THE HOBBIT: An Unexpected Journey (2012) Movie reaction! FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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Was very surprised how fun this film was! Hope you are looking forward to the premiere, and let me know what you thought of the Hobbit in comparison to Lord of the Rings!
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@Zyaire Heath Yup, been using Flixzone for months myself :D
@@antonytjp You have no taste. The LOTR movies are classics and the Hobbit movies are CGI crap with no heart.
I know I’m late to the party, but the biggest reason people have talked smack about the Hobbit movies is because the took one book and made it into 3 movies. Introduced characters and storylines that were not in the original story. Also there is important information about the story that can only be found in the extended edition versions. I would have liked it if they had only done two movies as in the hobbit part 1 and part 2, they could have been more true to the book in that way whilst giving people perspective of the white council story which is only briefly mentioned in the book. Sorry for the long post, trying not to spoil anything for first timers. Keep up the good work
@@albertcornett7408 whilst I agree with you that the LOTR movies are way better. That was to harsh of you to say that he has no taste, man people can like what they want and as long as its not hurting anyone then that is okey
When Bilbo is telling the story to the kids at the beginning of The Fellowship of the Ring, he is describing the encounter with the trolls to them.
It has been like 10 years since I have seen that movie but that is so cool
Just rewatched fellowship that is cool
After Weathertop, where Frodo is stabbed, they come across the stone trolls as well.
I noticed that!
Yeah, but he's describing it as it was in the book. The films portray the encounter differently.
The difference in tone between Lotr and The Hobbit is also due to the fact The Hobbit book was written as a children's book, where as Lotr books dealt with darker topics.
Balin is the dwarf that lead an expedition to Moria and was successful. But after many years it was attacked by orcs and he died there. In Lord of the rings when they fight the goblins in Moria they fight in balins tomb.
They also find a dwarf named 'Ori' dead holding a book. Ori was one of the 10 dwarves that survived the Battle of the Five Armiea
@@kadercompaore2010 and Oin dies to the watcher outside the gates of Moria
The reason why some of the orcs look so different compared to the orcs from Lord of the rings is just that there are different races of orcs. Smaller mountain orcs, eastern orcs, northern orcs, battle orcs from Mordor, black orcs...
You remember that Saruman created a hole new race of orcs just for his war against Rohan.
Yeah but that kind of goes for most orcs you see in the movies. Even the goblins in Moria were a special breed of orcs
Also, they're all piss poor CGI in the hobbit.
@@Gnossiene369 From an aesthetic point of view, the CGI is not bad. However, it is very much overutilized, to the point where it distracts the viewer from the movie, and you feel like you're playing a video game instead. LOTR used a lot more practical effects, such as makeup, miniatures, costumes, actual sets, etc. CG was only used when it needed to be, and so the end result is a film that's very immersive and believable simply because so much of it is actually real.
They are CGI crap that’s why they look different.
@@Gnossiene369 Nope. The CGI in LOTR was groundbreaking . The CGI in the Hobbit, overused crap.
Gollum definitely has great CGI/mocap in this film! Smaug is bloody impressive too when you finally see him!
My brother has actually held sting. His mentor in college is one of the world's leading Tolkien experts who consulted on the Lord of the Rings movies and was given one of the prop swords used in the movie for sting. The guy, Peter Kreeft had sting in his office.
"You guys must have been so hyped when this first came out"
As someone who has lived and breathed LOTR since 2003 I can tell you I genuinely cried hearing an excerpt of the soundtrack before this film even came out. This first film in particular i have such fond memories of the excitement and the build up and..getting up at 3am to watch the New Zealand premiere online and Peter Jackson's video diaries come out and seeing some of the same cast and crew and the music and ughhhh♡♡♡. You're right it will never be as good as LOTR but it is still an absolute treat♡
Did that scene with the frozen trolls look familiar? They came across the frozen trolls in a scene from Lord of the Rings ;)
The bilbo and gollum scene is brilliant! I believe they filmed it much like a play..in one fairly long take at a time!
9 year old me who grew up watching lord of the rings and playing most video games about it was so excited to watch the hobbit that i couldn't contain my excitement in the cinema with my parents.
