THE HOBBIT An Unexpected Journey | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction
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- My first time watching The Hobbit Trilogy! I enjoyed the Lord of the Rings series back in the day and it's about time I did a Hobbit Reaction. 🧙♂️ If you enjoy my reaction videos and would like to support me on Patreon, please visit: / newfiereactions
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"In a hole in the ground, there lived a Hobbit" Is how Tolkien's "The Hobbit" starts :D
Also, Martin Freeman is amazing as Bilbo: He's a great actor and able to play the serious scenes, but he's also amazing at being awkward, goofy and uncomfortable to show poor Bilbo getting absolutely catapulted out of his comfort zone :D
I have the book, and let me tell you I laughed like a little kid again with giddiness when I heard that line read out loud!
If i recall it correctly - in the LOTR there was a place with those three throlls turned into stone still standing.
This was a great reaction! Some people don’t like these movies, but you were onboard for the adventure. I enjoy them. Yes, they are different than Lord of the Rings, but there are still good things in them. Thor was Thorin’s grandfather. That’s where you heard the name. He was the first king you saw. And the Ring does move the wearer into the wraith or shadow world. I think it is even said that if a man wore the One Ring for too long (many years) he could become a wraith. Gollum is not a man, so he survived hundreds of years without becoming a wraith, but his body still deteriorated and was corrupted. He hates light and Elvish food.
Gollum is actually a twisted deranged Hobbit,originally called Smeagul by birthright(he was one of Riverfolk hobbits) Gandalf and partly theOneRing revealed majority of this to Frodo.
Now I don't know if this is True but they say Finli and Ginli were half elf half drawf(someone correct me cause I honestly don't know) I've also read,that cause of their Royalties the brothers were fairier in skin cause Royal drawfs kept their looks and didn't look as rough looking.
@@jebVlogs556 Not sure on the names or the half-elf detail, but Fili and Kili are Thorin's nephews. And all three of them are descended from the first Dwarf leader, Durin. They are dwarf royalty, so yes, that could contribute to their appearances.
@@jebVlogs556 I have read the books, so I can say that there are no half elves and half dwarves. Elves and humans had attitudes and mores in common, whereas, there was no common ground between elves and dwarves. It would never have happened.
This was originally written as a story for children that's why it seams different from the lord of the rings trilogy
@@andymason3555 thanks I wasn't quite sure but I thought maybe royalty set them apart through standards of regular dwarves.
I didn't look at the screen for a bit because I was eating and was so confused because I was sure Gollum didn't say these things in the movie, so I turned and saw you made an impression xD absolutely amazing!
Haha Thanks. :D
“Ugh, it’s way over there though!” Plot of both The Hobbit and LOTR simplified 😂
The Dwarf king had one of the rings made by Sauron which increased their greed. The Elf king had one too and it increased their arrogance. No wonder they fell out.
Your Gollum voice is spot-on! Never have I heard a better impression
Thanks! I can do it better if I didn't have the invisalign in my mouth. Haha.
30:56 for those that don't know, those are Earth Giant's. They are very similar to ones seen Noah movie(but they were fallen angels in cased in molten in rock)
I love these movies! Can't wait to see your reaction to the next two 🙂 Also your Gollum impression was amazing! Your question about where to live got me thinking. As much as I love the simplicity and beauty of the Shire, I would have to go with Rivendell. It looks so peaceful and beautiful there, and I feel like there's so much to learn from the elves 😊 Great video!
The Shire, definitely. Rivendell was supposed to be magical, offering the weary traveler whatever they needed. But I like working for rewards. I like growing things. I like frivolity. I would take that any day over somber perfection.
“The Wind Through The Keyhole” Book number 8 (or number 3.5..) in Stephen King’s The Dark Tower series also has a story-in a story-IN A STORY-IN A STORY!! 📚 🤓
Honestly, considerng those are Stephen King stories, the more stories the better :D
MOAR STORIES!
The Dwarf who is offended just when Elrond offers food? Has little leather decorations in his beard?
That's Gimli's dad.
If you know who Dame Edna is ..... same actor is the Goblin King.
And Balin, the older dwarf, is the one whose tomb they fight in in the Fellowship. And the skeletons they find there are those of the 2 youngest ones of the troop.
Ohhhh interesting! Thanks for sharing!
Crazy! Great details.
@@NewfieMovieReactions 15:26 to answer your question these are Wargs,what the Orcs were riding(they are Gundaburg bred monstrous dogs) some of them are as big as Horses. But they can not catch the giant Rustafield- rabbits they are far too clumsy..
@@NewfieMovieReactions 19:16-19:20 yup it got Super dark.. They were about to tear Bilbo limp from limb..
You can still react to The Lord of the Rings. Just don't mark it as a first time watch and let folks know it's a rewatch.
