they can prop up the rest of the timeline issues.

Brian Scarbrough

These films get a bad rap. Part of it is the extra material introduced. Beyond the story in the Hobbit, they added a lot about the council and the Necromancer and stuff going on which wasn’t in the The Hobbit but was loosely adapted from material in the appendix of The Lord of the Rings books. While it adds to the Hobbit story, I like it because it provides context from the bigger picture of what’s going on behind the scenes.

Gandalf@Quidditch

Another great reaction. Others have pointed out some of the contextual issues surrounding the production of what eventually became a Trilogy. Overall, it's a great set of films—especially enjoyable if you loved LOTR. Although I can comfortably say that these films are canonical (and some elements in the films are as canonical as they can be—i.e., Far Over the Misty Mountains), the quibbles I have are some of the same that other Middle-earth lovers have. The best way of summarising it is that, to quote Bilbo, it feels "thin, sort of stretched, like butter scraped over too much bread.” This is especially true of the second and third films—particularly in contrast to the richness and profundity of the LOTR. That said, as I study Middle-earth and Tolkien further, I am increasingly sympathetic to the way that Peter Jackson and Co. chose to approach the adaptation. In fact, besides a few quibbles (totally unnecessary Hollywood-style stuff that I am convinced Tolkien would have hated, and they could have easily changed to maintain the spirit of the LOTR films), I doubt that there is much they could have done to improve them. You picked up on the child-like levity in the film. This is something that I am increasingly inclined to think Peter Jackson did really well, given the constraints on him. It was an impossible task, given the source material (i.e., The Hobbit as a kids' book)—and the fact that LOTR was made first (although I am happy that it was made first). All up, I love watching these. Thanks again for an insightful reaction.

Greg In East TN

You amaze me! I've seen this movie many times and never picked up on the pine cones at Bilbo's and the pine cones in the trees. NZ is really quite a small island, so they probably used some of the areas over and over, especially if they go easily access it with trucks and logistics. The effects are really great (especially considering how old these are now). If you want to go back in history to see distant relatives of dwarves, elves, etc., you need to watch The Rings Of Power on Amazon Prime. A lot of people don't like them, but they add a whole bunch of backstory to these 6 movies. Going to the next one now. :)

Greg In East TN

Once upon a time, back when I was a young man, there was a band called Led Zeppelin. Some of them were big Tolkien fans and they included references to Middle Earth in a lot of their songs. Here is one, since you mentioned the Misty Mountains. Enjoy :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bb9pjvfLanY

Stefan Au

He sang it yes... but I think it was either Philippa Boyens or Fran Walsh who wrote it - at least it was a colab with Billy Boyd