The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
Warner Bros. Pictures | Release Date: December 13, 2013
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cell989Dec 13, 2013
This movie raises the bar for what an EPIC movie consists of. Legolas has been given the proper badass treatment and they have finally done justice to his awesome character. Smaug is fully realized not cutting any budget shortcuts with teasesThis movie raises the bar for what an EPIC movie consists of. Legolas has been given the proper badass treatment and they have finally done justice to his awesome character. Smaug is fully realized not cutting any budget shortcuts with teases and bad camera angles to avoid expensive CGI, rather Peter goes all out on Smaug making him a very memorable villain up there with Vader, Sauron, and Voldemort.

The pacing on this movie is fantastic and you get more Middle Earth lore exploration, definitely better than part 1. Even Sauron makes a stronger appearance, with his deep strong heavy voice, its epic ladies and gentlemen.

Peter Jackson was born to direct these movies, I cant even imagine what the final movie in this saga will be like, cause for sure he is going to raise the bar even further.… Expand
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dominionatorDec 14, 2013
Yes, peter jackson is back, the movie magic man. Its great adaptation for the hobbit book. You can start to see half way through this second movie why peter intended to make just 2 movies for the book. Scenes get stretched out and fillerYes, peter jackson is back, the movie magic man. Its great adaptation for the hobbit book. You can start to see half way through this second movie why peter intended to make just 2 movies for the book. Scenes get stretched out and filler moments and conversations rear there heads. But I love the world of middle earth so stretching out a third movie is a good thing not a bad thing. But yes Peter should have stayed true to his idea and made just 2 MOVIES not 3, but thats the well known hollywood greed.… Expand
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IsotopesamDec 14, 2013
That was exactly what I wanted to see in a Peter Jackson rendition of the Hobbit. Loved it from start to end. The action was intense and absolutely fun. Smaug was badass! Loved seeing the dwarves fighting to take back Erebor from the dragon.That was exactly what I wanted to see in a Peter Jackson rendition of the Hobbit. Loved it from start to end. The action was intense and absolutely fun. Smaug was badass! Loved seeing the dwarves fighting to take back Erebor from the dragon. The ring's slow effect on Bilbo and Gandalf'a quest made it all tie in to the LOTR movies. I can't wait for the extended edition.… Expand
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SkulbDec 16, 2013
For anybody who likes Tolkien`s books it is hard to imagine a more successful adaptation to the movies than Desolation of Smaug. Unlike with the LotR, where major character changes were made and major plot elements were twisted, almostFor anybody who likes Tolkien`s books it is hard to imagine a more successful adaptation to the movies than Desolation of Smaug. Unlike with the LotR, where major character changes were made and major plot elements were twisted, almost everything is spot on in the Hobbit movies. For this reason they are far better than the LotR movies, and the second one better than the first.
It is full of action, great characters, tremendous effects, sound and design, with crisp dialogue, most of which is directly from the book.. Smaug himself is a particular highlight, with perfect voice acting.
If there are any flaws they all stem from Franny Walsch`s peculiar obsession with inserting female characters into the story where none exist. The attempted love story between the entirely made up female elf and one of the dwarves was cringe-worthy and easily the low point of the movie.
I would ignore reviewers on this, as I would with all of Peter Jackson`s movies. From the first release of Bad Taste they have either failed to get his sense of humor, or failed to understand which story it is he is telling in his Middle Earth movies. It has never been just The Hobbit, since this would be an under narrated, simplistic children`s book with loads of silly songs and which would tell none of the story of what is going on in the background, which is all available in notes, appendixes and in Silmarillion.
Even Tolkien regarded the story of the rise of Sauron as the real story, and he tried to rewrite The Hobbit to include this but gave it up. Still "reviewers" to a man whine over the scenes where Gandalf uncovers this as "distracting" and "unnecessary" and even that they have been included "only to stretch the movies into three parts".
I can`t imagine being so ignorant. Go watch the movie and ignore the ignoramuses. You will not regret it.… Expand
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PradyuDec 13, 2013
I feel this movie receives unfair criticism from critics who compare it to the LOTR trilogy. The Hobbit was a children's book written by Tolkien for his kids and which was written before LOTR was even conceived. It was only after theI feel this movie receives unfair criticism from critics who compare it to the LOTR trilogy. The Hobbit was a children's book written by Tolkien for his kids and which was written before LOTR was even conceived. It was only after the popularity of this book and demand for a follow up that Tolkien set forth to write LOTR. It is supposed to be a fun and adventurous book and that is what the movie tries to present.
I watched the movie in IMAX 3D HFR 48fps and i loved the whole experience. I understand that this rendering of the cinema has many critics. It is important to note every cinematic experience relies on the suspension of disbelief. It is unfair to criticise the realistic quality of the backdrop of a fantasy flick. The HFR really adds to the quality of action sequences.
The performances in the movie were adequate and the movie was well set-up for the final instalment of the series.… Expand
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DocTJan 2, 2014
Great just great! After almost 3 hours this movie has you wanting to see more. I could have sat through another 3 hours easily. Can't wait for the next!
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Gamer4life1985Dec 21, 2013
Such a damn good movie; unbelievable I definitely recommend it. Nonstop in action, brilliant storytelling, etc... It's one of those movies that shouts in your mind afterward "It was definitely worth my price of admission." Will see itSuch a damn good movie; unbelievable I definitely recommend it. Nonstop in action, brilliant storytelling, etc... It's one of those movies that shouts in your mind afterward "It was definitely worth my price of admission." Will see it again before it leaves theaters xD… Expand
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wernytitansDec 13, 2013
The Desolation of Smaug gets The Hobbit trilogy on track!
The action is there, the pacing is great, and the characters they change all help improve the story.
Legolas was surprisingly a great addition despite the fact he wasn't in the book.The Desolation of Smaug gets The Hobbit trilogy on track!
The action is there, the pacing is great, and the characters they change all help improve the story.
Legolas was surprisingly a great addition despite the fact he wasn't in the book.
The acting is great, and it is definitely worth seeing 2-3 times in theaters.… Expand
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ReubenIsAGodDec 13, 2013
Better then the first film, yes the series is not as good as the original films, but really what made u think that this film would be as good as the amazingly spectacular film trilogy that is Load Of The Rings, also the films based on a bookBetter then the first film, yes the series is not as good as the original films, but really what made u think that this film would be as good as the amazingly spectacular film trilogy that is Load Of The Rings, also the films based on a book that's only about 200 pages, Peter Jacksons done an amazing job directing the films and i for one really enjoyed the film, although the one real big disappointment for me in this trilogy is probably the CGI, orcs where better when they weren't CGI, overall The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug is a great film that is very entertaining and engaging two watch that is bigger and better then the original Hobbit film and i for one cant wait too see the final in the series