Same my dude
Hahaha relatable
Love the Dwarven theme music in this one.
Definitely, far over the Misty mountains Cold is so catchy
I never understood why it wasn‘t used in the other two movies.
@@TheDesastery IMO, the biggest flaw with the next two movies is that this theme (or a variation of it)isn't heard once the entire time.
It's just such a shame that Howard Shore didn't have the same time to craft a LOTR level score with all the time constraints and other issues they had during production.
"Sebastian?? (laughs) am I a hedgehog now?". Yup, you made it 😁🤪
I love that they rebuilded Hobbiton for this movie, and kept it 😊❤
I visited Hobbiton in 2018. ... what can I say? WOW just WOW ❤🌳🌰
After hearing you mimic accurately and change your voice pitch and accent first with the orcs and creatures in Lord of the Rings and now with The Hobbit I’m convinced you should try voice work as a career
Hahaha yeah I should give it a go 🤣
I love Radagast. Such a great wizard, portrayed by Sylvester McCoy (who played one of the Doctors in Doctor Who back in the 80’s) I love him. Genuinely one of my favourite things about this trilogy 🥰
There are 4 things to be said about the hobbit movies, in their defence
1) Comparing it to LOTR is not really fair, because LOTR are one of the, if perhaps not the, greatest story ever told. It is a true master piece, and impossible to make a sequal or prequal which would be as good. Not to mention that the movies themselvs are just brilliantly made. The LOTR movies are so well done, just as movies, that you can't expect every movie to be at their level.
2) The hobbit movies are probably the best fantasy movies we have, next to the LOTR, and by themselves very good movies. To say they are bad, is like saying a Rembrandt portrait is bad next to a photografy. Okay, maybe not a good comparison, but you get what i mean.
3) Many completely overlooks, that the Hobbit book, and the LOTR, are not writting in the same tone. There are several differences between them. Most notably, the hobbit reads as a adventure, it's lighter in tone and has less heavy themes. It is more fun and it stand very much on its own. Some characters are also a little different. For instance, Gandalf is much more happy to use magic in the hobbit, than in the LOTR. With this difference in mind, I do think that Peter Jackson has captured the spirit of the hobbit books, pretty well in the movie. The hobbit movies are perhaps not perfectly alligned with the LOTR movies in its tone and feel, but it is pretty well alligned with the hobbit books.
4) Peter Jackson had a lot less time, and more studie interference with the hobbit movies, and when you look behind the scenes, it is pretty amazing how well these movies ended up. It could have gone far worse that it did.
So to all the haters of the hobbit movies. No, they are not as great as the LOTR. That is an insane standard to have for movies. But they are faithful in spirit to the hobbit book, and they are good fantasy movies on their own. Stop being salty.
Thank you, thank you, *thank you!* I'm so tired of the hate. I grew up on Tolkien, Dad read The Hobbit to me before I could read it myself. For my entire childhood, the only adaptation was the Rankin/Bass cartoon. I've got a lot of nostalgia for it, but it left out some of my favorite parts. Peter Jackson included my favorite parts *and* a lot of details from the rest of Tolkien's legendarium. I think he and the rest of the crew did a fantastic job.
@@brigidtheirish :)
"What do you do? fight against dragon?"
Men, elves, and dwarves in first age: "don't worry, not the first time"
"The pity of Bilbo may rule the fate of many"
When you are done watching the Hobbit series, Peter Jackson has some pretty dope Vlogs and videos about the production of those films, it's very interesting to see the cast, the scenes and all the efforts put behind those movies.
"You guys must have been hyped when this came out"
Yeah, that died out quick...
Hyped beyond belief, disappointed beyond belief.
I didnt even know it was being made till I saw the trailer in theaters. Black screen and dwarves singing about fleeing erebor over the misty mountains as some one whose been reading Tolkien since I was like 10 I knew exactly what it was before the trailer had even actually started. The song was perfect. It sounded exactly like it should have sounded and then I finally saw the move and I was like bro what have they done lmao
@@AA-fu1sz Speak for yourself.
@@voldy3565 Well, ehm. That was...kind of exactly what I did.
