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Parmawen 11-06-2005 10:35 PM

Corny Animation "Battle Scene"
 
Who here has seen the old animated version of the Hobbit, where all the characters look like little smurfs? More importantly who has seen the "intense" battle scene at the end of the movie? My family stayed up till midnight watching it, waiting for the promised scene...only to discover that it was really just a drawn cloud of dust. Such a disappointment has not been felt in my family since...well, ever! :D Did anyone see this version? And was anyone else left feeling slightly disappointed at the end of the film?

Celebuial 11-07-2005 04:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Parmawen
animated version of the Hobbit

I wasn't aware there was one?????!!!!!!! I don't suppose you could give me more info could you? Title/director/studio/release date or something?

bilbo_baggins 11-07-2005 08:25 AM

I know the movie you're talking about Parmawen and actually I love the movies. Especially the really cheesy songs. lol.

FYI, Celebuial, the animated movies "The Hobbit" and "The Return of the King" were from Warner Bros. Studios, produced by Arthur Rankin and Jules Bass and directed by same. Both came out in the late 1970's and are hard to find nowadays except in enthusiasts collections. My parents and siblings hate me watching them, but I can't help myself. I love 'em.

Sadly enough my first introduction to J.R.R. Tolkien was by watching the animated "The Hobbit." Please don't laugh too hard.

Elrian 11-08-2005 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Celebuial
I wasn't aware there was one?????!!!!!!! I don't suppose you could give me more info could you? Title/director/studio/release date or something?

The Hobbit is available on dvd from places like Amazon.com, or can be ordered by your local video store. As mentioned above it was made by Rankin/Bass in the late 70's. Amazon also offers the set of the 3 (Hobbit, LoTR,&RoTK from the late 70's, early 80's). :smokin:

Lush 11-08-2005 07:37 PM

I've only seen bits and pieces of that one. It's a cult classic.

The thing about cult classics though is that they don't always achieve that status while being any good. "Glitter," anyone? ;)


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