Martin Freeman is a miserable meme actor that taints any role he infects, he utterly ruined what was already a bad set of three movies. Frick I hate him and these films.
And Bilbo is supposed to be a bickering miserable old git so it fits, and he looks young enough that most of the audience who haven’t read any books in their life will also enjoy seeing him on screen
the best actor and character, save mckellan/gandalf, in any of hackson's shitty adaptations >inb4 any of the hobbits >inb4 aragorn >inb4 legolas >inb4 galadriel >inb4 saruman
frick no
I'm convinced that footage was never meant for the movie and was just for the behind-the-scenes documentary or as an equipment test, but the post-production was such a shitshow they used it anyway
At best you could say partially responsible. My understanding always was that the studio brought him in last minute when del toro left (which what a piece of shit that guy is, always dropping projects). Peter comes in but can’t do the same thing he did with LOTR trilogy because of the timeline the studio was on, tons of stuff that he would have done practically became post production cgi. He looks miserable because he knew it was gonna be shit but there wasn’t much he could do.
that's the thing, i hate the hobbit movies as much as the next guy but i do give them a pass because they should have been way worse with the dumpster fire surrounding the production. iirc, jackson had about 3 months when he signed on after del toro ratted out before they were due to start filming and they had no finished scripts, storyboards, nothing. a lot of it was just made up as they were filming
then it sort of feels bad because it's a missed opportunity - you look at some the earlier designs they had, like for some of the orcs, and then you compare it to the cg shit in the movies and you go what the frick.
I've heard that part of the reason it looks so fake is that most of the effects were done in post rather than pre production to save time. Compare Lotr which had a full year of preparation before shooting one frame.
the studio basically forced Jackson to take over under coercion
MGM's financial trouble was delaying officially greenlighting the films even though they were deep in pre-production, Del Toro got sick of being jerked by the studio and the continuous delays were guaranteeing he'd miss his kids' entire childhoods so he quit in protest
the studio asked Jackson to take over, he said they'd need to effectively restart pre-production due to the wasted time, the studio said no and insisted on the existing release window, and implied they'd hire some stooge like Bret Ratner if Jackson wouldn't do it
the reason the set pieces look like shit and everything feels bloated and unplanned, is because they literally went in without a plan and had to wing it on the fly
To think that what we feel when watching the hobbit is what Christopher Tolkien felt when watching the pj trilogy. Did he live to see this abomination?
Chris only died a few years ago
the moment he was in the ground they signed off on Rings of Power and churned out several more History of Middle Earth books
Jackson had all the time in the world to make his King Kong remake and that was still slop. Similar problem of spinning out a fairly lean story into a massive meandering shitfest.
an unexpected journey is not slop. it has its weakest but it is ultimately the best of hackson's movies >inb4 fellowship
no. the world-bulding is nice, the threat is palpable but it still manages to fall flat as a movie
5 months ago
Anonymous
what the frick? have a nice day
5 months ago
Anonymous
Anon hates hobbits
Did u liked hobbits in fellowship?
5 months ago
Anonymous
Entirely wrong opinion
5 months ago
Anonymous
i frankly dont give a damn if any of the fellowship lives or dies save gandalf and gimli. so why would the movie excite me?
5 months ago
Anonymous
Providing more details of your incorrect opinion changes nothing
>Smaug looked like a dog so we had to change the design
Based. The serpentine design compliments the Tolkien dragons plus I bet it had to do with them thinking it was easier to get Cumbysnatch to crawl around on all fours like a freak and mocap the character instead of animating it.
>Jackson with even 1 year of preproduction could've saved these movies.
Could he really though? The studio mandated that entire shitty Elf/Dwarf romance bullshit with the "Twilight" styled non-bearded Dwarf. They literally stated in interviews that's why the two youngest dwarves didn't have beards, to draw the Twilight" crowd in to ogle the "hot" men. Twilight truly did ruin everything.
to be fair the book is not very adaptable. You need some sort of setup for the guy that kills the dragon, and some build up for the battle of five armies. Maybe two 90s minute movies. 3 is stretching hard. Only one would feel rushed unless it was hours long.
5 months ago
Anonymous
>to be fair the book is not very adaptable.
True. It's build up as a Dragon slaying story, then in the final part Dragon gets kill by a stray arrow, while we suddenly get a random battle out of nowhere.
