Bilbo Baggins, a hobbit enjoying his quiet life, is swept into an epic quest by Gandalf the Grey and thirteen dwarves who seek to reclaim their mountain home from Smaug, the dragon.
Martin Freeman
as Bilbo Baggins
Ian McKellen
as Gandalf the Grey
Richard Armitage
as Thorin Oakenshield
James Nesbitt
as Bofur
Ken Stott
as Balin
Sylvester McCoy
as Radagast the Brown
Barry Humphries
as The Great Goblin
Dean O'Gorman
as Fili
Aidan Turner
as Kili
Graham McTavish
as Dwalin
Andres Gomez
Peter Jackson creates the same world that he already shown us in the LOTR, but that's not the only thing he repeats. He also repeats ripping Tolkiens book into a sucession of endless races and actions scenes with orcs falling everywhere and several "inventions" that mess the beautiful story creat...
GeekMasher
An other great master peace has been added the the Lord of The Rings collection. This movie was an excellent example of how great actors, an amazing story and a beautiful world can be produced in such an excellent way. Peter Jackson has out done his self by creating this great film. There are differ...
Matt Golden
Over a decade after a little-known director from New Zealand managed to con New Line Cinema into giving him $300 million to make a trilogy based on JRR Tolkien's seminal fantasy (and long considered unfilmable) work The Lord of the Rings, the cinematic landscape for fantasy has changed drastically. ...
r96sk
Of course off the level of its <em>'The Lord of the Rings'</em> predecessors, but I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed <em>'The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey'</em>. It has good lure to it, the plot is more than interesting, it features pleasant callbacks and - like LOTR - looks exquisite. As for th...
Peter McGinn
There is no doubt that Peter Jackson does a great job bring Tolkienβs fantasies to life, much better, I imagine, than anyone must have assumed when they heard about the Lord of the Rings series way back when. I must confess that I donβt like them as much as I enjoyed reading the books. I am sure ...