-9/10, gave it a 10 because scores are WAY to low… Expand
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fallen-saviorFeb 9, 2014
Great Movie so Far.Better then the first one.Better the fellowship and two towers .Great art Direction Lovely landscapes.Fast Paced heart pounding, mind blowing, barrel riding action. The world is living and breathing I feel like playing aGreat Movie so Far.Better then the first one.Better the fellowship and two towers .Great art Direction Lovely landscapes.Fast Paced heart pounding, mind blowing, barrel riding action. The world is living and breathing I feel like playing a Middle Earth rpg Game specially lake town segment is best. and who can forget about the CGI???If you wanna see a real dragon then watch this movie.
Overall Superb Movie.… Expand
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idohakerDec 20, 2013
i will give any one of you a slap if you will not see the hobbit: the desolation of smaug, an amazing movie, the first hobbit is nothing compared to this masterpiece, great story, the 3d was the best i saw since avatar, the story of this onei will give any one of you a slap if you will not see the hobbit: the desolation of smaug, an amazing movie, the first hobbit is nothing compared to this masterpiece, great story, the 3d was the best i saw since avatar, the story of this one was much interesting, the movie was much action packed, well it was an amazing excpeirience and i also saw it on 4d so the chairs moved all the time and there was water all over me every time there was rain, and there was wind at me every time someone shooted a arrow, but the real treat of this movie is one thing only, smaug, you will be like wtf when you will see smaug this movie deserve a 6/10 without smaug, smaug is freakign awsome and he was the whole last hour of the movie, for conclousing i will slap to any one that will not see this movie. there is no way someone is passing on this movie.… Expand
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adrenilinmattDec 14, 2013
Stop comparing the hobbit to the lord of the rings. Jesus. They are purposely crafted differently. Because the story is different. The lord of the rings is set in a darker time than the hobbit. Regardlesd of this, the films are mnot supposedStop comparing the hobbit to the lord of the rings. Jesus. They are purposely crafted differently. Because the story is different. The lord of the rings is set in a darker time than the hobbit. Regardlesd of this, the films are mnot supposed to be copies of one another because quite frankly that would be boring and I for one like new things and a new journey when im paying money to get to see it. Now, on to this movie in particular. Amazing. Crafted with love and care, exciting from start to finish, a visual spectactle to say the least and in my honest opinion, in different ways, just as enjoyable as lotr. The people talking and comparing it to the books, are mere imbeciles. You cannot film a book exactly as it is written. Some things in the book wouldn't work as a piece of film. The day you book realise this, is the day I can finally read reviews without wanting to tear my very eyes out. Thanks for reading. Go see the movie. Listen to th majority, its fantastic. And smaug is the best dragon displayed on screen ever. Simple as that. Less of the cgi orcs would be nice though. They just arent as scary looking as the real actors in prosthetics and such.… Expand
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tomymgDec 13, 2013
Yesterday, I had the amazing opportunity to went to the preview of The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug. I had huge expectations on this film due to I'm of those that found The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey a brilliant movie. As I said inYesterday, I had the amazing opportunity to went to the preview of The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug. I had huge expectations on this film due to I'm of those that found The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey a brilliant movie. As I said in another review, The Hobbit trilogy is taking another perspective of The Lord of the Ring's one, but in this new film the connections are more than an evidence.
Personally, yesterday I spent the best 2 and a half hours of the year, contemplating a marvelous cinematographic technique with unique shots. Technically is a masterpiece and the interpretations, specially the Martin's Freeman and Ian McKellen's one, where astonishing.
For me, a much better second part of a triology that will continue transporting us to the Middle Earth, one of the biggest and wonderful world ever created. 10/10… Expand
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cephaloDec 14, 2013
This film accomplishes everything it set out to do. I don't understand how any fan of the original trilogy wouldn't love this movie. If dragging this small story into three movies makes it like an 'extended edition' I am eagerly awaiting theThis film accomplishes everything it set out to do. I don't understand how any fan of the original trilogy wouldn't love this movie. If dragging this small story into three movies makes it like an 'extended edition' I am eagerly awaiting the extended-extended edition! I'm giving it a 10 because Smaug is a 20, and more than makes up for any shortcomings I had failed to notice.… Expand
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NolaneDec 17, 2013
Coming a year after the underrated and underappreciated “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey,” Peter Jackson strikes again with the year’s best movie- “The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug.” After a brief prologue featuring an excellentComing a year after the underrated and underappreciated “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey,” Peter Jackson strikes again with the year’s best movie- “The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug.” After a brief prologue featuring an excellent flashback conversation between Thorin Oakenshield and the wizard Gandalf, the movie hits the ground running and pretty much never looks back. This is a much more action packed movie than its predecessor, featuring an intense giant spider attack sequence in Mirkwood Forest, a thrilling river barrel chase sequence as the dwarves attempt to escape from Elvish captors, an intense battle between Gandalf and Sauron, and a non-stop battle with the Dragon Smaug at the end. As is to be expected, all technical credits are first rate, from the often brilliant special effects, to the stirring Howard Shore musical score, to the excellent use of High Frame Rate 3D. In addition, the film delivers some outstanding acting, with particularly good performances from Richard Armitage as Thorin Oakenshield, Martin Freeman as Bilbo Baggins and Luke Evans as a well-developed and sympathetic Bard the Bowman. It is also great to see Orlando Bloom’s Legolas back in action, and despite the initial controversy, the addition of Evangilne Lilly as the female elf warrior Tauriel is a welcome addition, even if she does not appear in the book. The crowning achievement of the movie, however, is the Dragon Smaug (the best dragon ever portrayed on the silver screen) and his initial reveal in the ancient kingdom of Erebor is absolutely perfect. This is followed by an Indiana Jones style climax that ends in a real cliffhanger that might irritate some. For me it just means that the final movie, “The Hobbit: There And Back Again” will launch with an absolutely incredible action sequence. Like “The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers”, “Desolation” does not really have a beginning or an end, but like that brilliant movie, it is definitely one hell of a middle.… Expand
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crawlerDec 16, 2013
I think its a good movie, different than the lord of the ring but as good if you like middle-earth and a story that dont rush at all for action. I really like the action more than the first especially smaug and the barrel-ride. Legolas andI think its a good movie, different than the lord of the ring but as good if you like middle-earth and a story that dont rush at all for action. I really like the action more than the first especially smaug and the barrel-ride. Legolas and Tauriel are nice add-on from book in my opinion. Not perfect but definitively a good movie
Cant wait to see it again and again....the third movie cant come soon enough. 9/10… Expand
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sharkman265Feb 13, 2014
Peter Jackson does it again ...
This movie took ahold of me and took me on a Journey from begining till the end !!
This movie i saw in Real 3D it was one of the best on par with Lord of the Rings:Two Towers on more ways than one aka thePeter Jackson does it again ...
This movie took ahold of me and took me on a Journey from begining till the end !!

This movie i saw in Real 3D it was one of the best on par with Lord of the Rings:Two Towers on more ways than one aka the abrupt ending which i knew Peter Jackson would do as seeing this was the first sequal in the trilogy and he has a knack for leaving us in suspense !!! Must watch & Must own for any J.R.R Tolkien fan !!!!!… Expand
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LeZeeDec 20, 2013
The second installment of the 'Hobbit' trilogy which is the prequel to 'The Lord of the Rings' trilogy. 365 days of wait is over, last year around the same day I saw 'An Unexpected Journey'. It totally blew me away with those awesomeThe second installment of the 'Hobbit' trilogy which is the prequel to 'The Lord of the Rings' trilogy. 365 days of wait is over, last year around the same day I saw 'An Unexpected Journey'. It totally blew me away with those awesome thrilling adventures and great graphics especially to watch a favourite movie in high frame rate gave a new dimensional experience. Also to see the 'The Lord of the Rings' character in digital 3D especially Gollum was amazing.

The movie kick starts with the director Peter Jackson's cameo as he crosses over from left to right on the screen having a bite of a carrot in a town called Bree. Then the missing scene from the first part of 'Hobbit' commence where the great wizard Gandalf the Grey offers the help to the dwarfs to reclaim their kingdom. After that the narration continues from where it ended in 'An Unexpected Journey'. The nonstop exciting journey of dwarfs proceeds in the middle-earth nothing lesser than its earlier part with the company of a Hobbit, Bilbo Baggins. So the hope remains in Thorin, the next king of Erebor to fight back their enemy and take a revenge.

The missing in this movie is the Gollum, I don't think he will come back in the next installment as well. A little disappointing for Gandalf fans as well. He was not in action as much we aspired to see his magical stuffs. If you are a die hard 'The Lord of the Rings' the list goes on. In another way it is great to see new faces around. But you must remember it is not the movie(s) about the 'ring', it is the dwarfs tale where it all happens before Gimli, son of Gloin.

Like I said the good thing is the reintroduction of the Elvin prince of Woodland Realm, Legolas. Last time we saw him in the final battle of middle-earth in the movie 'The Return of the King'. The 'Lost' fame Evangeline Lilly was the newest major addition of the series and she was amazing. She lonely fulfilled the due of women's contribution of this particular movie of 'Hobbit' trilogy. Like she Luke Evans was also had a prominent role but I guess his major action sequences will come in the next part.

In this and next paragraph I gonna write some good's and bad's of this movie. I wanna begin by saying HFR was unbelievable, the picture quality was very good with no blurs in fast panning camera sequences. I know few people may get hard time to adjust with smoothness in motion but you will get used to it if you already saw the first. Compared to 'An Unexpected Journey' it had a little more drama in story narration but as usual it had the adventures that happen in a tight situation. There's a similar kind escape scene what we had seen under the mountain kingdom Goblin. Here which happen in the water I mean the river where dwarfs are getting escaped from the Elves and of course the Arcs.

"My arm is like tenfold shields, my teeth are like swords, my claws are the spear, the shock of my tail is a thunderbolt, my wings a hurricane and my breath death" is what the Smaug describes himself angrily. In this whole movie all I expected was to see the Smaug, the last great dragon of middle-earth. As we know it was an adaptation of children's book so I was curious to see Smaug to talk. In all the last four movies I have not seen talking animal as per my knowledge. The first time I got the impression of the root base of fantasy touch like we had seen in 'Narnia' and 'Harry Potter' movie series. The British actor Benedict Cumberbatch gave his incredible voice and performance through motion capture to the Smaug.

