What Is Bilbo The Pocket Thief
The Snot Thief of the Dark or Bilbo the Pocket Thief? Engrossed by the screen, the flashing lights, the angles, the sounds, or on the couch, nodding off. The Hobbit by J.R.R Tolkien in 1997, was written for preteen and the teen audience about the adventures, challenges and parts of Bilbo journey and life. However the movie The Hobbit “An Unexpected Journey” directed by Peter Jackson in 2012, included advanced computer graphics, attracting the teens of this time period. This book consists of adventures, challenges and parts of Bilbo journey and life. It all starts off when Bilbo says yes to go on the adventures with the thirteen dwarves and Gandalf. Soon Bilbo runs into the trolls and demonstrates his perseverance and quick thinking. There
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In the movie Jackson makes Bilbo a hero and a thief when he is trying to get a knife from the trolls to save his ponies. In the in the book Bilbo is trying to steal money from the trolls enormous pocket. Then Bilbo gets exposed and captured by the trolls when he tries to steal money in the troll’s pocket. As evidence, “Then Biblo Plucked up the courage and put his hand in William’s enormous pocket. There was a purse in it, as big as a bag to Biblo ‘Ha’ thought he, warming to his new work as he lifted it carefully out, ‘this is a beginning!’” (Tolkien 36). The trolls have a speaking wallet in the book that makes the trolls look back at Bilbo and this in turn makes the trolls capture Bilbo and the Dwarves. In the movie Jackson makes Biblo a tissue. The trolls wipe their boogers all over Bilbo. They also think Bilbo is a live “squirrel” (Jackson). So the trolls freak out and that makes some audiences laugh. Instead of having a magic wallet talk Jackson has Bilbo stealing a knife which shows his courage given the circumstances. Afterwards, one of the trolls picks Bilbo up and sneezes all over him. Then the troll throws him because the troll thinks Bilbo came out of his nose. This illustrates how the movie is more effective because the humor and the different scenes such as the one shown above or below makes the audience more inclined to see the movie. Also the director gets the exactly right angle of Bilbo and the trolls section that he makes it look ominous and intriguing. The director also uses different lighting, which changes the way that different audiences look at the movie. Therefore, this is also another reason why the movie is more effective than the
In the movie Jackson makes Bilbo a hero and a thief when he is trying to get a knife from the trolls to save his ponies. In the in the book Bilbo is trying to steal money from the trolls enormous pocket. Then Bilbo gets exposed and captured by the trolls when he tries to steal money in the troll’s pocket. As evidence, “Then Biblo Plucked up the courage and put his hand in William’s enormous pocket. There was a purse in it, as big as a bag to Biblo ‘Ha’ thought he, warming to his new work as he lifted it carefully out, ‘this is a beginning!’” (Tolkien 36). The trolls have a speaking wallet in the book that makes the trolls look back at Bilbo and this in turn makes the trolls capture Bilbo and the Dwarves. In the movie Jackson makes Biblo a tissue. The trolls wipe their boogers all over Bilbo. They also think Bilbo is a live “squirrel” (Jackson). So the trolls freak out and that makes some audiences laugh. Instead of having a magic wallet talk Jackson has Bilbo stealing a knife which shows his courage given the circumstances. Afterwards, one of the trolls picks Bilbo up and sneezes all over him. Then the troll throws him because the troll thinks Bilbo came out of his nose. This illustrates how the movie is more effective because the humor and the different scenes such as the one shown above or below makes the audience more inclined to see the movie. Also the director gets the exactly right angle of Bilbo and the trolls section that he makes it look ominous and intriguing. The director also uses different lighting, which changes the way that different audiences look at the movie. Therefore, this is also another reason why the movie is more effective than the