The Hobbit: The Complete Journey - Trailer
Вставка
- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- With Peter Jackson’s final chapter in the ‘Middle Earth Saga’, 'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies' hitting theatres worldwide next week, I thought it would be fun to create a trailer that promotes his cinematic retelling of ‘The Hobbit’ as a single epic piece.
Website: jwaldeneditor.com
Twitter: / joelthemovieguy
Clips from ‘The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring’ remain courtesy of New Line Cinema © TM & Copyright 2001
Clips from ‘The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey’, ‘The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug’ and ‘The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies’ remain courtesy of Warner Bros. Entertainment, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and New Line Cinema © TM & Copyright 2012, 2013, 2014
My Dear Frodo', ‘Over Hill’, ‘Brass Buttons’, ’The Dwarf Lords’, ‘A Good Omen’, 'An Unexpected Party', ‘The Nature of Evil’ and ‘Flies and Spiders (Extended Version)’ conducted by Howard Shore remain courtesy of Watchtower Music © TM & Copyright 2012, 2013
‘The Return of the King: Trailer Music’ conducted by Howard Shore remains courtesy of Reprise Records © TM & Copyright 2003
‘The Hobbit: The Complete Journey - Trailer' is a non-profit project intended for entertainment purposes only. No copyright laws were intended to be broken. All rights to any material used remain courtesy of their respective owners.
Edited by Joel Walden, © 2014
Awesome work... that will taunt/haunt me forever.
Simply Amazing!!! No other way to put it!!!
CinemaSins 'ding' eights seconds of logos
not gonna happen
OMG love you cinemasins!!
Watch the 4 hour cut you may like it
For everyone saying it would have worked better as one movie, I disagree. Although, it should have been the original two movie split as intended. When you read the book, there is a clear tonal shift halfway through. The original ending to the first movie was going to be Bard appearing on the riverbank after the barrel scene, with the second movie being the rest of the journey. The first movie therefore covers all of the lighthearted, swashbuckling numerous encounters, with the second movie being much more sombre and series when you hit Lake Town, Smaug and the Battle of Five Armies. I've been editing them together myself following this original guideline and it works so much better. Film one with a few extended scenes in, still keeping the White Council and going at a steady pace I have got to 2 hours 40 minutes. Once Battle of Five Armies is released on DVD, I assume the second film will be near enough the same time as well. All these cuts trying to cram the movies in to 4 or even 3 hours result in a movie that feels rushed for the sake of it. A 2 film split is perfect and will be my own personal preferred way of watching them in the future; now finally equally up there with LOTR.
I agree with this, two films would have been perfect to fully cover the book, three is just too much. One film is possible, but most of the lighthearted bits from the first half of the book will need to be trimmed to match the tone and story arc of the second half.
Nice trailer. I prefer three movies 9+ hours with "filler" added. I am excited to buy the extended versions so they will be even longer. I think Mr. Jackson has done the books justice. I for one can't get enough Middle Earth lore.
When "The Battle of The Five Armies" comes on Blu-Ray, you should make "The Middle-Earth Chronicle." or something like that.
I'd like to, but I think I've been all Tolkien'd and Jackson'd out already!
***** One does not simply become Tolkien'd and Jackson'd out.
Beautiful, thank you so much. I don't care for trolls and haters. I love the vision, the passion, the energy, and the magic of Peter Jackson's Middle Earth vision. They will always be unquestioningly my favorite films, able to transport me to a strange, wondrous land of elves and dragons, halflings and dwarves, dungeons deep, and caverns old.
Absolutely amazing. I would have loved it if this was the official trailer. Great editing, and a great homage to the Return of the King Trailer.
The Hobbit is underrated by so many. It was a great trilogy, and I have high hopes New Line can gain rights to more Tolkien writings.
I think the Hobbit trilogy is underrated too. But I personally feel that with the 6 middle earth film, I think we have enough.
I love this. It is so sad that we are about to visit Middle Earth on screen, one last time. I have been trying to comfort this fact by remembering to not be sad that it is over, but to be happy that is happened. Thanks for making this! If you liked this, you may like my own tributes to the films on my channel! They are similar to this but for Lord of the Rings! Hannon le! Let's travel to Middle Earth, one last time!
The way I think it should have been all along.
Maybe; at some point in the future, someone could try to re-cut all three movies together into one 3-4 hour long single movie that realises the original 300-odd page story of The Hobbit better...
I am probably never going to watch all three of these movies together ever, it's just far too long, so I feel like I'll never see the whole complete story as a single epic experience as originally intended but I'd be well up for watching a 3-4 hour version of The Hobbit.