There's nothing we can do than have a peek while it is in the cinema hall. As usual this movie will bomb the box office. I am already beginning to think about the 2015 Christmas holiday, without 'Hobbit' it will be most disappointment festival season. As for now I gonna end 2013 with this masterpiece.

Tolkien would have been blown away to see his own creation in a breathtaking motion picture. He wrote it keeping in mind children, as based on a children the movie achieved the heights that no one ever imagined which attracted the adults more than children. So all the credits go to the man behind it, Peter Jackson and then the his cast and crew. Now I have to wait another 365 days to have the grand finale of the 'Hobbit' series, feels like one more decade to go. In the mean time I might see it again and wait for the Blu-ray. So what's your plan...… Expand
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atcDec 14, 2013
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Absolutely loved it. Stayed fairly close to the book too. Beorn was excellently portrayed. The additional parts were interesting especially Wizard battles. I enjoyed the action sequences around the barrels as well as the dragon scenes though it was confusing at times. The CGI and voice of Smaug was amazing and really stole the show.… Expand
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ThegodfathersonDec 13, 2013
J. R. R. Tolkien purists will likely have more than a few qualms with Jackson’s second chapter in The Hobbit film series; however, as a movie experience, the director has once again delivered a humorous and enthralling (read: downrightJ. R. R. Tolkien purists will likely have more than a few qualms with Jackson’s second chapter in The Hobbit film series; however, as a movie experience, the director has once again delivered a humorous and enthralling (read: downright entertaining) adventure in Middle-earth with rich characters, sharp visuals, and an epic storyline. Time will tell whether all of the added narrative material pays off when The Hobbit: There and Back Again opens in theaters on December 17th 2014, but in the meantime, it’s encouraging to see Jackson is committed to presenting an impactful version of The Hobbit book for the moviegoing medium even if it means the director has to stand by a few especially controversial changes.… Expand
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morty20Dec 23, 2013
I watched the first movie. it was great. I watched desolation of smaug. IT WAS AWESOME! i love the movie. I love everything about it. Go out and watch this movie. it's worth it. I'm fire... i'm death! -smaug
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WhereDoiStartDec 25, 2013
Hit or miss for many people. However, users claiming the movie will not be enjoyable if you're a fan of the original LOTR trilogy are basically 100% wrong. When did movie watching become a job for people to then criticize to death a person'sHit or miss for many people. However, users claiming the movie will not be enjoyable if you're a fan of the original LOTR trilogy are basically 100% wrong. When did movie watching become a job for people to then criticize to death a person's movie for "flaws" that they perceived? Where is the objective criticism? Enjoy the movie for what it is people.

The acting is great. The CGI is great and, yes, there is a lot of it but I fail to see how this is a bad thing, especially when done so well! The characterization is far better than the first movie and the only aspect that seemed a little unnecessary is the relationship between Tauriel and Kili but it doesn't detract from the movie whatsoever. I've simply come to believe people make it their mission to nit-pick movies. Nevertheless, it is a nearly 3 hour movie that is worth the price of admission, to at least experience or distract yourself with during your free time, more so than the hour and a half movies the industry favors nowadays.… Expand
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MemburgDec 14, 2013
This is one of the single greatest films I have EVER SEEN. I shall scream the praise of this movie from the peak of the highest mountain, let it be known, THIS MOVIE IS FREAKING AWESOME! But the gold CGI needs a touch up.
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ForeverFallingDec 18, 2013
What a fantastic film. An Unexpected Journey was brilliant but this one just takes it to new heights, with a lot more action to boot. Thrilling and fun action scenes, great acting, beautiful scenery. The film is just shot so wonderfully too.What a fantastic film. An Unexpected Journey was brilliant but this one just takes it to new heights, with a lot more action to boot. Thrilling and fun action scenes, great acting, beautiful scenery. The film is just shot so wonderfully too. Yes, it does change certain things from the book, but that isn't a negative and shouldn't hold the film back. Some of these additions and changes make for a very entertaining movie. The only negative for me was the Kili and Tauriel romance side plot. I just thought it was a bit cheesy at times and felt like it was thrown in there just for the sake of having a bit of romance. A minor niggle though. These user's that are bashing on this film and/or giving it a ridiculously low score, simply don't understand movies. The film may not be to certain peoples tastes or you may not think it is fantastic, but it is in no way, a "bad film". Isn't it funny that there are people out there giving this film a 0 simply because it isn't identical to the book? This is a marvellous piece of fantasy Peter Jackson has delivered us, yet again. Oh, and that Dragon! Smaug is awesome in this film. He looks amazing and the voice is perfect.… Expand
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Jamison12Dec 16, 2013
I loved the first Hobbit and saw nothing wrong with it. The Desolation of Smaug is a masterpiece and makes the previous installment look like crap. Peter Jackson's interpretation of Middle earth seems to be more and more breathtaking everyI loved the first Hobbit and saw nothing wrong with it. The Desolation of Smaug is a masterpiece and makes the previous installment look like crap. Peter Jackson's interpretation of Middle earth seems to be more and more breathtaking every film. This could very well be one of the best movies in the saga.… Expand
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eli9494Dec 20, 2013
This movie was the best yet out of all the tolkien based movies jackson has done! A very long movie like all of them have been, but never felt like it. Constantly something happening, multiple story lines, and when they finally meet Smaug,This movie was the best yet out of all the tolkien based movies jackson has done! A very long movie like all of them have been, but never felt like it. Constantly something happening, multiple story lines, and when they finally meet Smaug, all I have to say is wow. I thought it was one of the best movies i've ever seen, and I can't wait for the third and final hobbit movie. I am curious how the film will be, as basically the sequels are not sequels they are merely breaks cause an audience wouldn't sit through a 9 hour movie (hell I would if it was this lol) anyway go see it. some people are saying it doesn't follow the book, I have never read the book, but regardless great movie whether it followed the book or not.… Expand
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RevRonDec 13, 2013
I love “The Lord of the Rings” films and was very happy with “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey.” “The Desolation of Smaug” picks up the pace like a year hasn’t passed since the last release and it gets moving quickly and fluidly. TheI love “The Lord of the Rings” films and was very happy with “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey.” “The Desolation of Smaug” picks up the pace like a year hasn’t passed since the last release and it gets moving quickly and fluidly. The characters are still interesting and played by actors who seemed to be magically made for their roles, the visuals are breathtaking, the special effects are incredible and the movie is dramatic, action-packed and fun! I really enjoyed this return visit to Middle-earth.… Expand
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Maycolino10Dec 13, 2013
An epic sequel!! From start to finish you will be on the edge of your seat. Smaug and all the CGI effects are just incredible. A must see for all Peter Jackson's fans.
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FedelcaJan 9, 2014
El primero en la fila para ver Desolation of Smaug: simplemente impresionante y mejor que la primera entrega. Peter Jackson dirige con éxito este maravilloso spin-off de "El Señor de los Anillos" y le hace un gran honor a los libros deEl primero en la fila para ver Desolation of Smaug: simplemente impresionante y mejor que la primera entrega. Peter Jackson dirige con éxito este maravilloso spin-off de "El Señor de los Anillos" y le hace un gran honor a los libros de Tolkien. Esta película impacta intelectualmente como visualmente, y, para hacer más honores, las escenas épicas de aventuras son impresionantes y divertidas.
La saga de The Hobbit es la mejor aventura épica desde que empezó la década y no me arrepiento en decir que si esta película no es de tu agrado; a mí ni me hables, porque obviamente habitas en un mundo al que yo no estoy interesado. Gran película y merece un 10.… Expand
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Velvet_BruschDec 13, 2013
My expectations were met! Peter Jackson has done an amazing job again though the first one was a little bit sluggish this chapter will hook you up, The HFR 3d is the future.
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DemonSoulDec 18, 2013
This is 10 for OMG this movie was so good. If you're looking for an adventure with wizards and dragons, it doesn't get better than this. Epic and well told in every way with an astute attention to detail. The script and casting are excellentThis is 10 for OMG this movie was so good. If you're looking for an adventure with wizards and dragons, it doesn't get better than this. Epic and well told in every way with an astute attention to detail. The script and casting are excellent with amusingly clever and thoughtful dialogue. There's romance abrewing as well. There were also scenes that had the whole audience rolling with laughter. I enjoyed this movie immensely.… Expand
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iffyguyDec 17, 2013
Peter Jackson did it again. Effortlessly blending action, drama, comedy, and nerd references, we are plunged into Middle-Earth yet again. With great CGI, memorable characters, and fun storytelling, he creates another surefire hit. He nailedPeter Jackson did it again. Effortlessly blending action, drama, comedy, and nerd references, we are plunged into Middle-Earth yet again. With great CGI, memorable characters, and fun storytelling, he creates another surefire hit. He nailed what the book did, which is makes you forget that there's a FREAKING DRAGON at the end, and instead focus on the danger at hand, whether it be spiders or orcs. Then, digging into the several hundred pages of appendices at the end of LOTR, he expands on the Necromancer, who is revealed to be Sauron. All in all, a great setup for the sure-to-please finale of the trilogy. And that cliffhanger!