Or if you have a friend who has never seen them, they can be the first timer.
I actually love when first time watchers react with someone who has seen the movie already
As far as the Eagles, although it seems easy enough for them to just carry everyone to where they need to go, it's not that simple
^Eagles aren't just beasts; they're intelligent, and proud. The one who carried Gandalf away from Saruman in LOTR did him a favor, but explicitly told him that he wouldn't carry him to the ends of the earth, or anything similar. So although they can be rarely called in for favors, they could never be used in any cutting-the-knot fashions (ie, carrying the Ring to Mount Doom or carrying the Company here to Erebor) like some have assumed were an option
"I was sent to bear tidings not burdens" yes Gwaihir said he could carry Gandalf many miles but not to the ends of the earth!
It's been said already, but Yes! The Ring brings the wearer into the Wraith/Shadow world. That's why even if someone is wearing the Ring the Nazgul can still see them.
"I do believe the worst is behind us"
Camera pans to a huge-ass dragon waking up and being cranky.
Welp...
I could be wrong, but the way I remember the feud between Erebor's dwarves and the Woodland realm goes as follows: the dwarven-elven relationship has been tense from the very beginning because of their respective creation and the debate about which race was 'first-born' (or rather the dwarves being singled out because Mahal created them against the plan of Eru, basically god, the all-father), then came the whole debacle of the Silmarilion, which I, to my shame, know little about but that soured relations further.
Erebor and Greenwood still were civil with each other but then Thranduil, the elven king, comissioned a set of jewelery for his beloved wife - he provided gems, shining like starlight, to be set into the pieces, but Thror, falling to the greed of dragon sickness, increased his demanded price after the pieces were done. Thranduil refused to pay the new price but demanded back his jewels. Thror refused.
Then Thranduil's wife got captured and tortured by orcs - she died - and now the jewelery he commissioned for her increases even more in importance to him, because it is something to remember her by. He becomes bitter and closed off even towards his own son, who painfully reminds him of her, and when the dragon comes - after Thranduil had warned Thror that his greed would sooner or later lead to this, he sees no reason to help, much less sacrifice his soliders' lives in an attempt to fight the dragon.
To not help the dwarves at all was cold and, at least in my opinion, wrong but considering the history of his character it is understandable how he became so cynic and distrustful of the entire dwarven race.
Thorin probably only knows that Thranduil didn't want to pay the demanded price for the dwarves'work and is salty about not getting his jewels, then he loses his home and all his kin is suffering and scorned by others - and the their neighboring king didn't lift a finger to help them. From his view, the distrust and hatred for elves after that percieved betrayal is also understandable.
Neither of them is right in judging an entire race for the actions of a single person but you can emphasize with them.
In the book Gandalf is with the Dwarves when they shelter in the cave, but Bilbo yells just as the goblins start to enter the cave, waking Gandalf up just in time for him to vanish with a flash of lightening....the then follows the captive Dwarves and figures out a way to rescue them.
As someone who read this first and the LoTR second, and Silmrailion, as a kid, seeing the movies was such a different experience than someone who is seeing all of this blind
After sometime, I decided to take a vacation in Rivendell. While staying much in the Shire, just like what Bilbo did. 😁
Haha I know this reaction is old, but hooter actually means nose 😂 he didn’t think it came out of his butt lol
Dungeons & Dragons was basically inspired by the Tolkien books, and in turn D&D inspired most fantasy settings in gaming.
I'd love to see your reaction to The Lord of the Rings trilogy, even though you've seen them before! There's always new details to look out for when rewatching the movies. Thanks for your reactions. Greetings from Sweden!
Yes! I voted for the Hobbit series. Cant wait to watch your other reactions to this series. They get better and better.
The eagles can’t fly all the way cause they aren’t allowed to fly over that town cause of a truce.
Ahh okay. Thanks!
I would live in Rivendell!!! Hands down! I will live with my boo Lord Elrond
Fili, Kili, and Thorin have some mixed heritage and that’s why they don’t look fully dwarf.
The Necromancer is Sauron himself. At this moment he's hiding.
I would live in Hobbit hole in a heartbeat but I'd also want my internet and modern conveniences.
38:11 Yes, from my knowledge, that's exactly how it works. Which is why the ringwraiths, being spirits, are able to see Frodo, and also why frodo could see their true form while the ring was on.
I LOVED your reaction to this!!!! I will be watching for the others!!!
I loved your reaction and look forward to the next two in the series. Even though I love the Hobbit world I believe that I would chose Rivendale. The waterfalls call to me.
Enjoyed it. Nice job editing.
I would want to be handsome like an elf, but I would live as a hobbit. The biggest reason for that is the elves are vegetarians and I can't live without meat, isn't gonna happen. I would be an elf, but live in the shire, eat meat and be handsome and awesome.
