[film] The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
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inulroWow. That gives whole new meaning to the word bloated.
It's visually perfect and the performances are top notch, but there's way too much of it.
It seems to be the opposite of Jackson's interpretation of Lord of the Rings, in which he did a good job of distilling 1500 pages into 9 hours of film.
Martin Freeman plays his Dr Watson role in fancy dress. One questions his versatility as an actor.
Seeing everyone's least favourite Almighty Johnson as one of the dwarves made me giggle, which was possibly not the intended effect.
It's visually perfect and the performances are top notch, but there's way too much of it.
It seems to be the opposite of Jackson's interpretation of Lord of the Rings, in which he did a good job of distilling 1500 pages into 9 hours of film.
Martin Freeman plays his Dr Watson role in fancy dress. One questions his versatility as an actor.
Seeing everyone's least favourite Almighty Johnson as one of the dwarves made me giggle, which was possibly not the intended effect.