P.S. Peter Jackson's cameo is hilarious.… Expand
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ZineZDec 13, 2013
Enjoyed it thoroughly. Much better than the first one, it's not as action based as the LOTR series but that's not a bad thing. It sets its own pace and is more "adventurey". Makes me laugh where needed and was just a ton of fun to go for atEnjoyed it thoroughly. Much better than the first one, it's not as action based as the LOTR series but that's not a bad thing. It sets its own pace and is more "adventurey". Makes me laugh where needed and was just a ton of fun to go for at launch night.… Expand
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aerokissDec 13, 2013
Filme absolutamente sensacional!! Melhorou em todos os aspectos o seu antecessor e abre portas para muita ansiosidade para o último filme da trilogia. E uma última coisa a dizer.... Smaug!
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Max142Dec 22, 2013
Beyond magnificent! Went to see this today with my family hoping for great things and we were all so happy to see it was even better than we hoped.

Wonderful gripping story, interesting deep characters, spectacle battle and fight scenes,Beyond magnificent! Went to see this today with my family hoping for great things and we were all so happy to see it was even better than we hoped.

Wonderful gripping story, interesting deep characters, spectacle battle and fight scenes, epic flow of events, dialogue was truly touching in places, acting superb, music was fantastic, look and feel was stunning.

I’m definitely going to go and see this again, a perfect blend of material from the book, other Tolkien works and original content to make it all mesh perfectly together for the film.

I am a huge fan of the Hobbit book and all of Tolkien’s works so I wanted a lot from this film and it absolutely delivered, I really can not praise this enough.

