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Originally Posted by Galadriel55
Do you have a particular GoT character in mind, or is it just the general air around Thorin?
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Like I said, I haven't really seen it (except for a few glimpses, trailers, pictures etc.), so it's the general air.
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Yes, it could have. They could have ruined the scenery and the music. Then it would be as bad as it gets.
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True. But it isn't much (what I said about that being enough for a documentary about nature, but nothing else).
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Originally Posted by Lalwendė
An argument in favour of it being more epic can be demonstrated in the contrast between RTD era Doctor Who and Moffat era Doctor Who. The former was epic, the latter wanted to be more 'fairy tale' - and it just doesn't work as well especially when you are expecting 'epic'. I think to be 'fairytale' in film a modern audience just can't take it without hefty dollops of irony (see Stardust - one of my favourite films, incidentally) and I'd rather not have loads of irony in The Hobbit.
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I did not expect them to make a fairytale, but there still was the chance to preserve at least a bit of the atmosphere.