Is it BETTER? The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012)Bestie First Time Watching REACTION
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6:00 Everyone in the theaters cheered when Elijah Wood made his appearance once again as Frodo. Also, when Saruman appeared, there was a kid that actually yelled, "Get him Gandalf!" which made us laugh so hard.
Hahaha
5:30 you only have to spend a moment looking at Magy's eyes to tell how much (and how deeply) these stories mean to her - just as with so many, many more people around the world.
Blimey what's wrong with me? Your comment made me tear up too.
@11:19 this scene was invented for the movie and serves as the "nudge" Gandalf mentions to Frodo during their first scene in The Fellowship of the Ring. "If you're referring to the business with the dragon, I was barely involved. All I did was give your uncle a little nudge out of the door." In the book, The Hobbit, Gandalf literally did nudge Bilbo out the door to catch up with the dwarves. When they were busy adapting the book into screenplay form, they decided to have Gandalf give Bilbo a metaphorical nudge instead so that Bilbo then makes up his own mind to go after the dwarves the next morning. A stronger character moment for him.
I'm glad director Peter Jackson brought us back to middle earth 9 years after the TLOTR trilogy ended
t's just too bad they seemed to focus on LOTR fan service way too much,
Probably because copyright the couldn’t include Misty Mountains, but this song sang by the dwarfs is just pure magic and a masterpiece
19:33 This is the scene that Bilbo was talking to the children about in the LOTR Trilogy
Man, these Hobbit films look Oscar worthy now that Rings of Power is a thing.
People watch that trash?
@@christopherbascom1629Not as many as they claim. 😉
@@RolandDeschain1 delusional
Lord of the Rings Movies and The Hobbit movies are oscar worthy, just look at the male elves, Galadriel being a badass and Tauriel and Kili's relationship!
Definitely not "better" than LoTR, but better than a lot of other movies out there for sure.
And that's your opinion, everyone has their own so no one is wrong
Better than RoP fr
29:15 they aren't dating, Gandalf is an ancient celestial being and therefore asexual, and we met Galadriel's husband in Fellowship.
Tomboy and Girlygirl are taking the hobbits to Isengard 😂Your intros keep getting better and better, love to see it!
The intro is so good, hearing Bilbo narrate what happened to Dale, Erebor, how the greed of the dwarves eventually led to the rift between them and elves which was followed by the appearance of Smaug and the refusal to help of the elves. The best part about this - how it blends perfectly with the exact way the book starts "In a hole in the ground, there lived a hobbit..."
It's so heartwarming, seeing how much time Gandalf spent amongst the hobbits, seeing a young Bilbo, recruiting him for an adventure, participating at his last birthday party. His words to Galadriel - "Why Bilbo Baggins? Perhaps because I'm afraid and he gives me courage" - this all shows just how human he is, how important the little (pun intended) things in life are.
Poor Bilbo - pantry emptied of food, dishes flying, the prospect of death by dragon fire - no wonder his nerves gave up on him 😂
12:58 A lot of people would pay good money to see you riding a pony, Magy 😂 the memes would write themselves!
14:42 Dwarves are bulgarian confirmed!
What a terrifying introduction to Azog and how well that scene explains Thorin's hate for the orcs.
Albeit a bit goofy, you can see how much Radagast cares about the animals, how he tries everything to save Sebastian and how he is the first to discover the threat coming from Dol Guldur.
Bilbo tried stalling the trolls in such hilarious ways but it also showed just how less receptive to subtleties the dwarves are. Until Thorin gave the signal, they were very much clueless.
Their stay in Riveldell was so funny, always acting up, annoying the elves, acting like a wild bunch. It also showed how well Bilbo got along with Elrond, the invite to stay there being extended very early into his life.
25:31 Laura is being extra sussy, simping for Azog 😂
Getting to see Galadriel and Saruman once more was a welcome surprise. Galadriel having a conversation with Gandalf telepathically while Saruman was just yapping in the background - it's funny but it also shows just how powerful she is.
Gollum is just as creepy/funny as he was in the LotR trilogy, this time with a panicked Bilbo as his partner on screen.
Gandalf's call to battle, the escape from Goblin-town - these scenes keep your eyes glued to the screen! This sequence also features one of the best scenes in the movie, Bilbo deciding to spare Gollum's lif when he could've easily killed him. Such an important lesson that Gandalf taught him now pays off.
Bilbo's reason to help the dwarves is so simple and yet so powerful at the same time - he knows exactly how much he loves and misses his home so naturally he would do anything for his newfound friends, to help them get their version of home back. A pure heart is often times worth so much more than experience in battle or in stealing things.
