Alle Kunst ist der Freude gewidmet

And one word could already describe what I thought of that movie.

No.

Just No.

( And now the long version... )

So, all in all.... I wouldn't see this movie again. :/

PS: Thorin is still a sexy mofo.

PPS: I remembered the line, but it's because of a German Comedian using that line in one of his programmes and in the movie it sounds just as hilarious and stupid. I don't think I could translate the context.

Was in The Hobbit with the family today and I have to say: I really liked it. (Hated that we went to a 3D screening because my eyes hate 3D. And it really added nothing to the experience). There were a few things that I wasn't too happy about (the change in the troll scene, Fili/Kili/and Thorin's lack of dwarfishness and Bombur's comic-ness, the strange timing of the move of Angmar into the castle, and a few others). Also, something is bugging me about Bilbo's actor. Something about him is so very un-Bilbo to me. But I reeeeeally cannot pinpoint what it is.

I lovedlovedloved that the stone giants were there 8D SO AWESOME. I loved the mention of them in the book. They're such a nice folklore in the book.

ALSO.

I love Skyward Sword. I can't remember any other Zelda where I liked almost all the dungeons. They're so much fun. The Wii handling is a bit strange doesn't work at some times but it's still good. And I ~love~ what they did with Link's and Zelda's relationship. They had sweet scenes. And Bado had a great growth. I had feared he would always be that two dimensional ~enemy~ but I was surprised. So happy~