Agreed I only saw the original hobbit movies once and now I watch the 3 in 1 fan edits that basically combine them all into a 31/2 hour to 41/2 hour (length varies on the edit you choose )single movie and remove the boring unnecessary stuff and stuff that wasn’t in the book
I enjoy the Hobbit films. People compare The Hobbit to the Lord of The Rings which will always end in disappointment. They had production issues and PJ came in at the last minute I believe. They added lots of filler which didn't happen in the book, which is why it gets a bad rep. There are issues throughout the 3 movies, but there's a lot to enjoy from them, they don't deserve the hate they get.
They deserve all the hate and more.
True. I enjoyed all the Middle Earth movies. Lord of the Rings and Hobbits.
But what many people don't think about is that they need to ad things that weren't told in the book. Yes, Tauriel isn't needend. But the book tells only Bilbos point of view and people would be mad if we wouldn't know why the orcs wan't the Erebor and Gandalfs storyline was important too. I mean you can't show Gandalf leaving the Dwarves and not telling what caused him to leave. And people complain because battle of the fives armies shows a long battle, which was only a few pages in the book but the battle needed to be long in the movies, because of Thorins story. In the book Bilbo is unconscious and comes in the right moment to say Thorin goodbye. If they hadn't added things, there would be a lot of questions unanswered.
Haha was waiting for you to jump at Smaug at the end.
I am kind of disappointed that you didn't choose extended but thats ok. You should still look up the extended scenes so you can see as much exposition from middle earth as possible and some additional storylines that are intriguing
Might watch extended for the next two. Is it worth for smaug?
I would say so. It adds more depth to a couple of characters and it actually includes a character that wouldn't have shown up at all in the theatrical. Its an additional 25 minutes of runtime so its not like lotr where its almost an added hour lol.
You could put a poll on patreon to decide if you wanted
I was really, really, really upset when the dwarves song was edited out. One of my favorite scenes from the first movie, man. I had to take a couple of days off after that editing blunder. *Sniff. Okay. Back to my regularly scheduled critique. (p.s. This should have been done in two parts. THEN you could have shown more.)
The "where's the meat" part always bothered me, Tolkein wrote many famous elf hunters into his legendarium, the elves were by no means vegetarian. Surely they had balanced diets which including ample vegetables and fruits, but not only those. (Also this isn't to say anything against being a vegetarian, it's a perfectly reasonable choice for anyone to make if it's what they feel is right)
People hate these movies for the smallest reasons. It's so stupid because they're really good.
Can't wait for your reactions of the next two movies, your my favorite reactor😍. I personally love the second movie the most!
But I really recommend watching the extended edition - those extra scenes are adding some epic notes, go deeper into the characters and are definitely no waste of time🤗.
After watching the Hobbit trilogy in cinema I bought the extended movies and I'm really glad I did!
Don't really see any reactors comment on it. But the Mountain Troll scene, those 3 trolls are in LotR Extended when Frodo is stabbed on Weathertop and they are taking him to Rivendale, they stop to camp at the troll camp and they try and show Frodo "Mr. Bilbo's Trolls"
LMAO MR BEAN GOBLIN PLEASE I CANT 😂🤣💀
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In the book, the end fight is against the misty mountain goblins riding Waugh’s not orcs. The orca are only made for the movie.
Please reaction trilogy Of The Hobbit Extended Edition please:
(1) An Unexpected Journey Extended Edition
(2) The Desolation Of Smaug Extended Edition
(3) The Battle Five Armie Extended Edition
Adventures Of Bilbo Baggin
Haha I swear you post this every video
These Orcs are from a different breed. Uruk-Hai are from Isengard, Morgul Orcs are from Mordor and these are Gundabad Orcs from the Misty Mountain in the North. They serve Azog the defiler and Bolg his son. Some say they are a subspecies of Cave Orcs that were corrupted by the Witch King of Angmar's experimentation with dark magic. Sting is actually a dagger but Hobbits are small so...
Watching the Hobbit films with my dad in the cinema for the first time, (I was born in 2005 after lotr came out), will be some of the fondest memories for the rest of my life. Loved your reaction!
