Edmond Dantès said:Score as well, if (of course he will) Howard Shore can produce the goods again.
Is it confirmed that he's doing it again?
These pictures look amazing so far. Haven't read the Hobbit yet, not sure if I'm going to...
Edmond Dantès said:Score as well, if (of course he will) Howard Shore can produce the goods again.
Confirmed a while ago.Jangocube said:Is it confirmed that he's doing it again?
These pictures look amazing so far. Haven't read the Hobbit yet, not sure if I'm going to...
Edmond Dantès said:Dáin hasn't been cast yet, in fact there's been no mention of the character as of yet. He'll almost certainly will be in the Hobbit films though as Azog has been cast and we all know what Dáin did to him.
MrCheez said:Oin and Gloin (Gimli's father) via Comingsoon.net! http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=79596
Well so much for the beard complaints! They look freaking fantastic.
Really can't believe they are revealing so much so soon, but damn if it isn't exciting!
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Yeah, I agree.Galvanise_ said:Hmm. It is odd that we haven't heard about his casting yet. Then again, they are probably filming the Battle of Five Armies stuff right near the end. Everything else (designs etc) need to be in place before they even consider filming that.
Wonderful.lcbrus said:Another video has been posted on the the Hobbit Facebook Page.
https://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=10150314562706807
Zeliard said:So, I haven't read The Hobbit since I was like 10. Does Aragorn/Strider make an appearance in it? Can we expect Viggo's awesomeness in either of the two Hobbit movies?
Loxley said:
Tobor said:Nope.
Seconded.Amir0x said:you should go to New Zealand sometime
it's amazing
Amir0x said:you should go to New Zealand sometime
it's amazing
Zeliard said:
This. And for the love of god go to fiord land. Milford Sound <3Amir0x said:i mean it just motivated me to go because i'm such a LOTR geek but really New Zealand is worth visiting, LOTR tourism or not. It's so fucking beautiful. One of the most beautiful natural places I've ever been to.
Amir0x said:i mean it just motivated me to go because i'm such a LOTR geek but really New Zealand is worth visiting, LOTR tourism or not. It's so fucking beautiful. One of the most beautiful natural places I've ever been to.
Zeliard said:Pewp. Coulda sworn I read something about him possibly appearing in the second film. I think it actually came from him too. Oh, that Viggo.
RyanDG said:The original plan was for the second film to help bridge the gap to the LotR, but they scrapped that plan. In that plan, Aragorn was going to be making an apperance.
I went to doubtful sound. Does that count?6.8 said:This. And for the love of god go to fiord land. Milford Sound <3
Norante said:Peter Jackson is turning into a hobbit again.
Also
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Bilbo being crouched and his hands visible makes he looks like a muppet
DoubtfulBulbo Urethral Baggins said:I went to doubtful sound. Does that count?
Retro said:Well, I said the only other dwarf who will stick out. Thorin is better dressed and, as I recall, slightly taller than the others.
I dunno that that implies painted... I know "Blue Hair" can refer to someone who's white hair seems to have shades of blue, but I think this is a more modern phrase. Of course, there's a literary tradition of characters with blue hair;
Maybe Tolkien just pictured dwarves with oddly colored hair... I don't think that implies painting though.
I ain't crouched man. Thats from too much sex in one day.Platy said:Want to see Gloin's wife .... can't wait for those "dat beard" comments xD
Bilbo being crouched and his hands visible makes he looks like a muppet
These will certainly be released on the eventual extended editions.GCX said:I looooove how much effort Jackson and co. put on these production videos. They did the same with King Kong and it was awesome (I think they were even released them on dvd afterwards).
Scrow said:honestly, i think the dwarves look goofy. don't like it. hopefully they'll pull it off in the movies better than it does in these early promo shots.
The dwarves are extremely important to the story, but the real star is obviously Bilbo. His development as a character throughout the narrative from a non-adventurous hobbit to an out-and-out hero who really comes into his own and ends up being the real leader of the party, ahead of even Thorin. The Tookish side of him really comes to the fore, and supersedes the Baggins side.. for a while at least.NICKNACC said:i LOVED THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING. i think i watched it every day for the first week when it came out on dvd. just a magical movie. with that said, i thought gimli was badass in fotr and stupid comic relief in the others. ugh. and now we have a movie with like 50 dwarves as main characters. i dont think jackson will have them all as relief. hopefully none honestly. (i think the comic relief was badly done from fotr on....)
i havent read the book in a looong time. is the story mainly about the dwarves. i hope it will be done right if it is. i dont want to watch 6 hours of people walking awkard and fat.
Scrow said:honestly, i think the dwarves look goofy. don't like it. hopefully they'll pull it off in the movies better than it does in these early promo shots.
agrajag said:That was just one example, there are more dwarves described having yellow hair, etc.
Galvanise_ said:In English literature, people have been described has having Yellow and Blue hair for years and years. Blue = Grey and Yellow = Blonde.
There is even a hair dye for older people called 'Blue Rinse'.
agrajag said:I did not know that. See, I originally read a translation of The Hobbit in another language, and they translated those words literally.