Star Cast: Matrin Freeman, Ian, Richard, James, Ken, Cate, Hugo and
Andy.
Director: Peter Jackson.
Producer: Fran
Walsh, Peter Jackson.
Duration:
170 Minutes
For all
those who do not know The Hobbit:
An Unexpected Journey is
the first part of “The Hobbit” trilogy by J.R.R.Tolkien.
The movie starts with older Bilbo Baggins narrating
the adventure journey which he undertook 60 years back. Cut to Dwarf King Thror
discovers city of gold and other precious metals “Erebor” in the heart
of a mountain. This finding makes Dwarfs powerful at the same time makes
darkness creep in the form of “Smaug” the Dragon. Smaug destroys city of
Erebor driving Dwarfs for their lives.
Thorin grandson
of Thror is all set to reclaim the city of Erebor with the help of 12 other
dwarfs and the man himself Gandolf. To complete the team Gandolf ropes in Bilbo
Baggins as burglar and sets towards the mount of Erebor.
On the
way the group encounters Azog's the leader of the Orcs, also known as "The
Pale Orc,". Fighting against Azog and his army Gandolf & his team
seeks refuge in Elven stronghold of Rivendell where in the team meets Elrond, Galadriel
and Saruman the White.
Gandolf
explains Elevn’s that a strong back force is creeping up the woods and Radagast
The Brown has hinted about it. After the help form Elrond in reading a
secret map, the dwarf team moves on in the quest for Erebror.
How Dwarf
team and Gandolf counters Azog and his army, Bilbo Baggins encounters with ring
and the Gollum you have watch out on a big screen.
Coming
to the most talked about aspect of movie, the making with 48FPS personally has
not impressed me. The quality of the movie is immaculate but the drawback has
been, some scenes end up being rushed (the scenes where in Smaug attacks Erebor)
which takes away the beauty of the movie. I would have preferred the movie in normal 3D.
Beautiful
locations, Peter Jackson direction, well crafted action and some fine performances
will definitely add on the movie. The length of the movie is the only drawback I
can name so.
All in
all if you are a fan on LOTR you would definitely enjoy the movie. If you are
not, still try it you will not regret it.
Rating: 4/5
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