Wonderful film, highly recommend! A must see film!… Expand
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nikhil714Dec 13, 2013
Desolation of smaug proves to be majestic in its narrative and it is an improvement over the unexpected journey, it offers powerful action with crispy visuals and never feels bored, aslo leaving the audience very much excited for the nextDesolation of smaug proves to be majestic in its narrative and it is an improvement over the unexpected journey, it offers powerful action with crispy visuals and never feels bored, aslo leaving the audience very much excited for the next installment… Expand
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PeterJamesDec 15, 2013
Considering the hit-and-miss style of the first movie, possibly more a factor of being the introduction movie, the second attempt was quite fantastic! If I were to fault this movie on anything it would be that I have to wait until DecemberConsidering the hit-and-miss style of the first movie, possibly more a factor of being the introduction movie, the second attempt was quite fantastic! If I were to fault this movie on anything it would be that I have to wait until December 2014 before actually seeing the finale. I found the acting, set design, costume, writing, and lore to be engrossing and enthralling. Of anything to criticize it would be the endemic problem of multiple special effects studios working on a project which can lead to variation in the look which can be bothersome. While the movie may not have been completely straight with the book, I never found a single instance where I think they slipped up. Any additional content was superbly meshed into the framework of the original story, giving it several fleshed-out story lines to follow. I wasn't expecting to appreciate this series to the level I have, and I am enticed by the amount of detail poured into these projects. One way to heighten the experience could be to try and explain the majority of the LOTR world to a fellow movie-goer not aware of any previous information even the first movie. It really helps bring out how much thought is required to keep such a complex multi-faceted world going in a script and then portrayed in a movie. I would recommend this to anyone, especially if they have even a little time to dig into the wonder that Tolkien's, and now Jackson's, mind has crafted.… Expand
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aleksasstaJan 9, 2014
I always loved Lord of the rings. This is similar, but has better animations. This second part is much better then the first one because it has a lot more action. I loved th dragon, they made him look and sound awesome.
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EdenChiDec 16, 2013
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This is a great movie that offers a good moment in cinema. It does not follow the book, but only the outline. Otherwise, the film is likely to be less attractive. 3D is very well done, this is not a film made for the 3d but it is very well done, it gives good effect to some time.… Expand
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SquilliamJan 6, 2014
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. What an amazing movie! Just as good as the first one! In my opinion The Hobbit series is on par with The Lord of the Rings series- they are just quite different, and people need to realize that. I will not say it was an improvement over An Unexpected Journey because I loved the hell out of that movie, but this one's just as good.
First of all, the acting was brilliant. Martin Freeman again creates a mesmerizing Bilbo- a very believable character (he isn't a master swordsman as soon as he picks up a sword, and he relies on his wits more than his brawn), and his wit and humour really add some heart to the movie. His subtle, slightly humorous reactions to Smaug waking up are great! His funny little mannerisms and facial expressions and hand gestures really give his character a sense of uniqueness among the other hobbits we've seen. Also, his relationship with Thorin is very well handled, although the best of it will be seen in There and Back Again. Speaking of Thorin, Richard Armitage gives a truly magnificent performance. The right balance of determination, arrogance, and charisma. Thorin is a much darker, more complex character than Aragorn from The Lord of the Rings, and you can really see his arrogance and greed taking over his being once he reaches Erebor, and just the slightest hint of madness (the scene where he holds Bilbo at sword point), which will come into play more in the third movie.
In regards to Ian McKellan's Gandalf, we really didn't see much of him, but he was as amazing as ever, and his duel with Sauron was incredible!
As for the dwarves, it is Ken Stott and Aidan Turner who shine this time, and much to my displeasure James Nesbitt's Bofur falls to the background a bit (but he still has his moments- "Bless my beard, is that the time!"). Stott creates a very memorable Balin, bringing depth, kindness, and heart to his role. Aidan Turner was great as the young, dashing Kili, and his hero moment at the river scene was very well done. Some of the other dwarves fall into the background a bit, but Dwalin, Bofur, Fili, and Gloin all are given some time to shine.
As for the new characters in this movie, they were all excellent and well integrate into the story. Mikael Persbrandt had a short but memorable role as the Skin-changer Beorn, and his performance was very powerful (and he had a really epic Swedish accent). Lee Pace was excellent as Thranduil, who is a very interesting character. Pace provides regal arrogance and a slight unsettlingness to the character, and his scene with Thorin was very powerful. Orlando Bloom is back as Legolas, and this time he provides more three-dimensional acting, as his personality and personal life are fleshed out more here, and we get to see a meaner side to him as well as a softer side. And his fight with Bolg at the end was badass! Tauriel, as played by Evangeline Lilly, was a very good addition to the story. Her character was even more interesting and in depth than I thought before the movie came out, and she was acted very well by Lilly. The romantic subplot with Kili was very well handled and not over done. She is a very interesting character- curious about dwarves, determined, and sticking up for what is right (which means going against her king). In Lake-town we are introduced to Bard and his family, and Luke Evans did a great job as the "Robin Hood of Middle-earth." His family was a nice touch and makes the audience care more for him and adds depth to his character. We also meet the Master of Lake-town and his conniving servant, Alfrid, played by Stephen Fry and Ryan Gage respectively. Both were very good characters. Stephen Fry was hamming it up as the sleazy master, and he was a joy to watch.
And now on to Smaug. What can I say besides that he was the best dragon, cgi character, and villain ever to hit the screens! Perfect vocal and motion capture performance from Benedict Cumberbatch, seamless visual effects by WETA, and some great dialogue. The scene with him and Bilbo was one of the best scenes I've seen in a very long time! Freeman and Cumberbatch were great together. His epic fight with the dwarves was great too.
The writing in this movie was very good. I thought each character was developed enough, and the side subplots, like Gandalf's investigation of Dol Guldor and the Kili/Tauriel sublot, were woven into the story smoothly. Also, the decision to split up the company was one of PJ's best deviations from the book.
The visual effects, costumes, makeup, and art direction were flawless as usual- no point going into details there. But they were truly top notch. The score was also amazing (I particularly like Tauriel's, Smaug's, Thranduil's, and Lake-town's themes). Howard Shore is a genius.
Special mention should be made to the Barrel scene. It was awesome- the best action scene of 2013 for sure! Legolas and Tauriel were badass, and Bombur's orc-anihilating barrel run was hilarious and epic at the same time!
All in all, this movie was perfect!… Expand
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Tonster911Dec 31, 2013
Really good movie. It added parts that where humorous. The visuals where amazing and Legolas making an apearence really was cool being that he is the best elf ever. The acting was terrific and smaug was as terrifying as in the books
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SythusHDJan 23, 2014
Well i saw the first movie and it was pretty good, not great but i still liked it, when i went to watch the Desolation of Smaug, i loved it and its probably my favorite Middle-Earth based movie, go watch this movie it will blow your mind,Well i saw the first movie and it was pretty good, not great but i still liked it, when i went to watch the Desolation of Smaug, i loved it and its probably my favorite Middle-Earth based movie, go watch this movie it will blow your mind, Smaug is the most real CGI character ever to appear on the big screen.… Expand
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BKComerfordDec 13, 2013
A bombastic squash buckler which intends to be just so. Canonical inconsistencies aside Jackson shines in his special aptitude for fantasy and darkness. A great second piece to an enchanting trilogy.
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LivEricsenDec 13, 2013
Posh film, strong, fast, isn't typical, is the fashion and stereotypes of contemporary big movie .On a lot better than the first one, entertaining and impressive, I go again when it comes, and in our country. The only thing I'm afraid thatPosh film, strong, fast, isn't typical, is the fashion and stereotypes of contemporary big movie .On a lot better than the first one, entertaining and impressive, I go again when it comes, and in our country. The only thing I'm afraid that dubbing will not allow again so wholly enjoy the film, as a voice Smaug gorgeous and generally better original actor can't be anything? The special effects are amazing, I am sure that the hobbit and gravity will be the main rivals in the fight for Oscar in this category. Howard Shore is good as always, but the bar LOTR apparently he does not repeat the already never found. Actors matched perfectly, Peter Jackson always had a flair, Martin Freeman perfect Bilbo, but it would at most of the So impressed with Lee Pace in the image of Thranduil very good. Go, and don't you doubt one of the best films of the year… Expand
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dangerous1Dec 13, 2013
Really greater than its predecessor, darker and also more fast paced than unexpected journey,the desolation of smaug is entertaining action movie with stunning visuals.
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edcollyer1Dec 13, 2013
Yet another case of snobbery among critics and certain individuals on this website. The film was perfect. Unimaginably good. Do not judge it next to The Lord of The Rings, judge The Hobbit by itself.
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raduflorinDec 14, 2013
This is one of those films you definitely have to watch, in cinema or home. It is filled up with a dynamic action pack, remastered CGI and a more captivating story. Even if you read the books, the movie still gives you unexpected scenes, likeThis is one of those films you definitely have to watch, in cinema or home. It is filled up with a dynamic action pack, remastered CGI and a more captivating story. Even if you read the books, the movie still gives you unexpected scenes, like the opening scene in Bree, or the extraordinary fight between Gandalf and Sauron. Benedict Cumberbatch did an absolutely amazing job with Smaug, and the ending cliffhanger will make it very hard for the fans to wait 'till the next year for the final part in the Hobbit series. 10/10… Expand
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KalarienDec 14, 2013
Perfect
I love all the trilogy, the movie include some extend actions cenes who i like to much! Legolas in clearly the best! Grats Peter Jackson, u made a wonderfull movie again
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PetroleumDec 15, 2013
Enjoyed the movie for it's darker and more Middle Earth feeling. The visual part of the movie was spectacular and eye-popping, with fantastic performances from Martin Freeman, Ian Mckellan and Benedict Cumberbatch, who's role as Smaug wasEnjoyed the movie for it's darker and more Middle Earth feeling. The visual part of the movie was spectacular and eye-popping, with fantastic performances from Martin Freeman, Ian Mckellan and Benedict Cumberbatch, who's role as Smaug was absolutely fantastic. The other thing that made the movie a lot more enjoyable was the break time it had, not trying to have too many things happening at once all the time, unlike the first of the trilogy.… Expand
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sillyputtyDec 15, 2013
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. You can't compare the movie to the book at all, since half of the movie never happened in the book, but there are some scenes that you just can't describe with words!!! The movie in and of itself was awesome except for the cliffhanger ending. If you have no patience wait till next year to buy the 2nd hobbit and watch the third right after. But i still cant wait till next year to see where they're going to go with this different storyline. I wasnt too excited to see a love story mixed in though, but that's just me.… Expand
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hypersonic354Dec 18, 2013
i loved this movie in many ways 1 the design of smaug 2 in the theaters the fire looked really cool. its much better then the first one. smaug is a big heat for the Movie
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MichaelBreaDec 16, 2013
This movie are so amazing. I think Peter Jackson do a very good job. Everything in this movie are great. I recommand this movie for every one I am not goin to tell you something of this movie. I just want to everybody watch this movie.
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CrazzaGamingDec 18, 2013
The Hobbit The Desolation Of Smaug was a great movie i enjoyed every second on it. It has the story of the book with some more added features. The addition of Evangeline Lilly made the movie a top for me. If you have not seen this movie IThe Hobbit The Desolation Of Smaug was a great movie i enjoyed every second on it. It has the story of the book with some more added features. The addition of Evangeline Lilly made the movie a top for me. If you have not seen this movie I strongly suggest you go rent it buy it see it in theatres. 10/10 great movie!!… Expand
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XCactusHDDec 20, 2013
This is the best film i ever seen :D
It has a lot of interesting moments and otheer great stuff,
I do not know why people rate it 62 o.o i had read the book and it was AWESOME. But the film, is something like, god came to the earth andThis is the best film i ever seen :D
It has a lot of interesting moments and otheer great stuff,
I do not know why people rate it 62 o.o
i had read the book and it was AWESOME.
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SmauggDec 26, 2013
Peter Jackson's returns to Middle Earth this time with a bang...Dwarves, elves, Hobbits, Sauron, orcs. Movie was heavier in substance than the first part. Smaug's part was astonishing, With impressive CGI and Benedict Cumberbatch's killerPeter Jackson's returns to Middle Earth this time with a bang...Dwarves, elves, Hobbits, Sauron, orcs. Movie was heavier in substance than the first part. Smaug's part was astonishing, With impressive CGI and Benedict Cumberbatch's killer vocals, we watched about 40 minutes of the finest fantasies ever. Martin Freeman did Bilbo's role with top-notch performance and Gandalf is as charming as always...… Expand
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theolambrouDec 21, 2013
great movie, in particular there were scenes that were really chilling; the necromancer vs gandalf scene awesome effects, and of course the dragon scenes
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JadProductionsDec 21, 2013
This movie was such a big improvement from the relatively weak not bad) first installment. Every aspect from the action to the dialog has been improved much. Cant wait to see if the last movie will develop as much as this one did from theThis movie was such a big improvement from the relatively weak not bad) first installment. Every aspect from the action to the dialog has been improved much. Cant wait to see if the last movie will develop as much as this one did from the first. And Smaug, oh yeah, even though he didn´t show up until the last third of the movie he still owned it. Probably one of the greatest villain of all time. Just perfect into every last detail. From the voice to the design and the way he acted.… Expand
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Skylimit117Dec 27, 2013
We know it's not lord of the rings, but if you think of The Desolation of Smaug as a movie, it's freaking amazing. Much better than anything else I've seen this year. Awesome solid film
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JJHoodDec 30, 2013
We love the story extension. It is a great combination of Lord of the rings and the Hobbit books!
OK, Orks looks a bit different (stronger) than in LOTR. but this is OK.
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lisadel24Jan 3, 2014
Enjoyed the first film, loved the second & looking forward to the third despite it being another 12 months away! A fun, action packed film for all the family.
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natasha88Jan 2, 2014
I loved this movie and can't wait for it to come out on disc as well as the next one in the series! Great job. I hope it is better than the next one is even better. Please don't let us down. Make it the best.
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VinwondersJan 2, 2014
Fantastical to say the least! Thoroughly enjoyed this epic story come to life. In fact, never wanted it to end as it was a tour de force of story, sound and imagery. One for the cinema and will lose its luster at home.
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MarmaladeOvenJan 23, 2014
Nothing was overly dramatized, the scenery was amazing, and the music was beautiful. Great acting, epic fight scenes, and they've added new depths to the characters.
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DocsisFeb 1, 2014
A must see! I think ALL of the Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit movies are incredible! I can't wait for the final Hobbit next Christmas.. but then I will be sad that they are over,
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Ayrton25May 21, 2014
It was a good movie. I enjoyed it a lot and liked the fact that peter Jackson brought back legolas. I liked the changes from the book to the movie and disliked some, I admire the way they designed smaug.
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jacob4Jun 23, 2014
The movie was epic, adventurous, funny, and enjoyable. An absolute must see. I can't wait for the last Hobbit movie to come out. But after the third Hobbit movie, this will probably be the last live action adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien'sThe movie was epic, adventurous, funny, and enjoyable. An absolute must see. I can't wait for the last Hobbit movie to come out. But after the third Hobbit movie, this will probably be the last live action adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's works. Unless Peter Jackson finds another work by J.R.R. Tolkien and makes it into a movie.… Expand
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BlaccyNov 22, 2014
Taken me somewhere I have never been before! i love it. Peter Jackson just took me on a journey through unreality and it blew me away! If this isn't the best movie of 2013 i don't know what is. CANNOT WAIT FOR BATTLE OF THE FIVE ARMIES !
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yanks45a1Jul 17, 2014
I enjoyed The Hobbit II much better than the first film. The Hobbit is my favorite book, so Im biased, but It was very enjoyable. The scenes with the dragon are the best. I used to call my ex Smaug behind her back so seeing Smaug in the filmI enjoyed The Hobbit II much better than the first film. The Hobbit is my favorite book, so Im biased, but It was very enjoyable. The scenes with the dragon are the best. I used to call my ex Smaug behind her back so seeing Smaug in the film was special for me.… Expand
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Nick114Aug 7, 2014
Excellent movie Series..!! thanks a lot for making an extra ordinary movie :) you have really worked hard as well as amazing. hope to watch an unfinished tale as well.
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JohnMasterLJan 4, 2015
La segunda Parte de El Hobbit es espectacular! una obra maestra, supera en todos los aspectos a "un viaje inesperado" con mas acción, mejor desarrollo de la historia y un ritmo cargado de entretenimiento increíble. Bravo de nuevo Jackson.
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THEkerimbankaDec 17, 2014
What an exciting improvement upon the first instalment. A fabulous dragon (both in look and voice) that frightens as much as it excites. As usual the acting from the three main leads, McKellen, Ermitage, and Freeman is superb.
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Soma9840Apr 16, 2015
Peter Jackson, you are so amazing. You are the greatest director in the history of ever. Having loved the first movie so much, I was super excited to see this sequel. And it did not disappoint. Better music! Better special effects! (I didn'tPeter Jackson, you are so amazing. You are the greatest director in the history of ever. Having loved the first movie so much, I was super excited to see this sequel. And it did not disappoint. Better music! Better special effects! (I didn't think it was possible!) Better everything! And to top it all off... Smaug. Freaking Smaug. He's just what you think of when you think of big, scary dragon. And his freaking voice! And new locations were also great! Thranduil's Kingdom! Laketown! EREBOR!!! This is my favorite movie. Of all time. Seriously.