The Hobbit movies are why I watched LOTR. All 6 are good, but there is something special, for me, in the Hobbit movies hopefully (not to wine, but how they extended so much better
You prefer The Hobbit over LOTR ?
@@TheShark94700 honestly so do I
@@johnnybanana492 Why ?
@@TheShark94700 it’s just always been better to me
@@johnnybanana492 You saw it before LOTR ?
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Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumberbach are Holmes and Watson. Here they are Bilbo and Smaug/Necromanser.
The Troll King is Dame Edna. 😳
18:11 When your inventory is almost full and you pick up some arrows in Skyrim.
The Nazgul laugh! lol Too perfect.
I know not a lot of people think this, but I personally like these movies better then lotr and so I get so excited when someone does a reaction for them cuz a lot of people just stop with the main three movies
I recommend to read the book it’s pretty epic
Important notes from the book
The eagles weren't caled by Gandalf, but the king of the eagles was patrolling around and saw the dwarfs in distress on their trees that the orcs were setting on fire.
If i recall, he take Gandalf, talk briefly and then saves all the others with his eagels followers.
Meaning Gandalf do not call the eagles for help.
Also the white orc has not that big place in the main book, he is more a side character, maybe mentioned.
Orcs are pursuing our group because Gandalf killed the king of their kingdom and they seek revenge.
10:47 'oh thats lovely, a floater' i kid you not i was crying out laughing in the cinema on that one.😂😂😂😂
Glad you pointed out the nazgul theme when thorin does that charge cause it pisses me off that they didnt use another piece, such an iconic piece that feels so out of place in that scene
Peter Jackson got the rights to this series very late after other producers dropped out. Consequently, there was a very abbreviated timeline for him to work with for this production, much shorter than he had with LOTR. I think this explains some of the character development (or lack thereof) and perhaps excessive use of CGI. Personally, I'm pretty forgiving of any defects in either cinematography or character development. There are definitely some deviations in the script relative to the original work of J.R.R. but I don't find them substantive. Overall I was very pleased with the result and it certainly provides a very good backstory to LOTR. Keep up the great commentary!
Yes. It's a lot faster to CGI an army of orcs than to find an army of extras, get them in prosthetics and make up every morning, and shoot several dozen takes with them. As someone who grew up with the books long before the movies came out, I'm a big fan of *both* trilogies.
Dragons have soft bellies (their one weakness) and when they sleep on piles of gold their belly absorbs the metal which creates a protective armor!
One of the reasons Thorin's grandfather became so obsessed with the treasure horde was that he was in possession of the greatest of the 7 rings of power that were given to Dwarf Lords. While the 9 rings of power for men turned them into the ring-wraiths, the Nazgul, the rings of power given to dwarves did not have the same wraith creating effect on them. This is because dwarves are of a hardier nature than men, and more resistant to corruption as a result, but they weren't completely immune to their ring's influence. Instead of making them into wraiths, their rings of power amplified the dwarf lord's greed and obsession with wealth, while also empowering them to accrue even greater treasure hordes to satisfy their greed. Which ended up attracting dragons to several dwarven kingdoms, such as Erabor, who stole the treasure hordes of the dwarven lords and either claimed or destroyed their rings of power. Making it so in the end Sauron was only able to reclaim 3 of the seven dwarven rings he had distributed. However, Sauron did not distribute the ring Thror had in particular. He inherited it from his family line leading back to Thrain III, who had been given it by Celebrimbor, the elven lord who Sauron taught, tricked, and worked with to create 16 of the 20 rings of power before making the 20th master ring by himself: the one ring. Meanwhile Celebrimbor made the 17th through 19th rings of power by himself using the knowledge he had learned from Sauron, the three elven rings, which were different from the other 16, and the one ring, in that they were never touched or tainted by Sauron during their crafting, they were pure. That is why those who wielded the three elven rings experienced no corrupting effects from their rings at all, unlike dwarves and men.
Though they couldn't wield them while Sauron held the one ring, because despite not being partially crafted and tainted by Sauron, they were still made using the knowledge he gave to the elves and thus susceptible to the binding power of the one ring that Sauron designed around said knowledge of ring-making to be the master of the other rings of power, and by extension those who wielded them. Meaning Sauron would be able to corrupt and control the elven ring's wielder's even if the elven rings themselves were not corrupting in nature.