5 months ago
Anonymous
I always thought it was bizarre how the whole story was about uniting the dwarves kingdoms to maybe have a chance at beating the dragon and taking Erebor back but instead shit just hit the fan and they happen to beat the dragon flying by the seat of their asses.
5 months ago
Anonymous
>I always thought it was bizarre how the whole story was about uniting the dwarves kingdoms to maybe have a chance at beating the dragon and taking Erebor back but instead shit just hit the fan and they happen to beat the dragon flying by the seat of their asses.
The "uniting the dwarves' kingdoms with the Arkenstone" was added so that the plot would make sense, like Bilbo's added altruistic motivation to help the dwarves get their home back. In the book, the whole burglary scheme is completely nonsensical to the point that Smaug even points it out and nearly mindcrushes Bilbo, and Bilbo's motivation is just "ADVENTURE!!!" even though the mission is barely less suicidal than Frodo's.
5 months ago
Anonymous
>while we suddenly get a random battle out of nowhere.
A battle that we never saw in the books since Bilbo got smacked in the head and only wake up after all shit was done. The book is also super rushed from beginning to end, sometimes it feels like some parts were cut. Home-dwarves-gollum-dragon-bigbattle-homeagain!
>Del Toro got sick of being jerked by the studio and the continuous delays were guaranteeing he'd miss his kids' entire childhoods so he quit in protest
IIRC at the time some of his family were kidnapped by cartels in Mexico
>under coersion
just say no
They pulled a lot of israeli bullshit on him basically forcing him to direct or go bankrupt. He wanted to produce only, to gave the chance to a new director and also have less work, the original trilogy nearly killed him. He worked on that for like one decade, sleeping three hours a day during shootings and so on.
Also that anon forgot to tell the whole cast was fricked by the delay, that's why people like McKellen, Cumberbath and Freeman did shit all during the Hobbit years, they had to keep a free slot in their schedules for the Hobbit movies which basically forbid them to work.
This is the shit that Jackson really likes. He was bound during LOTR by an actual story, even though he slipped in his autism when we could. With a lack of story to fill screentime he was allowed to do this crap.
god i hate modern cinema. it would have taken less money to hire couple log balancing athletes and send those madmen down a rapid on some props, but the problem is with infinite money its just easier to make video game action setpieces since it takes no vision or problem solving or creativity, all you need is a lot of money and 5000 pajeets
I think the problem is that Hollywood in general will not make movies with low stakes. It's not enough to go on a journey to get treasure, there have to be orcs hunting the characters every step of the way. Same problem that Voyage of the Dawn Treader movie had. It's not enough to explore cool islands, there has to be an overarching giant threat where the white witch comes back again.
you pathetic jackson apologist Black folk will kvetch about le rushed production and shit, and then ignore these elaborate bollywood-tier sequences, carefully put together in there by jackson. how did he have time for this?
where can I find it? does it delete the elf romance and the necromancer, and laketown, and five armies battle shit? Honestly the first movie is perfect up until the last bit. The prologue, dwarves showing up, trolls, riddles in the dark, couldn't be done better. The encounter with smaug is also good and thorin's paranoia is also decent (I don't remember how paranoid he gets in the book).
To think that what we feel when watching the hobbit is what Christopher Tolkien felt when watching the pj trilogy. Did he live to see this abomination?
>insane scrutiny
You have to delve into autism to find good things, not bad. The bad is right there in the visuals I don't want to look at and the boring filler that I don't want to watch.
These movies kinda sucked but you are correct, everyone here is an autistic moron >wahhhh the picture is TOO BLUE >it used to be YELLOW >I can totally tell that dragon is CGI and not real
Insufferable homosexuals, the lot of you.
Look, I know I'm a fricking autist but what was going on with these movies? They all look like somebody applied a bloom effect to the footage. It never looked in focus, and the green screen effects looked abysmal. Am I the only one who sees this? Am I going crazy?
you can tell PJ liked the effect because he did an in-camera version during scenes in LOTR, being all-digital on the hobbit made it too easy to just add it everywhere
the 4K remaster actually looks vastly better, since it was mastered at 24 fps (PJ having long conceded high-frame-rate was a failed gimmick) everything blends more naturally and even the green screen stuff doesn't look as bad
hell even James Cameron has admitted HFR on Avatar was a fail that made it look worse and only used it during select bits in Avatar 2
>hell even James Cameron has admitted HFR on Avatar was a fail that made it look worse
When?