The eagles are back to save the day once again! Thorin gave everyone a scare back there, with how badly he was beaten by Azog on his warg.
43:30 They sure do, Magy, they sure do! Bilbo certainly found his courage when needed the most, defending an unconscious Thorin.
44:38 Laura, go to horny jail! 😂
Thorin finally accepting Bilbo, apologizing for doubting him - such a heartwarming moment, seeing the beginning of their friendship.
46:36 You knew it was coming and your soul still jumped out of your body 😂 Magy during school mornings, just like Smaug!
You didn't spoil at all, Magy, don't worry about it. Excellent job on that front, as always, proud of you!
Thank you for this epic reaction ❤
Which one is the tomboy and which is the girlygirl?
@@christopherbascom1629 Magy's the tomboy, Laura's the girlygirl.
My favourite quote from Azog the Defiler:
"*Sniffs* Do you smell it? The scent of fear? *Sniffs*" Like a shark who's lured by blood. That's what became an incredible villainy character, to be somewhat like an animal who learns how to hunt.
In The Fellowship of the Ring, when the fellowship entered Moria, they found Balin's tomb. The book Gandalf was reading was Ori's, I believe. Oin died there as well. Also in the Fellowship, the Hobbits came across the stone trolls and Sam commented about Mr. Bilbo's trolls. The Hobbit movies are expanded from the book, The Hobbit, which was written as a children's book. The book was less than 400 pages, so there is a lot in here that wasn't in the book, and they have extended out scenes, etc.
"In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit"While not as good as Lotr but i do love these movies as part of middleearth i love the songs especially Misty mountains cold the casting of everyone especially the Why the Halfling scene it just shows how much Peter Jackson understood Tolkken it sounds exactly like something he would write 😊"And i hope you never have to but if you do remember this true courage is not knowing when to take a life but when to spare one""And thats why i came back because you don't have one it was taken from you but i will help you take it back if i can"Did i not say you would be a burden you did not belong in the wilds and that you have no place amongst us.. i have never been so wrong in all my life"
fun fact in Lord of the rings movie you could actualy see Frodo and his company passing by the place where those three trolls turned into stones
Frodo didn't really see much though as he was a bit busy falling into shadow, and that's despite Sam pointing them out.
Yes that's true I know at least Sam did recognized them maybe from the stories that Bilbo used to tell
The headbutt that Dwalin and Balin did was a reference to The Lord of the RIngs shoot when Viggo Mortensen (Aragorn) used to headbutt people as a jokish way to greet his fellow actors and stunt people (he even convinced stunt guy and Sauron actor, Sala Baker to headbutt Orlando Bloom, which caused him to see a white light for a moment), especially at his last day of shooting on the pickups for The Return of the King.
Fuller story With a certain clan of dwarves: A giant set of events throughout the ages caused a huge rift between dwarves & elves since before any elf saw actual Dwarves. Elves are the firstborn. Men are the secondborn. Dwarvish forefathers were created by the hands of one of the Valar named Aulë, then essentially Eru Îlluvatar(AllFather) breathed life into them to later wake up at a later date since Aulë was still excited to create things of his very own. It’s also why dwarves overall can resist the rings power and so forth.
There were these beings became known as Petty Dwarves in the books where these beings were super hostile and the elves thought it was just another spawn of Melkor (now Morgoth) so when they finally did see actual dwarves they killed them on site. Back then they thought these “petter dwarves” as we call them to be other machinations of Morgoth seeing as how he and Mairon>Gorthaur>Sauron have been terrorizing the land and permeating shadows living nightmares throughout the land for thousands of years….
That and dwarves were keen on chopping down trees by huge amounts so you can kind of see why… but this was only the beginning. But it’s not a very good start. Buuut not all dwarvish clans share this rift as the creator of the 16 rings was an elf named Celebrimbor and is one of the best characters ever. His main smithery guild in Eregion was full of dwarves and elves called the “Gwaith Ír Mirdain”. Even Gimli’s father was really close to a certain elf I won’t name yet! ❤
Not all dwarves were enemies to elves. Galadriel and her brother were best friends with dwarves. Famously the fortress of Nargothrond was built by Finrod Felagund with the dwarves! It was only a certain clan that killed Elu Thingol! (Elwë)
Galadriel & her elder brother Finrod Felagund were best friends with the dwarves. Finrod was named Felagund by the dwarves meaning “Earth Hewer” from the fact he helped them build the great fortress called Nargothrond of which he was the elven lord that ruled there justly. Was the same for Celebrimbor and the dwarves of Eregion especially the guild called Gwaith Í Mirdain. His bestie was Narvi the dwarf. Narvi and Celebrimbor created the doors of Moria. Moria is also the elvish name for Khazad Dûm. This gift for Gimli set it into imperishable Crystal and would be the only thing left in middle earth that holds the light of the two trees of Valinor (Valanor by the Eldar). It’s basically the uncursed version of the Nauglamir. He named it The Galadramir. ❤
If you search for
'victorian hair art' then you can see what amazing things people created with hair in the past. Craftsmen as dwarfs were, I imagine that Gimli must have created something beyond exquisite!
