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The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey

 

 

SCORE: 69

 

The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey 

 

The Hobbit means so many different things to different people. So the movie adaptation has to work diligently to try and provide all of those undertones. The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey hits on many of the cylinders. Bilbo Baggins goes on a quest with a party of dwarves. He helps confront a dragon. We do not actually get to the dragon in The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey.

Instead The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey starts us out around the Lord of the Rings era. Which did not make much sense to me. We learn the history of the greatest dwarf kingdom and the dragon Smaug that brought it down. From here Bilbo has to be convinced to go out on a journey.

We run into the trolls, and orcs along the way. In fact the orcs and later goblins become a major part of the plot line. We also run across Golem and the ring of invisibility. Something Bilbo does not use to his complete advantage yet. I expect that to happen in the second movie. We visit the elves, and meet other wizards in The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey.

Families need to be aware of a few things in regards to The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey. There is plenty of blood, death, and gore. Lots of fighting to the death in The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey. There are also acts of bravery and heroism in The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey. Characters will insult one another, taunt one another, and bully each other. Necromancy and magic are also present in The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey.

The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey is a long movie at 169 minutes. The version we purchased comes with one entire disc for the special features. Which can certainly make it worth the price of admission for those wanting a look behind the scenes. Like most bonus features these days it is all rah, rah, look at me. Everything is awesome, everyone was great to work with and so on.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 55%
Sound: 65%
Replay/Extras: 90%
Gameplay: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%

System: DVD
Publisher: Warner Bros Entertainment
Developer: New Line Cinemas

Rating:  ‘PG-13’ - Parents Strongly Cautioned {for extended sequences of intense fantasy action violence, and frightening images}


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