The original Avatar didn't even have a HFR version until 2022, and it was only for a few scenes.
>Son, if they ever adapt the Hobbit to the silver screen make sure they include Legolas head scissoring an orc of a bridge. >It would be fricking sick.
Everytime I see the goblin cave scene I immediately compare it to Moria in FotR. None of the goblins feel threatening in the slightest compared to the original trilogy. The only good part in the last half of the movie is Bilbo meeting Gollum. Frick, it's like the only good part at all. It takes them like an hour just to get out of the shire.
>oh no barrels the movie is ruined
Peter Jackson has ideas once in a while that just don’t work out (brontosauruses, barrels) but it’s not like this one kind of dumb sequence ruins the movie.
What I thought was stupider than anything at this part was that Legolas gets killed TWICE in like 30 seconds but is saved once by Thorin Oakenshield and again by the girl from Lost. Like come on Legolas fricking look alive buddy.
The Lord of the Rings Audiobook Soundscape by Phil Dragash:
https://archive.org/details/the-fellowship-of-the-ring_soundscape-by-phil-dragash
https://archive.org/details/the-two-towers_soundscape-by-phil-dragash
https://archive.org/details/the-return-of-the-king_soundscape-by-phil-dragash
The Hobbit Theatrical Audiobook by Bluefax:
https://archive.org/details/the-hobbit-bluefax
The Quest of Erebor from Unfinished Tales by Bluefax:
The Children of Húrin read by Sir Christopher Lee:
I legit enjoyed Andy's readings, EXCEPT for the Treebeard bits in Two Towers. a literal 45 minute stretch of him speaking in the worst most obnoxious voice imaginable
him doing Gollum but with Tolkien's original dialog was worth the price of admission
>film is bad
>lets make it worse
Bravo Peter.
>plebbitors don't understand pure, unaltered KINO
Colour me surprised
What a shit casting for bilbo
this. he should stick to sitcoms. one day that stupid homosexual is going to be M or Q in a Bond movie
Who would've been a better choice?
Unironically anyone else.
Agreed. Absolutely terrible choice
Martin Freeman is a miserable meme actor that taints any role he infects, he utterly ruined what was already a bad set of three movies. Frick I hate him and these films.
i liked him in fargo and sherlock
Nah he's perfect as Bilbo.
And Bilbo is supposed to be a bickering miserable old git so it fits, and he looks young enough that most of the audience who haven’t read any books in their life will also enjoy seeing him on screen
Hate his face and demeanor
tbf his only good role was in ali g indahouse
the best actor and character, save mckellan/gandalf, in any of hackson's shitty adaptations
>inb4 any of the hobbits
>inb4 aragorn
>inb4 legolas
>inb4 galadriel
>inb4 saruman
frick no
have a nice day unironically
Martin Freeman is proof you don't need to know how to act in order to be an "actor."
Worst actor I've ever seen
Those are some nice looking barrels.
elves make some good shit
I'm convinced that footage was never meant for the movie and was just for the behind-the-scenes documentary or as an equipment test, but the post-production was such a shitshow they used it anyway
>seeing Peter Jackson's and Ian McKellen's pure misery in the behind the scenes footage
>pure misery
Peter is partially if not fully responsible for this
At best you could say partially responsible. My understanding always was that the studio brought him in last minute when del toro left (which what a piece of shit that guy is, always dropping projects). Peter comes in but can’t do the same thing he did with LOTR trilogy because of the timeline the studio was on, tons of stuff that he would have done practically became post production cgi. He looks miserable because he knew it was gonna be shit but there wasn’t much he could do.
that's the thing, i hate the hobbit movies as much as the next guy but i do give them a pass because they should have been way worse with the dumpster fire surrounding the production. iirc, jackson had about 3 months when he signed on after del toro ratted out before they were due to start filming and they had no finished scripts, storyboards, nothing. a lot of it was just made up as they were filming
then it sort of feels bad because it's a missed opportunity - you look at some the earlier designs they had, like for some of the orcs, and then you compare it to the cg shit in the movies and you go what the frick.
Yeah it's just depressing to watch compared to the LOTR appendices
Why was he so sad?
He didn't get to make a fourth movie
He knew he couldn't change how shit the movie turned out to be
>sad about his own ideas and how poorly they were directed
this was his fault tho?
