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Kyranger 04-14-2011 06:15 PM

Start of Hobbit Production!!
 
Peter Jackson has unveiled the very first 10-minute production video from behind-the-scenes of the set of The Hobbit. Check out the video as the director goes back to Bilbo Baggins' Bag End, and get an official look at the first few days of shooting. Also, revealed is your first glimpse of the key cast on the set, including Andy Serkis, Ian McKellen, Martin Freeman and Richard Taylor of Weta Workshop, in which you also get to see some stunt preparation as well as weapon and costume work. Take a look! http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=76430

alatar 04-14-2011 06:43 PM

Sweet!

narfforc 04-14-2011 07:10 PM

Yeh The Hobbit Blog .......

Galadriel55 04-14-2011 08:38 PM

Kyranger, what would this forum do without you? You're the one who's keeping tabs on Th for all of us! :D


Is Jackson trying to be funny with the random comments about bones and such? (or maybe it's just my prejudice against him that makes me see bad in his every move)

At least they've started filming. That's progress. :p

Uch, I'm such a hypocrite! First I blame PJ for just about everything and say how bad he made the movies, but I'm excited to see TH come out!

alatar 04-15-2011 10:55 AM

PJ is a little odd, though still it is nice to see that TH and LotR will have continuity, at least in the sets (Bag End, Rivendell). And Gandalf's still Gandalf, whatever turns the other characters and storylines might take...

Thinlómien 04-16-2011 06:43 PM

I hate myself but I have to admit I'm excited... :D

Rumil 04-16-2011 07:33 PM

Too right Lommy!!!

Please just try and get it right this time PJ, or at least put the rubbish bits on different DVD sections that don't affect the plot, so I can flick past them.

The good bits of LoTR really were excellent in my view, the cinematography, Gandalf in the Shire, the Misty Mountains, the Balrog etc. what was annoying was how easy it would have been to get some of the rubbish bits right.

Someone should do an edited Tolkienite version of maximum canonicity, maybe one day it could be revamped in CGI to get rid of the elves from Helm's Deep and the ready-brek skeletons from the Pelennor Fields.

FlameofAnor 04-20-2011 12:06 AM

Excited!
 
Though I love Tolkien as much as the next guy...

(Oh, hi, Barrow-Downs user!)

... I admit that I love what Peter Jackson did with the films. It's ultimately true that if they stuck to a script that was 100% canon, that featured EVERY thing in the same order as Tolkien wrote it, it certainly would not have worked as a film (or three, as it were.)

I'm super excited to see him at the helm of 'The Hobbit.' I... am twitching with anticipation.

*twitch*

Kyranger 07-10-2011 07:39 AM

Here is the second of the Hobbit blog videos.

Galadriel55 07-10-2011 07:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kyranger (Post 658542)
Here is the second of the Hobbit blog videos.

WHAT?! They have a Radagast and an Azog and... URGH! But on a brighter note, some promising lovely scenery! And music...

Thank you Kyranger for the video!

narfforc 07-10-2011 08:29 AM

Can't wait to see what FILLY AND KILLY look like?

Morthoron 07-11-2011 10:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Galadriel55 (Post 658543)
WHAT?! They have a Radagast and an Azog and... URGH!

I believe you mean YRCH!

Tuor in Gondolin 07-11-2011 11:50 AM

I suppose with PJ you have to take the bad with the good.
The pluses are scenary, music, and generally casting (Gandalf
the Grey will be fine). Minuses include his absurd tamperings
with the plot and creating new characters.

I'm pretty sure he won't mess up the two key, and fun,
confrontations: Bilbo-Gollum and Bilbo-Smaug. At least
I'm kind of sure, well, somewhat so. :(


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