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No tricks here... just a new upload (FINALLY!)!! I am so curious to know what was added for these films vs what is original to the book!! I had a ton of fun with this one, but I think I liked the first one better so far!!! Can't wait to see how this trilogy ends!

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Neville

FIRST!! Can't wait to watch it!

Julian Ortiz

Hi teegen did you receive the package of the movie it should have arrived today

Dan M

Oh man! This couldn’t have come at a better time. I had such a crappy day at work and that smile on your face in the post just flipped my mood completely. Thank you! Can’t wait to watch this with you tonight!

Dan M

Hope this means you’re feeling better. So sorry you were down and out again. Your immune system has been through the wringer lately.

Baldemort

At the end of the day, im glad Peter Jackson came in to salvage the films and give it his best after Guillermo del Toro stepped away because creative schedule and location conflicts with the studio. We can count on him to be faithful to the world Tolkien built even if it means needing to get a little more creative from the book. Much like lord of the rings books, there are a lot of things in the LotR movies that are different, added or taken out. You'll enjoy getting to read the differences for sure. Battle of Five armies is my favorite despite it being the most different from the books.

Baldemort

Oh Teegan, Battle of Five Armies extended is Rated R. Compared to the theateical which is PG13. The only Rated R movie in the Lord of the rings universe so far lol.

Dan M

FYI…Smaug is voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch…aka Dr. Strange and Khan in Star Trek: Into Darkness. Great reaction, Teegan. Loved the look on your face when it was revealed that Legolas was holding a picture of Gimli.

Alexander Ocean

Hi! Would you ever be open to watching the new animated LOTR movie that came out?! It’s called “The War of the Rohirrim” and it’s streaming on Max!!!

Clay F

Also, looking forward to Django Unchained. And the 3 awesome series you have tentatively scheduled for April. Excellent content.

Riggo 82

Just wanted to give you a little background information about this film. Though, Legolas is Thranduil's son, he isn't actually a character in the book. Nor is Tauriel, who was created by Peter Jackson for the film. Their addition to the film adaptations was in part fan service, in the case of Legolas, and an attempt to add more side stories to pad the runtime. Which was something that Jackson himself would not have done had Warner Bros. not insisted on three films instead of two. Even though I'm not a fan of a lot of these additions I still think they're a fun watch. I'm glad to see you get so immersed in Tolkien's universe. And, don't despair when the film journey is over. Because the books are even better in my opinion.

SEAN ƴü KAY

Hopefully we get your reaction to the next one soon and not months down the road...glad to see you still enjoying middle earth

LiteWeight Gaming / Reacting

Hi Julian! I just got a notification from my PO Box that a few things came in! I’ll send you a message later today to confirm after I pick it up! 😊

LiteWeight Gaming / Reacting

I haven’t heard much about it, nor have I watched much that’s animated so it could be interesting to try!

Julian Ortiz

Okay hope you like the movie in there hope you can throw a few in the rotation for us members

LiteWeight Gaming / Reacting

Thanks! Django should be up later this week for you all! Tv shows are *slightly* delayed but we should catch up on them quickly once we start rolling

LiteWeight Gaming / Reacting

This is so interesting to learn. It seems like they really ran the gamut during the making of these movies. It’s a testament to Peter Jackson that they’re even as good as they are!

LiteWeight Gaming / Reacting

Well as long as these bout of pneumonia was finally my last illness of the winter we should be done by next week 🤣

Baldemort

Hey teegan be sure to listen to the credits in Hobbit 3. A fellow pippin returns to sing an original he wrote for the movie

Farbod

Tolkien wrote the Hobbit well before he wrote any other story set in this world. He actually rewrote the Hobbit several times, with some of the changes making it into later editions to fix the continuity with the rest of the stories. I have no issues with the additions, and I actually like both Legolas and Tauriel's inclusion. I think Tolkien would of enjoyed them.

Riggo 82

Yes, as I'm sure your aware "The Hobbit" films are quite controversial among fans. But, I think the vast majority of us agree that the world building by Peter Jackson remains present through all the films. It feels like Middle Earth. And, that's no small achievement.

scott osborne

the look on your face when gloin says that's my wee lad gimli it was quite the reaction

Eric Wallace

Great reaction! Also, that ed sheeran song hits when your sitting in the theater stunned that they just ended the movie like that

SEAN ƴü KAY

I just noticed -because you saying this- on Amazon prime it is listed as R but on max the extended five armies is listed as pg-13???

Squeesher

You can easily replace Smaug's last lines with "I am tired. I am...STRESSED" for Teegan :P

DragonWolf Entertainment

There is plenty to watch after the movies... Do yourself a favor and get the DVD or BluRays and watch the appendices. They are the most extensive "behind the scenes / making of" that i have ever seen. And they did them for both trilogies. You feel like you were part of the cast or crew after watching them.

Kevin

Thank you for the video. I love rewatching them and seeing your reactions. I felt one of the very important things Peter Jackson had to get right was the design and voice and dialogue of Smaug. I think him and his team nailed it. How he left just enough suspense of how he looks in the first movie. Then in this one slowly reveals how he looks in his domain. Using the voice talent of Benedict Cumberbatch. All of the little sounds and growls and moving around like he did was genius. That’s one of the reasons I loved these movies so much. They he had to get this narcissistic character, right. Looking forward to more of your reactions Teegan. Keep up the good work. Interesting fact, The Necromancer was also voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch

DragonWolf Entertainment

Damn. I knew i should have waited the full 2 months before saying anything. Don't want you to feel pestered. :P You had done almost the whole Rocky series since the last Hobbit, so i was getting worried. :[ Also, i still stand by my other suggestion...Make sure to watch the appendices that come with the DVDs and Blu-ray, of both trilogies. They are the best 'making of' I've seen, before or since. You actually feel like part of the production, and will bond with the films even more...if that's possible. ;)

LiteWeight Gaming / Reacting

No not pestered at all! I know it’s been too long. Life’s been crazy, YT copyright is wild so I’ve been debating just making it free here. So it’s been a long list of things holding it up!

DragonWolf Entertainment

Yeah, i understand all the pitfalls, and hoops reactors have to jump through, just to post... So no worries. ;) By the way.. I moved my support from here to you tube membership. Don't take it personal, i got rid of all my patreon subscriptions. (but only the special ones get a you tube membership out of me. ;] )

Yoshio

Jackson pulled the rug out from under the audience, but left us with this perfect, beautiful song that portends what is to come. Jackson requested that the lyrics be written from the viewpoint of a dwarf. You nailed some of the issues. Jackson was forced to make 3 movies from a single children’s book. He merged in aspects of another of Tolkien’s books, The Silmarillion (which is supposed to be made into new movies featuring Henry Cavil starting in 2028 👀), and created new stories, characters. Also the CG wasn’t considered as polished as LOTR. A prime example is the barrel scene which is actually very brief in the book and turned into a major part of the movie and a bit goofy at times. I hated it on first watch, but I’ve warmed to it as I now see the trilogy as a more kid-friendly entry (similar to the book).