He went too far in a few places
Why couldnt he capture the same cinematic style of LOTR with hobbit bros? What went wrong? I still thought hobbit was above average.
Peter deserves everything this was his hackshit to begin with
Lord of the Rings was a decades-long passion project. Hobbit was a months-long project without any passion.
I've heard that part of the reason it looks so fake is that most of the effects were done in post rather than pre production to save time. Compare Lotr which had a full year of preparation before shooting one frame.
the studio basically forced Jackson to take over under coercion
MGM's financial trouble was delaying officially greenlighting the films even though they were deep in pre-production, Del Toro got sick of being jerked by the studio and the continuous delays were guaranteeing he'd miss his kids' entire childhoods so he quit in protest
the studio asked Jackson to take over, he said they'd need to effectively restart pre-production due to the wasted time, the studio said no and insisted on the existing release window, and implied they'd hire some stooge like Bret Ratner if Jackson wouldn't do it
the reason the set pieces look like shit and everything feels bloated and unplanned, is because they literally went in without a plan and had to wing it on the fly
Chris only died a few years ago
the moment he was in the ground they signed off on Rings of Power and churned out several more History of Middle Earth books
Exactly.
Jackson with even 1 year of preproduction could've saved these movies.
Jackson had all the time in the world to make his King Kong remake and that was still slop. Similar problem of spinning out a fairly lean story into a massive meandering shitfest.
an unexpected journey is not slop. it has its weakest but it is ultimately the best of hackson's movies
>inb4 fellowship
no. the world-bulding is nice, the threat is palpable but it still manages to fall flat as a movie
what the frick? have a nice day
Anon hates hobbits
Did u liked hobbits in fellowship?
Entirely wrong opinion
i frankly dont give a damn if any of the fellowship lives or dies save gandalf and gimli. so why would the movie excite me?
Providing more details of your incorrect opinion changes nothing
literally not an argument
This isn't an argument
no argument means you're wrong b
>t. wrong
yep that's the intellectual level of hackson fans
Fun fact, in theaters for the first movie, we dont see Smaug but he does in fact have 4 legs, you can see it when he enters Erebor.
It was a good choice
Why didn't they move the limbs more the side like a salamander?
>Smaug looked like a dog so we had to change the design
Based. The serpentine design compliments the Tolkien dragons plus I bet it had to do with them thinking it was easier to get Cumbysnatch to crawl around on all fours like a freak and mocap the character instead of animating it.
yeah moronic four legged chinese dragons make no sense.
good choice, that looks moronic
FFS Peter, just make his body longer.
The fact that the fricking font for the movie titles changed for 2 and 3 triggered my autism SO hard.
>Jackson with even 1 year of preproduction could've saved these movies.
Could he really though? The studio mandated that entire shitty Elf/Dwarf romance bullshit with the "Twilight" styled non-bearded Dwarf. They literally stated in interviews that's why the two youngest dwarves didn't have beards, to draw the Twilight" crowd in to ogle the "hot" men. Twilight truly did ruin everything.
Is this meant to be some form of rebuttal, you schizo?
No way. It's 100 page children's book dragged into three three hour long movies. It can not work.
to be fair the book is not very adaptable. You need some sort of setup for the guy that kills the dragon, and some build up for the battle of five armies. Maybe two 90s minute movies. 3 is stretching hard. Only one would feel rushed unless it was hours long.
>to be fair the book is not very adaptable.
True. It's build up as a Dragon slaying story, then in the final part Dragon gets kill by a stray arrow, while we suddenly get a random battle out of nowhere.
I always thought it was bizarre how the whole story was about uniting the dwarves kingdoms to maybe have a chance at beating the dragon and taking Erebor back but instead shit just hit the fan and they happen to beat the dragon flying by the seat of their asses.
>I always thought it was bizarre how the whole story was about uniting the dwarves kingdoms to maybe have a chance at beating the dragon and taking Erebor back but instead shit just hit the fan and they happen to beat the dragon flying by the seat of their asses.
The "uniting the dwarves' kingdoms with the Arkenstone" was added so that the plot would make sense, like Bilbo's added altruistic motivation to help the dwarves get their home back. In the book, the whole burglary scheme is completely nonsensical to the point that Smaug even points it out and nearly mindcrushes Bilbo, and Bilbo's motivation is just "ADVENTURE!!!" even though the mission is barely less suicidal than Frodo's.