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NecrophatDec 18, 2017
Amazing, amazing trilogy. Wow, what an add on to Lord of the rings, this entire new trilogy is just adding to the masterpiece that is Middle Earth, a must watch.
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Th3GreenHorne7Nov 18, 2015
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug is the pinnacle of the Hobbit Trilogy and it's early and long climax as Bilbo's journey gets intense very quickly. The color of this film is very dark and grim, and it's tone makes your spine tingling asThe Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug is the pinnacle of the Hobbit Trilogy and it's early and long climax as Bilbo's journey gets intense very quickly. The color of this film is very dark and grim, and it's tone makes your spine tingling as certain things sneaks up on you. The voice acting from Benedict Cumberbatch who voiced Smuag and The Necromancer. The Special effects were really special because I was impressed with the CGI of Smaug. The movie is quite the masterpiece and something i could watch over and over again just for the fun of it.… Expand
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aadityamudharApr 18, 2016
Improvement in drama & action over the prior film. Cool new characters.
Great fight sequences, particularly the barrels set-piece.
My only complaint would be there's some odd pacing at times.
Overall much better than an unexpected journey.
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RonantheAccuserMar 30, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. There's so many things to say about this movie, I don't know where to begin. Even though the plot is easy to follow, it's still epic, has a great storyline, and a lot of character development absent from "The Lord of the Rings." Giant spiders, Orcs, a great dragon, a Necromancer revealed to be the Great Eye of Mor-I mean, Dol Guldur, really keeps Bilbo and Thorin's hands full. The Great Eye is a terrifying figure depicted as a mighty eyeball wreathed in perpetually emanating fire that commands bloodthirsty monsters and tortures and cages trespassing fools. Endless courage and determination are major themes and Bard is an amazing role model. And don't forget the innocent and adorable romance between Kili and the impossibly gorgeous Tauriel.… Expand
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DiptanshuJul 4, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Amazingly Entertaining and Adventurous movie!its the best in the Prequel's.the music,the visuals and CGI it was literally an Art.the acting was great.the new characters were amazingly showcased and they're great,the story and screenplay was brilliant unlike 1st one it didn't slow the pace or got bore even for a moment it was engaging and entertaining.the build-up of last movie was amazingly continued in it with more awesome situations and surprises.the starting intro and flashback 1st meet of Dwarf king and Gandalf it was amazing start from then on the adventure begins the close to mountain sight with the heated situation from the Azog and upon that the Gandalf's leaving for different quest and the Journey of Dwarfs without him it was challenging for them and it was amazing and engaging.the little little helps for journey from the transformed men and then sailor and elfs it was great,the Spider fight was amazing and awesome as a reference to Frodo's in LOTR,the Elf's saving the day with surprising Appearance of Legolas it was great and then Elf's taking dwarfs as prisoner's and there interaction it was amazing,the Gimli's reference was awesome as hell!the love relation build-up of She-elf and killi was sweet,She-elf was literally a Bad-ass fighter.the Bilbo's help for escape and the whole escape sequence with the awesome fight between dwarfs,Elf's and the Azog's army it was literally amazing and breathtaking literally each and every fight in this movie is incredibly epic and a piece of Art,the other side The Gandalf's journey and the Glimpse of Sauron and past-set-up for sequel Trilogy it was literally mind-blowing,the Sauron's Epic Glimpse is enough for chills it was awesome as hell!the further journey of Dwarfs with the Sailor man with the fish thing and refuge it was fun to watch the whole island thing and closest to mountain it was amazing,As a supporting character the sailor men and his family was amazingly showcased.the last act was literally goosebumps and incredible the key scene along with the entrance of mountain and Gold Flooded Room of Dwarf's it was amazing,then the conversation of Bilbo and Dragon and whole glimpse of Dragon it was fantastically shocking and awesome scene,on other hand the island attacks from Azog's person to Killi and then the rescue by elf's and all it was amazing,the King Dwarfs Pride moment with the House thing and whole ending standing against the dragon scene and at last the Gold pouring revenge scene it was full of excitement and amazing moment then the end with dragon escape and about to attack the city it was a jaw-dropping cliff-hanger at last it was a amazing end.Its a brilliant movie its adventurous,fun and entertaining with incredible visuals,fights and music it's better than 1st one and literally a Amazing sequel and best in prequel trilogy its a Great Movie!… Expand
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Bene213Sep 11, 2022
Ist ein sehr guter Film Der Film hat eine gute Story Und sieht auch super aus
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khoinJan 2, 2014
I'm a big LOTR fan and thought the first Hobbit was OK typical visual candy and decent story but TDOS really took the story to another extraordinary level. The last 30 minutes of this movie blew my friggin mind. I've never seen a movieI'm a big LOTR fan and thought the first Hobbit was OK typical visual candy and decent story but TDOS really took the story to another extraordinary level. The last 30 minutes of this movie blew my friggin mind. I've never seen a movie that so seamlessly integrated mind-bending effects so effectively. Talking dragons? Really? It works. Seriously… Expand
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TheQuietGamerMay 7, 2014
The tales of Middle Earth continue, with all the spectacle and epic moments we have come to expect from the Peter Jackson movies. It's a huge improvement over the already great first movie. The characters are just as enjoyable as always, andThe tales of Middle Earth continue, with all the spectacle and epic moments we have come to expect from the Peter Jackson movies. It's a huge improvement over the already great first movie. The characters are just as enjoyable as always, and the story does an excellent job of providing it's own story whilst showing us events that lead up to the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Overall I was blown away. I only have one minor complaint, and that is that the over-the-top action and goofy moments this movie provides is at odds with what I have come to expect from the Tolkien universe. It's not bad, it's just that some times it can feel out of place. Still this is one excellent movie, and one that any Middle Earth fan will love. I do recommend that newcomers experience the first Hobbit before jumping into this one though. I give the movie a near-perfect score of 9.9/10.… Expand
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SaltankDec 25, 2013
An absolute feast in IMAX 3D HFR. Vastly more interesting than an Unexpected Journey, seemingly longer and more fast paced, Desolation of Smaug brings fantastic directing with exciting visuals and much better use of HFR. The onlyAn absolute feast in IMAX 3D HFR. Vastly more interesting than an Unexpected Journey, seemingly longer and more fast paced, Desolation of Smaug brings fantastic directing with exciting visuals and much better use of HFR. The only disappointing thing is, I can't get HFR at home when this is released on bluray.… Expand
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Khunter4382Dec 16, 2013
The stretching of the story is a bit more evident in this film as compared to the first, but it really isn't detrimental to the overall success of the film. This is pure cinema greatness.....engaging and beautifully filmed. Performances areThe stretching of the story is a bit more evident in this film as compared to the first, but it really isn't detrimental to the overall success of the film. This is pure cinema greatness.....engaging and beautifully filmed. Performances are all top-notch. I don't feel that the addition of Tauriel (the new elf) was necessary, but it worked. And yes, Smaug is easily the best looking (and sounding) dragon you'll ever see!… Expand
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bearsDec 19, 2013
The second installment of this series encapsulates everything that made me fall in love with the LOTR 's series and kept me completely captivated from it's opening scene. Though I wasn't a huge fan of the first, Peter Jackson regroups with'The second installment of this series encapsulates everything that made me fall in love with the LOTR 's series and kept me completely captivated from it's opening scene. Though I wasn't a huge fan of the first, Peter Jackson regroups with' Smaug' and stays true to the formula that put Tolkien in all of our hearts. In short, it's why we go to the movies and delivers amazing performances by all. The Elves have never looked so slick and the production, especially Smaug the dragon, will make your jaw drop. I saw it last night, have been thinking about it since and will certainly see it a second time in 3D (the format in which I think it's meant to be seen). Brilliant all around.… Expand
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CiaranJDec 16, 2013
Again Peter Jackson has managed to impress me. Firstly, a few niggles that I want to get off my chest. I keep seeing reviewers comparing the Hobbit trilogy with the Lord of the Rings. While this is logically understandable, it should by noAgain Peter Jackson has managed to impress me. Firstly, a few niggles that I want to get off my chest. I keep seeing reviewers comparing the Hobbit trilogy with the Lord of the Rings. While this is logically understandable, it should by no means factor into the Hobbit trilogy reviews. Why? Because firstly the Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings have two distinctly different feels to them, both in terms of the movies and the books. The Hobbit is supposed to be more colorful, fantasy orientated and vivid than the later more darker Lord of the Rings. And so it is saddening to see that people use the Lord of the Rings, despite the stark contrast in the concepts, as a benchmark/basis to justify low ratings.