Gimli attacking the ring shows it has no hold over him just like the Dwarvish rings out of the 16 meant to go to the elves had no hold over them. So technically they could easily be used offensively and defensively but many disappeared over the ages mainly due to Sauron collecting them back again over the last few thousand years. One or two eaten by dragons (not simple minded beasts here. They were twisted and enhanced beings by Melkor/Morgoth(Saurons Upperclassman as far as the Ainur face goes.).
There were only a few of them and their offspring are lesser drakes throughout middle earth. Most recent one you’ll see in The Hobbit movie and one other most recent dragon left of the originally created dragons was Scatha, of which I don’t think Scatha even has wings or could fly in any permanent sort of way.
“Evil cannot create. Only twist and warp what is already natural to the world”
The song that Bofur sings is Man in the Moon, which actually is from The Fellowship of the Ring book in the chapter At the Sign of the Pranicing Pony, when Pippin almost spoke out about Bilbo's party, Frodo distracted the people of the inn by singing this very song, which Bilbo had made up and taught it to Frodo, while dancing on the table (which causes him to accedently put on The Ring, which was changed in the movie to make it more dramatic and they didn't have the time to rehearse the song). According to Philipa Boyens, one of the script writers, the song could either been made up by Bilbo, who taught it to Bofur or the other way around (personally, I go for the former to be more true to the books).
So nice to see Laura watch more of the Tolkien world. This was a "kids book" while LOTR triology were books for "grown ups" and part of that shows in the movies.
If you haven't done/seen it allready:
Sixth sense.
Also by the same guy Unbreakable, Split, Glass in that order.
I was not prepared for that opening. You two are too cute.
The mark that Gandalf leaves on Bilbo's door is the elvish rune for the letter G, which of course stands for Gandalf (which he used often). In the book it's a different mark, it's actually three symbols which is M in Cirth (rune) meaning Burglar, Nd or Nj meaning Danger and a diamond symbol meaning Reward. Gloin summerize it in the book as: "Burglar wants a good job, plenty of Excitement and reasonable Reward".
I love your reactions, you guys should watch the extended versions of all the movies! You'll love them even more!!! Love your work!
That is the extended version. Although heavily edited for YT, you can tell by the Goblin King's first song before the dwarves are brought to him. It wasn't in the theatrical release.
The movies get a lot of hate but I like them and was happy to be going back to middle earth.
hi guys i love the Hobbit movies as well i wish my big brother was alive to watch them with me he read the books i remember when i was a little kid him showing me the books I'm 54 now so the movies seeing them now is amazing
I bet he's someway in a way or another with you when you see this amazing world on screen. Sures he enjoy it at your side
The necromancer being talked about here is Sauron.
Don't be a spoiler
46:36 haha cute jump scare by Magic Magy! 🤣
8:59 i 100% thought they were gonna say they reminded them of two guys they know in real life lol
i love the Hobbits films
they cannot be great as the Lotr trilogy but they're good
and because i get to see my favorite chapter "Riddles in the Dark" with my man Gollum i love it more
i was hoping for the girls to remember the story by bilbo telling the kids in the first lotr movie about the trolls turning to stone..
😂😂😂 it’s funny because at 18:15 Laura's reaction when one of the trolls got hit by a hammer in the nuts was cute 😊 but funny
These movies were a nice welcome back to Middle Earth after LOTR ended many years earlier. I'd say they are very well done and have their own place as a trilogy. I especially enjoyed the first two. Smaug was an awesome character in part 2. That said, you can't help but feel the stakes are lesser in this trilogy than in LOTR. That alone makes it feel smaller as a whole than LOTR did. Though that's about it. If you put that aside, you're in for a very fine trilogy that has some great scenes and pieces that rightfully earn their spot in Middle Earth.
once again... would you two please stop being so adorable....😍😍
I wonder what you would think of the Rankin Bass animated version of "The Hobbit."
Guys I love your reactions
I love the pair of you! I did not watch the final movie of this trilogy.