>while we suddenly get a random battle out of nowhere.
A battle that we never saw in the books since Bilbo got smacked in the head and only wake up after all shit was done. The book is also super rushed from beginning to end, sometimes it feels like some parts were cut. Home-dwarves-gollum-dragon-bigbattle-homeagain!
>under coersion
just say no
>Del Toro got sick of being jerked by the studio and the continuous delays were guaranteeing he'd miss his kids' entire childhoods so he quit in protest
IIRC at the time some of his family were kidnapped by cartels in Mexico
They pulled a lot of israeli bullshit on him basically forcing him to direct or go bankrupt. He wanted to produce only, to gave the chance to a new director and also have less work, the original trilogy nearly killed him. He worked on that for like one decade, sleeping three hours a day during shootings and so on.
Also that anon forgot to tell the whole cast was fricked by the delay, that's why people like McKellen, Cumberbath and Freeman did shit all during the Hobbit years, they had to keep a free slot in their schedules for the Hobbit movies which basically forbid them to work.
IS THIS CINEMA
Eh, it's better than marvelslop at least
Is it?
It's creative, I'll give it that
Definitely. But that isn't saying much
not really
yes
it's way better. marvelslop is torture
This is the shit that Jackson really likes. He was bound during LOTR by an actual story, even though he slipped in his autism when we could. With a lack of story to fill screentime he was allowed to do this crap.
>hire animators
>surprised when they give you a cartoon
Honestly surprised at the amount of effort
>I could save The Hobbit right now...
god i hate modern cinema. it would have taken less money to hire couple log balancing athletes and send those madmen down a rapid on some props, but the problem is with infinite money its just easier to make video game action setpieces since it takes no vision or problem solving or creativity, all you need is a lot of money and 5000 pajeets
action cinema is fricking dead
and you can just redo the whole scene if their focus groups don't like it
Do they all have padding under their clothes to look stockier
all except the half-elf mutt
no he's got padding, it's around his waist
I can hear Roller Coaster Tycoon sounds while watching this
oof madone it looks terrible
What a difficult travel to Epstein island.
Kino
that was dope
I think the problem is that Hollywood in general will not make movies with low stakes. It's not enough to go on a journey to get treasure, there have to be orcs hunting the characters every step of the way. Same problem that Voyage of the Dawn Treader movie had. It's not enough to explore cool islands, there has to be an overarching giant threat where the white witch comes back again.
you pathetic jackson apologist Black folk will kvetch about le rushed production and shit, and then ignore these elaborate bollywood-tier sequences, carefully put together in there by jackson. how did he have time for this?
This. When will you idiots get it through your thick fricking skulls that LOTR was a fricking flook and Peter HACKson was always shit
You guys are literal cuckold sissies.
Hobbit trilogy, LOTR trilogy and King Kong are Christ-level kinos.
As a geography gay I am especially triggered by the totally artificial regularity in the width and shape of the stream
saw the fancut, that version is better than towers and return
It's still 2 hours too long. The intro is okay, but mostly because it apes Fellowship the hardest.
where can I find it? does it delete the elf romance and the necromancer, and laketown, and five armies battle shit? Honestly the first movie is perfect up until the last bit. The prologue, dwarves showing up, trolls, riddles in the dark, couldn't be done better. The encounter with smaug is also good and thorin's paranoia is also decent (I don't remember how paranoid he gets in the book).
To think that what we feel when watching the hobbit is what Christopher Tolkien felt when watching the pj trilogy. Did he live to see this abomination?
you guys are picky homosexuals that are worse than women. these movies were great
>visually ugly
>awful pacing/padding
>miscast
>turns up everything bad about pj lotr to 11
what is there to like?
its just a fricking movie man, whats with the insane scrutiny.
>insane scrutiny
You have to delve into autism to find good things, not bad. The bad is right there in the visuals I don't want to look at and the boring filler that I don't want to watch.
>its just a fricking movie man
you are on a fricking film board you gigaautist cretin
These movies kinda sucked but you are correct, everyone here is an autistic moron
>wahhhh the picture is TOO BLUE
>it used to be YELLOW
>I can totally tell that dragon is CGI and not real
Insufferable homosexuals, the lot of you.