Which is why when I entered the cinema, and just as I sat down now to review this movie I try to dispel all the bias and judgments that may affect me beforehand. The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug was more exciting, action packed and energetic when compared to the first film, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. While the first film served to introduce the characters, set the pace of the film and slowly familarise the audience; it was expected that TDoS (The Desolation of Smaug) would quicken the tempo and pace, and by God it did just that! Fans of the first film will enjoy and welcome the countless fight scenes that are magical, well choreographed and don't feel over the top. If I had to pick one aspect of the film that I would of liked more, I probably would have liked to have seen more comical moments. Again, it is understandable why there were fewer comical laughs than the first film; mainly because of the quicker pace of the film, and the darker subplot; which meant that an excess of comedy would have made the sense of urgency prevalent throughout the film seem unrealistic.

Benedict Cumberbatch as the voice of Smaug was brilliant. Sinister, yet somehow I found myself sympathising with the dragon when he retold his version of events that led to him occupying the Lonely Mountain.

While the first film lacks action and pace, it ultimately reinforces the need for character introduction. While the second film lacks the slower pace of the first film, it is squashed by the sheer speed of which this film moves at. Even the introduction to the movie, felt as though a sense of urgency was needed. Again, this is not a negative considering the fact the film is based through the middle/second half of the book.

Overall, brilliant film, didn't lose its way.... Slower in some scenes, but not necessary a bad aspect!

9/10.… Expand
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OfficialMar 8, 2014
This sequel improves on the first film's pacing and it was exactly what I wanted from this film. Smaug was a bad-ass (coolest dragon ever), the film was entertaining and thrilling, and the journey back to Middle-Earth was a warm welcome.
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normypDec 16, 2013
This was a lot better than the first part of the Hobbit trilogy, mainly because we had a bit of romance, a bit of live action for once and some scenes which weren't constantly CGI which was a relief. The best scenes in my opinion were nearThis was a lot better than the first part of the Hobbit trilogy, mainly because we had a bit of romance, a bit of live action for once and some scenes which weren't constantly CGI which was a relief. The best scenes in my opinion were near the end and the scenes between Killi and the She-Elf. In my opinion, there was a bit too much CGI, I much prefer real sets but for the Orcs the CGI was perfect because it felt like they were actually fighting monsters not just men dressed up as monsters. The Orcs were perfect in my opinion, just a shame they have too much elven language, I much prefer the Orcs to act stupid and speak english than speak in this poetic manner, okay it's fine for the white orc because he's badass but his little grunts should speak english. The CGI, although a lot of it, was probably the best I've seen in a film, it really allowed the filmmakers to create more of a fantasy world instead of just showing us New Zealand, which isn't bad by the way. I found it thoroughly entertaining but The Hobbit works and flows best when it's just trying to be its own film. When you clearly hear lines and jokes copied from LOTR it's kind of cringey, they don't need to please LOTR fans they need to just clear their heads and focus on the story at hand. Either way, great film just hopefully for the next film we'll see more real sets and action sequences in places like Helm's Deep, like an out door set, they're so cool.… Expand
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ganoncrotchDec 23, 2013
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. you must turn off your brain for massive portions of this film if it is to be enjoyed as it is intended. Smaugs breath is both hot enough to burn rocks and wood out of the way but does not ever seem to have had any impact on all the gold in his lair... even as his flames roll over the gold to burn our crew of heroes it doesn't so much as melt a coin.
The river scene with the worst henchmen orcs in the galaxy who've only ever trained at shooting barrels is mildly unbelievable until the portion where the fat Dwarve leaves the water in the barrel, this will shatter anyone's ability to suspend disbelief.
Also the scene where the would be king rides on a tiny sheet of iron down a molten stream of gold running from the forge... yes, I think he would at least be complaining as his skin melted to it never mind the radiating heat would have burned off all his Hair and melted his skin.

Good movie tho, and you have to remember this is a Movie being made of the Story how Bilbo wants to have it remembered, them embellishing a little on how many people they killed or how far certain falls were is understandable as he is a small hobbit who likes to talk big of everything he does.… Expand
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StaticSpineDec 22, 2013
Another breathtaking part of an Epic adventure. Three hours of pure epicness. I have no idea what else to say about the movie, just go see it yourself.
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analogkid280Dec 15, 2013
This is like playing Skyrim but you are watching a movie. Mostly setup for the 3rd installment but has many clever twists and special effects. It reminded me of the newer Star Wars movies in a way. It was a very entertaining I have to admit.This is like playing Skyrim but you are watching a movie. Mostly setup for the 3rd installment but has many clever twists and special effects. It reminded me of the newer Star Wars movies in a way. It was a very entertaining I have to admit. That is rather surprising since I did not like the first Hobbit movie at all. This one brought me back and I will certainly be catching the last movie in the series.… Expand
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Jack97Dec 16, 2016
Desolation of Smaug improves on An Unexpected Journey's shortcomings. The pacing is much better thus the film never drags, the CGI is mostly excellent but especially Smaug the dragon which is one of the greatest motion-capture/CGI creationsDesolation of Smaug improves on An Unexpected Journey's shortcomings. The pacing is much better thus the film never drags, the CGI is mostly excellent but especially Smaug the dragon which is one of the greatest motion-capture/CGI creations to grace the big screen. On top of all of that the film is very exciting which always helps. Easily the best of The Hobbit trilogy.… Expand
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caldepenDec 16, 2013
Much better than the first and I didn't mind the first. I saw it in high-speed and 3d. Super well done but 2 things, the glasses are smaller than they used to be so you can see the rims which is distracting (but the crowd seems way coolerMuch better than the first and I didn't mind the first. I saw it in high-speed and 3d. Super well done but 2 things, the glasses are smaller than they used to be so you can see the rims which is distracting (but the crowd seems way cooler when the lights come up) and secondly the high-speed makes the production seem amateurish during the expositive scenes for some reason. So at the bar when they are talking it reminds me of a 80's British soap opera or a Canadian video production like Littlest Hobo. I think it exposes bad acting more. So a raised eyebrow by Gandalf looks kind of silly and deliberate or when Thorin notices bad guys it is super obvious like you can almost hear the director saying "look that way, then that way...". For the most part the action scenes are pretty spectacular, although at times somewhat video-gamey.… Expand
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Compi24Dec 21, 2013
Capitalizing on every ounce of humor, majesty, and mischief that its predecessor excelled in, but also adding in an infinitely satisfying amount of second-chapter-dread, "The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug" steers the lucrative franchiseCapitalizing on every ounce of humor, majesty, and mischief that its predecessor excelled in, but also adding in an infinitely satisfying amount of second-chapter-dread, "The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug" steers the lucrative franchise into the most engrossing direction possible.… Expand
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SwatiJan 7, 2014
Jackson certainly endeavoured to outdo himself and he succeeded in at least the visual department, with both the visual effects and set design. The photography was breathtaking, suggesting the same sense of wilderness audience must beJackson certainly endeavoured to outdo himself and he succeeded in at least the visual department, with both the visual effects and set design. The photography was breathtaking, suggesting the same sense of wilderness audience must be familiar with if they have seen Lord of the Rings.