That ending with Smaug scared the sh*t out of me too when I saw it in theaters for the first time lmao
Aww, I am sad you didn't involve the council with Galadriel into the cut, I think its quite important one. Also what she tells Gandalf is important for the last movie.
Seb's face at "I do believe the worst is behind us"!!
17:32 it's kinda cool that the sword Gandalf wields once belonged to Elrond's Great Grand Father & Galadriel's Cousin King Turgon of Gondolin in the First Age i wish they could adaptate the Silmarillion
Thanks sebscreen!
I asked if he would react to The Hobbit and he delivered 🤣🤣🤣
U the best!
Haha 😀
He really did cut the white council scenes
Right? He cut most of Arwen out of his lord of the rings reactions too 😕
Loved the book as a child and still love it now as an adult. This was the first book published by Tolkein after his other book the Silmarillion was rejected for being too "Celtic" and "confusing" and a fun fact with the film was the Director of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, Guillermo del Toro was initially going to direct the project but dropped out due to financial reasons and delaying the film which lead to Peter Jacksons return to direct it. a very sad not so fun fact will come later when you watch the 3rd movie.
Great reaction, thanks Seb!
Your welcome Mike
Trilogy Of The Hobbit Extended Edition???
The Battle of the Five Armies must be watched in the extended edition.
Otherwise, you will not see a lot of interesting things.
Extended was great
Basically the Hobbit was a children's book. This explains the "childish" side of this trilogy.
28:43 oh, this music... music of hope
Balin, the white haired long bearded dwarf is the one who’s tomb that the fellowship find in Moria :(
The Hobbit is my most favorite book ever!
People make some valid criticisms of these movies. Turning one short book into three movies means they are a bit stretched out, they used too much CGI, some additions to the story that Peter Jackson made were not necessary, etc. (A lot of this wasn't completely his fault, and he did the best with what he was given)
But, even though they aren't as good as LOTR, they are still great movies and I love them very much! They have some fantastic battle scenes, emotional moments, great scenery, cool characters, a freaking DRAGON, and more. That's all I can ask for in a fantasy movie.
That's also why JRR Tolkien son found this movie the most interesting. Peter Jackson had less source material to go off of
Some of the additions to the the movie come from the Appendices in the Return of the King book.
Gimlie's father, Gloin , is in the group as well.
Thanks for this reaction! I'm in love with this trilogy
i prefer lotr, but i actually watched the hobbit movies first so i have a soft spot for them. in my opinion still a great movie series and its kinda sad how much unnecessary hate they get.
the main problem here is people cant look at these films and just appreciate them for what they are, they just have to compare them to every little detail with LOTR which is silly since you cannot expect this to be on that level, The Hobbit is a small children book that was written before LOTR, its simply done differently, I think the movies did really well with adapting it, the only issue is 3 movies is a bit too much since there just isnt enough content in the book for it, therefore they needed to come up with ways to stretch it which is what ultimate hurts this trilogy, 2 movies would have been perfect but with the way the industry works they were never gonna just make 2 movies especially since LOTR was also a trilogy, so thats a bit of a shame but still overall these movies are really nice and enjoyable :)
Mr. Bean goblin 😆 bruh I’m dying
That Hedgehog called sebastian lmao.
If I’m not mistaken the orcs in the Hobbit are Gundabad and Morgul orcs which are a lot tougher that the ones in the lord of the rings and why they speak another language.
I think it's funny no one ever mentions the axe embedded in Bifur's forehead! Lol! It's a pretty distinctive feature.
Loved the reaction! 👍
It's a pity Bilbo didn't kill him when he had the chance. / Pity? It was pity that stayed Bilbo's hand...My heart tells me that Gollum still has a part to play, for good or ill
Snorlax chilling and sleeping as ever. Lol
Great work as always Seb(reaction, edit) living for your impressions tho haha see you in the next one
Thanks for stopping by as always Kaly
I never understood the hate from people of these films. I enjoy the world of middle earth so much, these films are a gift. Are they as good as Lord of the Rings? No. But compared to a lot of what is available to watch out there, they do just fine for me.
