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This past weekend, I went to see the movie ‘The Hobbit’. As a great fan of the author J.R.R Tolkien I would agree that the hobbit series are far more breathtaking than the Lord of the Rings series and that it is definitely not one to miss.

This movie is mainly about the final battle between the dwarves, elves, orcs and people of laketown. The dragon Smaug escapes the dwarf’s domain and decides to destroy the town. Many unfortunate events occur until Bard slays the dragon. The people then have to evacuate the village and refuge at the previous laketown. Soon after, the elves come with a great army demanding for their diamonds or they’ll wage war; as well as the people of laketown decide to demand for their fair share of gold to rebuild their city. During this massive fight, the orcs have prepared an even greater army to fight for the castle. However in the end an epic eye catching battle between the 5 armies occur.

This movie is filled with amazing actors who truly make the film heart stopping. First, Richard Armitage gives a legendary performance in this film; it’s amazing how serious and devoted he is. Every single bit he did was to perfection and he really shone the personality of thorin oakinshield in the way Tolkien wanted it to be. Also Martin Freeman as the only hobbit is the perfect actor for Bilbo because of his enthusiasm and bravery, which really fits the character. Finally, Lee Pace also plays a very significant role as Thranduil. He fits the role as a king and loving father. He acts out in the film how much he does care for his people and how great of a warrior he is, which is definitely a pleasure to watch. The casting for this movie is truly perfect, and the actors did not disappoint the viewer’s expectations.

This movie was better from the rest because it had more concerning the characters’ personalities. In one particular scene, Thorin was controlled by the gold’s curse and didn’t care at all about anyone and would risk

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