I would love to live in a hobbit home. I'd be very peaceful and a quiet life without the negativity of technology
Dragon's of middle earth were made by the first Dark Lord Morgoth Saurons former master they were used as living weapons of war in the 1st age and after Morgoth was defeated and banished to the void the Dragon's fled to the north because they are sentient creatures they were free from the dark Lords influence but since they are creatures made from the dark powers this not only made them powerful but also Prideful, vain and greedy.
Looooove the Hobbit🥺🤍🥹❤️
i love this reaction you are such a entertaining person, and hobbit trilogy was so magnificent and beautiful that it has stuck with me in my heart ever since i watched it
I would live in the shire in a minute 😭
“The Wastelands” Book number 3 in Stephen King’s The Dark Tower series there is a riddle-game with a psychotic, futuristic robot-train, Blaine The Mono! 🚂 📚 😆
Also, great Gollum impression :)
Thanks!
Trilogy The Hobbit Extended Edition Of The Adventures Of Bilbo Baggin:
(1) An Unexpected Journey Extended Edition
(2) The Desolation Of Smaug Extended Edition
(3) The Battle Five Armie Extended Edition
Trilogy The Lord Of The Ring Extended Edition:
(1) The Felloship Of The Ring Extended Edition
(2) The Two Tower Extended Edition
(3) The Return Of The King Extended Edition
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This was lovely🙏
I've been watching your videos for a while now as a silent viewer and what you really reminds me of is Sheldon Cooper from the show The Big Bang Theory. It's probably how you asses the movies and talk, which I think by the way is cool. I just wanna point that out. See if anybody else also share the same observation as I do haha and I can't wait for you to react to the next movies of this Trilogy. I love LOTR and The Hobbit!
Haha thanks. I've got that comment many times. Also, people in real life have said that about me. :) It's all good. Sheldon Cooper is all right in my books.
I would love to live in a Hobbit home!
ok i'll be the one... Smaug is 1 of the SMALLEST dragons in LOTR lore... the biggest one is... well... a HELL of a lot bigger!! EDIT: "The artist has ranged Middle-earth's dragons in order of size, from Smaug (merely huge) to Ancalagon (truly gargantuan, even in the Godzilla order of things)"
Love all of these movies ✌
Definitely would rather live in Hobbiton, the Hobbits drink beer and smoke fun things and eat real food, the Elves are WAY too healthy lol
Occurs to me, the older Frodo (though they try to conceal it) is actually better casting than the 18 year old Elijah Wood in LOTR, since Frodo was 51 years old during the quest to Mount Doom.
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I would love to live in Minas Morgul
If you go back and watch the Fellowship of the Ring again you’ll notice that in moria its is Balins grave they find and oin is the one who holds the book that Gandalf picks up and reads. The trolls are the same trolls we see after Frodo was stabbed on weathertop. Azog was actually killed in the Battle at Moria by Thrain, Thorins father.
As for Ganfalf appearing, The White council story didn’t happen in the hobbit book. So what happened in the book is that Gandalf was in the cave with them but when the trapdoor opened he escaped from the goblins and then he appeared saving the dwarves.
Ori is the one holding the book. Oin got eaten by the Kraken like creature outside.
I can't wait to see your Hobbit 2
Hobbits 😊😊😊
Great video lol in the books smaug is ridiculously powerful but he was the weakest Great dragon because he was still a young dragon but not much could even hurt him
I prefer the Rankin Bass version.
Hey man, even if you’ve seen LOTR I think many would love to see you react to the extended editions to hear your thougts etc, if you know any lore behind it all, or even to learn more lore from comments. Do consider it
The Hobbit film has many departures from the book. You have to take it on its own, and do read the book, which is a higher level of storytelling, anyway, that doesn't have to lean on gee-whiz CGI to be entertaining. LOTR, the film, omits events and characters, too, but maintains the essential plot line far more faithfully, for all that they eliminated a major story of what the Hobbits found when they made it back to the Shire.
i would still love to see a reaction video to tlotr
I would rather live in Rivendell!
Once the new series comes out you'll be able to react to those and get some MAJOR Tolkien views! 😁
Hungarian language... 😯😍 I very like you!!!! 😊❤️
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The first of the series. 2012
The hobbit as good as the lord of her rings in my opinion and there’s a show coming out this year about how the rings have been made it’s going to be amazing
In short: all elves are bad
You should start reacting to stranger things
I won’t to live in the shire
Super looking forward to Supergirl (1984), I realize I’m probably the only one but I will do my best to let people know that someone has finally reacted to Supergirl! 80’s movies just hit different 😅
Great reaction! Sorry I’m late for the party, but to answer your question, I’d be hobbit. 💚💛🤎💍💎⛏⚔️