27:36 beautiful moment when you connected the nazgul music to thorin's moment, would like to add 28:43 if the butterfly with Gandalf didnt do it then the music shouldve cue'd you in for the eagles 😂 as always, love your vid, can't wait for you to see Smaug! also how much did you love Smeagol/gollum's return in this one? It blew me away the first time watching it and now it's always my favourite for people's reactions
Bro, you'll love this trillogy 🤘🏽❤️
the first 2 are actually really good the 3rd... is meh they are underrated though for sure. great reaction as always!
Yeah the terrible cgi in the 3rd was over used.
The third should be more thorin and less battle.
This one's actually the best of the three. Gollum and the Eagles put it over the top. Overall none of them come close to LotR.
I wish people would watch The Hobbit trilogy as an introduction to LOTR. My copy has how these movies were made and a wonderful introduction of the dwarves and their actors. Two of the actors played orks in LOTR.
Cutest hedgehog sebastian. No shame simping. Hahaha. can't wait for desolation of smaug❤️
Should do the extended one as it at least tries to add more story plots, I find the extended scenes so much better than some of the gag scenes! Trust me!
Maybe you realized that the szene with the trolls, is also in Lord of the rings 1! Bilbo Baggins told the kids on his birthday about that story!
I love the hobbit and the lord of the rings.
I read the book of the Hobbit and I can tell you right now the book made me feel like I was more in middle earth Ngl
Orcs and goblins are the same thing. Orc is the proper elvish word, goblin is used by hobbits and men in Eriador.
I love The Hobbit movies for what they are, but for those of us who have read the books you really have to see these movies as "based on" rather than being a full adaptation. There are plenty of quotes from the Tolkein novel e.g. the good morning sequence with Bilbo and Gandalf at the start but as some of the other comments have said, they added a lot of filler. Honestly for the most part it was good, like the whole necromancer storyline gets a mention in the books but nothing more comes of it, whereas in the movies they fully flesh it out. I think what disappointed me most were the differences in what happens inside the mountain with Smaug from the book to the film. It's hugely different, even though they do take some of the book dialogue (and Benedict Cumberbatch NAILS his Smaug performance). Also the battle of the five armies is so much smaller in comparison in the books, whereas they dedicate nearly an entire movie to it.
Like I said, the movies are fantastic and fun and I feel they capture the essence of the book but they really did play around with a lot of the story and so more purist fans who were expecting the kind of adaptation that happened with LotR were let down.
4:26 Peter Jackson kind of can't do without these weird threat-shots.
You should check out Jeepers Creepers 1 & 2 , Abit different but I’d love to see the reaction to them!🙏🏼 great content mate.
Are you watching the extended editions for these as well? I can’t tell with the way the video is edited.
8:34 The orcs are a different type of the ones in LOTR
Yes sir, I'm here for this reaction!!
When I watched this movie in the cinema I cried my eyes out just from pure nostalgia lol! I didn't care about the story or anything other than "we got another film from Tolkien universe after all these years!!" Because we often compare these to LOTR and it's obvious they're not even close as good but they're not from the worst end either. They're still a fun watch and I'm happy you gave them a chance!
😅😅👉 "Eagletown"
sorry you didn't leave a part with the White Council
Did you not include the moment with Galadriel and Saruman in the video? Seriously ?
13:34 You can see this Trolls (as stone) in LOTR 1
This was the most watchable of the 3 for me. But I'm on this journey with you even though I didn't like the next 2. I genuinely hope you like them! ❤ maybe I'll grow to appreciate them more.
Dragons hoard gold because gold represents power. power than can be used to contest their own.
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Good to see you always here first! 😀
@@SebScreen i am glad to help your channel grow at least with commenting)))😁😅
@@extremepower5765 Yh thanks so much!
I know a lot of people prefer Lord of the Rings over The Hobbit, but I think The Hobbit films were particularly important to me because I got to have the cinematic experience I never did with LOTR (being a year old when they came out). I do think the movies are quite stretched out & there's a lot I wish they would've done differently, but having to wait a year between each film definitely gave time for the hype to build up!!