The bad blood between dwarves and elves is further explored. Thorin Oakenshield, Bilbo Baggins and Gandalf remain the main characters. The rest of the dwarf company also come in handy. At other times they goof around and keep the mood from turning gloomy. The orcs are more fierce enemies than just being the cannon fodder. The aura of incorruption around the elves is lifted when they behave in quite an ordinary and unnoble way. One new character I felt like should have been given a bigger role than the ones which were was Beorn. We follow three gradually diverging narratives_ Gandalf's search for the Necromancer, Bilbo's and the dwarves' journey through Mirkwood and beyond, and Legolas's and Tauriel's adventures.

The visual effects were stunningly beautiful. The creatures depicted, such as the horde of gigantic spiders and the orc leaders, were better done than the ones in the sister franchise. Azog and his son Bolg are the first time a sense of family has been associated with orcs. I especially liked the scenes with the Necromancer and the dwarves' predicament in the forest. Smaug is the best dragon I've seen anywhere on film and tv, and his scenes with the sea of gold in a cave projected a scope out of this world. New places, like the town of Esgaroth, the ruins of Dol Guldur and Mirkwood were created in CGI but looked authentic. The fighting scenes were thrilling and enduring.

New characters joined the plot whenever the existing ones ran into trouble they couldn't find their way out of. Lord of the Rings did that only in the first instalment, and those characters remained important, like Aragorn and his buddies, and their quest remained relevant and sometimes became more important. Here, Legolas just walks into the film and so does Bard, conveniently at times when the dwarves most needed them, and their stories become central for no apparent reason. Legolas should have only been included if his interaction with the company and his impact on the narrative had been so essential to the onward flow of the plot that had he been removed the story would have crumbled. His inclusion was just a fan service. The natural growth of a story to include these characters was not visible, and their stories were irrelevant. This is a sign of weak storytelling. I guess this could be argued for against Lord of the Rings too but at least it didn't claim to follow only Frodo.

Lord of the Rings was a tale that you felt about and cared for. Maybe it was because of the fact that the visual effects did not outshine the indomitable strength of the narrative and its emotional impact. The Hobbit series may not be memorable, or it may be but only because of Jackson's attachment, for quite frankly it was a show-off of the advancements of visual effects. Maybe if they had stuck with the decision to make only two films there would have been more enduring scenes at regular intervals instead of empty action gimmicks presented with nothing at risk. No character's life is ever seriously threatened. While that rang true to some extent for the second and third instalments of the Lord of the Rings, here not one character sacrifices his life for the benefit of others, even with a ridiculously large fire-breathing dragon as their adversary. For this reason I feel The Hobbit series is in the same vein as Pirates of the Caribbean franchise.

The stakes skyrocketed after Smaug comes onscreen, and the film improved manyfold, but unfortunately it takes two hours to reach him. While the Lord of the Rings was distinguished with Gollum's entry in The Two Towers, this time it was Smaug who allured and amazed and fascinated. One more film franchise rescued by Benedict Cumberbatch. His voice was haunting.

Legolas seemed like a different character. He's haughty, disrespectful and reckless, and occasionally needs saving. I explained this development by observing that he was young back then. He engages in sword duels when there really is no need for it. His fighting skills in LotR was effective in that he doesn't feel the need to showcase his abilities and only does what is necessary to kill his opponents with the least amount of energy and with a view to overcome the odds of the orcs pitted against him.

The movie tended to drag before the tempo being picked up again by the action sequences. What they did better was the start and finsish of the film, which were promising and spiked interest immediately. It felt like an amalgamation of some very great scenes which when brought together didn't really help either Bilbo and his ring story or the main story about the dwarves' kingdom. This movie only roused my wonder with the visuals but had absolutely no impact on my emotions.… Expand
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ToffenuffJan 21, 2014
Better than the first part of the Hobbit trilogy. More intense and action-packed. You finally get to see and hear Smaug. Great visuals and locations, a hallmark of all LotR films, once again transport you to the beautiful and dangerous landBetter than the first part of the Hobbit trilogy. More intense and action-packed. You finally get to see and hear Smaug. Great visuals and locations, a hallmark of all LotR films, once again transport you to the beautiful and dangerous land of Middle Earth. As a film, this was highly entertaining with enough humor, action, and intrigue to go around. However, it does stray from the book as the writers changed, removed, or shortened certain sections. That being said, I still enjoyed this second installment of The Hobbit and would recommend it to anyone who loved the original LotR trilogy.… Expand
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98ocarinaFeb 8, 2014
An improvement from last time, this is a Middle Earth movie no fan should skip! Better story, action and a crazy cliffhanger. The addition of the new characters that were not in the book is also a welcome addition.
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Rob7309Mar 7, 2014
Simply put, I loved this movie. I was surprised to hear the number of people say they were disappointed in the first movie, but I think those that were will not be will this installment. Although Jackson takes some creative liberties, ISimply put, I loved this movie. I was surprised to hear the number of people say they were disappointed in the first movie, but I think those that were will not be will this installment. Although Jackson takes some creative liberties, I believe they were for making a better movie than just straight up adapting the book.… Expand
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bradtheman123Jun 12, 2014
I don't understand how this got a bad metascore. I think this was better than the first because it was full of so much action and suspense. Not only was it almost just like the book but it actually portrayed it. The best part was by far whenI don't understand how this got a bad metascore. I think this was better than the first because it was full of so much action and suspense. Not only was it almost just like the book but it actually portrayed it. The best part was by far when he was in the palace with all the gold and treasure trying to find the special crystal. Then when the dragon woke up and it was learking around looking for him, it was talking to him saying things like, "I can smell you", and "Come out come out wherever you are." And at that point it just had so much suspense and actually wowed me.… Expand
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Jbles303Dec 25, 2013
Peter Jackson has done it yet again. If you find yourself uninterested by the movie experience Mr. Jackson continues to create for his viewers, ignore all of that and at least see Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug for the visual effects. YouPeter Jackson has done it yet again. If you find yourself uninterested by the movie experience Mr. Jackson continues to create for his viewers, ignore all of that and at least see Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug for the visual effects. You will not be disappointed.… Expand
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Movie1997Dec 25, 2013
I remember reviewing "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" back in March of this review. It was my very first review on this website. After watching this sequel I got to say, WOW! "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug" is surprisingly betterI remember reviewing "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" back in March of this review. It was my very first review on this website. After watching this sequel I got to say, WOW! "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug" is surprisingly better than the first in most ways, even though I loved the first one, the story, the pacing, the action is all just jumped up a notch. It's filled with great performances, especially Benedict Cumberbatch as Smaug! What a great year for that guy! Overall, "The Desolation of Smaug" is a much more action-packed well told better paced middle earth story. The only flaw I had was a little bit of inconsistency! That's it! Other than that, it's one heck of a ride and I can't wait for "The Hobbit: There and Back Again!" I give this epic an A!… Expand
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jimnybillybobFeb 5, 2014
Felt like I had to add a review firstly because this is a very good film and also to counter the childish fools who gave this film a below 7, honestly people should grow up and enjoy the film for what it is and yes of course it's not as goodFelt like I had to add a review firstly because this is a very good film and also to counter the childish fools who gave this film a below 7, honestly people should grow up and enjoy the film for what it is and yes of course it's not as good as lotr but it still a very good watch, enjoy… Expand
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