The dwarf that flees and turns his head back before reveal Thorin crying out to Thranduil help them, is director Peter Jackson making a cameo. He wanted to try out how the it was to play a dwarf and afterwards he said he would never do it again.
Extended edition has a special scene between Galadriel and Gandalf. Are you watching the extended edition?
Troll: Can we cook'em?
Other troll: We can try
Magy: Just a little taste
Good pun😆
That's the same scene when Magy got scared of her solo reaction of the first Hobbit movie 46:35
Of all amusing scenes in both the Hobbit and your reactions, that 31:47 is GOLD. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Your reactions are one of the best of the best
46:36 why did Magy look so cute when she jumped at that part? Lol
Do you realize the dwarf Balin is the one the fellowship finds in the tomb in Moria.
nori has written the notes than gandalf found on the tomb
We've gotta hurt before we can heal!
Guys no spoiler promise because any film will not talk about this but.. That dworf named Balin at 8:19 ... You know who he is? .. Remember there was a grave stone at mines of moria at fellowship of the ring.. Pippin accidentally dropped a skeleton at well.. Remember that room? .. In that room, Gimli mourned for some body in the grave stone.. That grave belong to that dworf Balin.. Here lies Balin son of Fundin.. That was this dworf... Also Some dworf wrote that note " we cannot get out, they are coming".. Remember that skeleton dworf at Moria? That skeleton was the youngest dwarf in this crew. The dwarf at 22:15. :( So sad..
"Not all who wander are lost" J.R.R.Tolkien👣
Yes indeed LoTR is a masterpiece & one of the greatest trilogies ever committed to film. The Hobbit is a classic book & great story by the same author so comparisons are inevitable. Both trilogies were done by the same film maker but it’s hard to make a fair comparison. LoTR is 3 books into 3 films whereas the Hobbit is a single book stretched into 3 films. This is why I think it doesn’t hold up as well as LoTR. It’s like Bilbo said: “like not enough butter spread over toast.” So it is unfair to compare them. LoTR is a masterpiece while The Hobbit is just a very good & enjoyable trilogy. The Hobbit is good in its own right judged by itself & is better than many if not most recent stuff.
If Thorin did say something in Bulgarian, I wonder what it was.
If you two like the elven places, you should consider that the elves arent meant to be in middle earth, they're supposed to be in Valinor (where Frodo went at the end of LOTR). The elves in middle earth are only capturing a small part of the splendour of Valinor.
Thank you beautiful ladies, can't wait to see you react to the next one :)
The first person I have ever heard say they liked it more that LOTR.
Love this 😮😮😮😮
Short answer: Lol no. Long answer: lol not even close.
Magic Magy Truly Such A Awesome Video Today!!🔥🐐🐐💎
sorry for the delay but I was only able to comment now, I confirm what Laura said: I like the Hobbit more than the Lord of the Rings, because you already know the characters, Middle Earth seems a little more extensive, Erebor is my favorite Kingdom of the saga, then I have always liked the story of the Dwarves more than that of the Elves, such a large Kingdom has never been seen in any other film. However, my heart will remain with the second (The Desolation of Smaug) and the third film (The Battle of the Five Armies). I can't wait for those videos to arrive too.
You need to watch the other 2/ movie's in this trilogy
Lovely reaction thank you girls. I enjoy The hobbit ❤
as fearsome as Smaug is made out to be, I'm just glad Ancalagon the Black didn't survive to the Third Age. I don't know much about the dragon but he would've made Smaug look small by comparison in both colossal size and possibly power. this next question is for any lotr fans. isn't Morgoth - creator/inventor of the dragons - technically still alive, just imprisoned?
"Small" is an understatement, Ancalagon would have made _the mountain_ look small. As for Morgoth, he was defeated in the War of Wrath at the end of the First Age, a conflict so great that an entire continent was destroyed as collateral damage. After his defeat he was forced through the Door of Night into the Timeless Void outside of existence itself. That's as close as you can get to death for an immortal.
Elves are known as the Fair Folk. And I must say that Magy and Laura both qualify in that regard, they are both very fair(Pretty/Beautiful). So you gilrs can be Elves.
I just love watching them fangirl over all the Lord of the Rings characters.
5:12 it is not actually baby bilbo.. it was baby frodo :))
They're taking the hobbits to Isengard!