What the frick was Jackson smoking when he made these movies
Look, I know I'm a fricking autist but what was going on with these movies? They all look like somebody applied a bloom effect to the footage. It never looked in focus, and the green screen effects looked abysmal. Am I the only one who sees this? Am I going crazy?
you can tell PJ liked the effect because he did an in-camera version during scenes in LOTR, being all-digital on the hobbit made it too easy to just add it everywhere
the 4K remaster actually looks vastly better, since it was mastered at 24 fps (PJ having long conceded high-frame-rate was a failed gimmick) everything blends more naturally and even the green screen stuff doesn't look as bad
hell even James Cameron has admitted HFR on Avatar was a fail that made it look worse and only used it during select bits in Avatar 2
>hell even James Cameron has admitted HFR on Avatar was a fail that made it look worse
When?
The original Avatar didn't even have a HFR version until 2022, and it was only for a few scenes.
>Lord of the Rings dress women up as men
>The Hobbit dress men up as women
Peter's fetish
>nnnnnNNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOO THIS CHILDREN'S BOOK ADVENTURE STORY MUST BE GRIMDARK AND SERIOUS LIKE MY MARVEL
>NOTHING HAS TO MEAN ANYTHING OR HAVE ANY QUALITY OR EFFORT GO INTO IT JUST DO WHATEVER WHO CARES
>marvel
>grimdark
>serious
even shitposting used to be better
>most intelligent amazon shill
I miss QTEs
This video game shit is exactly why every single one of Jackson's movies are complete butcheries of the material. Tolkien is rolling in his grave.
>Tolkien is rolling in his grave.
Tolkien has been rolling in his grave since Christopher Lee wasn't chosen as Gandalf.
>Son, if they ever adapt the Hobbit to the silver screen make sure they include Legolas head scissoring an orc of a bridge.
>It would be fricking sick.
i love how long it goes on also he does a pro wrestling move on the orc
the goblin cave scene is much worse.
Everytime I see the goblin cave scene I immediately compare it to Moria in FotR. None of the goblins feel threatening in the slightest compared to the original trilogy. The only good part in the last half of the movie is Bilbo meeting Gollum. Frick, it's like the only good part at all. It takes them like an hour just to get out of the shire.
Anyone have the webm of the gopro?
Bless you so much
Only seen the M4 edit; I refuse to believe this is real.
The Maple Edit also has one of the GoPro scenes and I don't know why.
i refuse to believe that is real
That would be the logical conclusion yes, but it is 100% real lol
I saw this in the cinema and I was dumbfounded
It's like we are there in the world
Does anyone have the test footage version of this scene that looks like a GameCube cutscene?
It takes a higher than average intelligence to appreciate the LotR movie adaptions.
every shot of this movie has this weird glow or bloom.
what were they thinking?
>oh no barrels the movie is ruined
Peter Jackson has ideas once in a while that just don’t work out (brontosauruses, barrels) but it’s not like this one kind of dumb sequence ruins the movie.
What I thought was stupider than anything at this part was that Legolas gets killed TWICE in like 30 seconds but is saved once by Thorin Oakenshield and again by the girl from Lost. Like come on Legolas fricking look alive buddy.
The Lord of the Rings Audiobook Soundscape by Phil Dragash:
https://archive.org/details/the-fellowship-of-the-ring_soundscape-by-phil-dragash
https://archive.org/details/the-two-towers_soundscape-by-phil-dragash
https://archive.org/details/the-return-of-the-king_soundscape-by-phil-dragash
The Hobbit Theatrical Audiobook by Bluefax:
https://archive.org/details/the-hobbit-bluefax
The Quest of Erebor from Unfinished Tales by Bluefax:
The Children of Húrin read by Sir Christopher Lee:
The Silmarillion read by Philip Buckler:
I tried listening to Andy Serkin's reading. What an insufferable homosexual he is. Just read the book Andy.
I legit enjoyed Andy's readings, EXCEPT for the Treebeard bits in Two Towers. a literal 45 minute stretch of him speaking in the worst most obnoxious voice imaginable
him doing Gollum but with Tolkien's original dialog was worth the price of admission
>doing Gollum but with Tolkien's original dialog was worth the price of admission
Whoa that sounds kino…
if you want to see what you think of it, here's the Gollum chapter from the Hobbit audiobook
daaaaamn that’s kinography right there
>I legit enjoyed Andy's readings
oh yeah? listen to him singing the misty mountains song
I don't know why but that image is fricking hilarious