Now I'm curious as to what word sounded like Bulgarian and what it means :)
IDK if people feel the same, I feel the first movie is at LOTR height (Considering the book is also for kids) the other 2 not but, but the first one is 8/10
Not better then LOTRs but still a good trilogy in its own right. Not as highly regarded though I liked it
It's worth metioning that the Hobbit books were originally written as novels for children to read while LOTR was written for adults. Please keep that in mind as you watch the series, it will help you understand Peter Jackson's directorial intention in this adaptation a bit better.
one book, half as long as one of the three in the LOTR trilogy..... so Peter had to take many liberties to fill up the story to drag it out into three even longer movies
That intro though. I've created a monster, and I'm not sorry for it lol
This is the book that started it all for J.R.R. Tolkien. Most ppl don't realize The Hobbit is the start of everything. I recommend watching the old cartoon movies. They are condensed, but I enjoyed them, just the animation alone.
It's not exactly the start. He'd written many pages already of what would become the Silmarillion. The Hobbit started as a stand alone with little connection to what he'd previously written. As he went along writing the Hobbit it was drawn into the larger world. The Hobbit is his first book he got published.
It's not the start of everything, so that's completely wrong.
@@vicc6790 ok then. If you are an authority & historian on Tolkien, then please provide the summary
@@vicc6790 so since you didn't reply, here is the list of where to start reading according to The Tolkien Society: The most obvious order in which to read the Middle-earth books is probably to follow that in which the books were published. This is:
The Hobbit
The Lord of the Rings
The Adventures of Tom Bombadil and Other Verses from the Red Book
The Silmarillion
Unfinished Tales
The History of Middle-earth series
The Children of Húrin
Beren and Lúthien
The Fall of Gondolin
I loved this trilogy too❤️, I didn't understand all the hate it got🤷🏿♂️.
dwarf and elves war didnt start from erebor but from first age actually. if to read books.
Watch Kumbalangi Nights. It's a south Indian malayalam film Drama/Romance.
I absolutely love you and Lora's reactions, ❤️❤️
It will be really awesome if you guys watched stranger Things or teen wolf next time you’re going to watch a series ☺️😌👍🏻
Not in the blood of Baggins. Baggins are the most relaxed and unadventurous of Hobbits. His mother was a Took. Same as Pippin. They are said to have fairy blood too, a sense of adventure.
Great video.
00:10
"We're" :O
When did you two join Sauron's army? ;P
6:43 7:57 8:15
Great reaction guys like always, I do enjoy the hobbit for what it is but I'm siding with most fans rings are better movies. For me anyway.
Now if we are talking the books I'd argue that the hobbit is more enjoyable.
To read.
Bilbo, as the group is looking at the far away mountains): "Gandalf, why didn't the eagles take us there?"
Magy you played the goblin king
14:44 only Slavic people understand! Победа...Love From Russia
Girls.. You talked about a Bulgarian word at 14:50 ... Are you Bulgarians?.. I'm Turkish and if you are Bulgarians, we are neighbours :)) Love from Istanbul
Book-reader here. I must be a total nutcase, becauseI like this movie more than LOTR.
Your enjoyment is infection, looking forward to the others.
Seeing Laura enjoying mire of Tolkien works soo much us really lovely to see!!!
So both of you fan girling over Frodo and Thorin?
EXCELLENT VIDEO NOW YOU NEED TO WATCH ARROW TV SERIES
You ladies need to check out Peter Jackson’s King Kong.
Good one, Ladies! These are fun movies. Keep in mind that The Hobbit is a children's book that Tolkien wrote for his own kids. That's why it feels lighter and more silly. It's a fairytale really. After the book proved to be a success, Tolkien decided to write LOTR and turned that into a heroic epic. When PJ & Co. adapted The Hobbit for film they took a lot of liberties with the original book and made The Hobbit movies look and feel more like LOTR which angered many die hard Tolkien fans, but I think the 3 hobbit movies are still a lot of fun. Sometime you two should treat yourselves to the 1977 Rankin & Bass cartoon version of The Hobbit. I think you will enjoy it. Magy, it has wonderful songs! Thanks for sharing this one. 🙂
Peter Jackson leaned into the nostalgia draw making the Hobbit movies, but they are enjoyable.
Me encantan, muchas gracias por sus reacciones, me hicieron llorar en el retorno del rey
The 3 trolls you saw in Fellowship Of The Ring are same trolls. This happened before Lord Of The Rings.
I had no idea you two were Bulgarians
Just ❤ Ur style 👌🙏❣
Fun friendship girls! Look like sisters!
I love LoTR but I like Hobbit trilogy evem more.
To me, the best one these three was The Desolation of Smaug.
Bravo.
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Lurd of Teh Rings
Is this extended uncut version??
They are reacting to all 3 extended hobbit films :)
She likes The Hobbit more than LOTR??? You need new friends ;-)
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No not better😂