That is what I was thinking and I believe it will be great if it is done. Of course it is a pretty long project so there will be wait till it happens.
cutting Peter jacksons into 1 movie would be difficult. but the original 2 movies intended, would work very well i reckon.
I saw Five Armies today and while I enjoyed it and the others it was a little disappointing too. Purely as an editing exercise I think when Five Armies is realised on DVD I may edit the three films into two parts each about an hour and a half and upload them. I'm sure others will too. Don't for one minute think I didn't like the Hobbit series, far from it I just think it would've worked better as two films. I'm guessing some greedy studio executives made the "trilogy" decision rather than Jackson himself.
Rich Silverwood
You have an outstanding idea!! Two Parts, total of less than 4 hours. "The Hobbit" (the book's plot) simply does not support more than 4 hours of film. There is much that can be eliminated from Jackson's trilogy. Many, many scenes can be trimmed. The almost 15 minute opening of "An Unexpected Adventure" can be eliminated, and parts of it dropped in as appropriate, AFTER the dwarves arrive. The movie should have internal flash-forwards, not a flashback beginning. Howard Shore's great theme "Misty Mountains" should be overlaid more, especially in Part 2. As much as I like Barry Humphries, I think the whole Goblin King sequence can be dropped. I LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOUR VERSION!!
Yep, that was epic. Now please, please do a The works of peter jackson! :D
He's a name I've considered. We'll see. It would be fun to highlight more of his earlier work like Bad Taste and Dead Alive.
***** that would be a dream come true. With your editing wizardry it would be another masterpiece :D
*****
be so good to do a full timeline from hobbit to lotr ending at five armies.
I loved all three Hobbit films, but the third was my personal favourite - something about it just really worked for me. Of course, not the same level as LotR, but still a fantastic trilogy. And this trailer is just brilliant.
Joseph Palmer, same here that's why ranked it on my list somewhere between 3rd or 4th alongside The Two Towers and below top dogs of Fellowship of the Ring and Return of the King.
seems like a very good list to me!
Joseph Palmer, indeed.
Somebody edit all that 9-hour muck into a decent 3-hour movie and you can haz all my moneys...
"9-hour muck"? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...hahaha...ha...hueeeew...
...
._.
The Ethereal Lord Exactly! I hate when people say stuff like, "That movie/series was shit...they left too much stuff out of it", or "they added too many new things to it"...like, so what? How I see it, in this case, is that Tolkien died a little over 40 years ago, so there was no way for Jackson to add his input or his little "tweeks" into either the LOTR series or The Hobbit series. And even if Tolkien was still alive, he wasn't a movie director - he was an author. The skill at which he (definitely, without a doubt) excelled at was writing beautiful pieces of literature; and, at the same time, the skill at which Jackson (again...definitely, without a doubt) excels at is making epic, jaw-droppingly-awesome movies. Even though I personally think Jackson has the ability to write a novel or two, he will never, EVER write a story as breath-takingly beautiful, and as totally immersive as Tolkien's many works. Personally, I LOVE Jackson's Middle-Earth saga, and I wouldn't want anything more than what he has made. He did an amazing job on the films, making an almost perfect balance of Tolkien's ideas and his own little twists. I just wish people would give him more credit and be more open and accepting of his work, and truly appreciate all the time and effort that he put into doing what he loves to do.
So, yeah, in a nutshell, go make your own LOTR/Hobbit series, Manuel Brown, if you think Jackson's is so shit.
But I assure you, your series will pale in comparison to JACKSON'S ALMIGHTY WRATH!!!
...aaaaaaaaaaaaand that is my rant for today.
That is all.
*****
He didn't say that he didn't like the Hobbit series, or that he wants another, but that 9h is too much for what could very well have been a 3h single movie. The Hobbit series is fine (not on par with LotR, but better than many), yet it will be interesting to see a combined 3-4h film that will reflect the novel.
I'd consider checking this out, someone edited all 3 movies into a 4 hour fanedit and it's really good. tolkieneditor.wordpress.com/
doomie22 What the heck? That happened far sooner than I expecting it.
This is truly epic work! :) good editing!
This is....amazing. Your editing was beautifully done.
Did anyone actually read the fucking book? So much of the "action" was left out or glazed over. The Battle of Five Armies was just Bilbo being knocked out and waking up with everyone dead. Gandalf disappears the entire book, just to come back at the end and say "Oh, I was just fighting Sauron, but don't worry about it".
That being said, when all 3 are out, someone SHOULD edit it all into one film, just to see how it wouldn't have worked
I've gotten so much slack for saying this, but the actual Lord of the Rings books, including the Hobbit, were actually quite boring...
Amun-Ra
I agree about Lord of the Rings. I haven't read the Hobbit. But the LOTR was very dull to read. The writing and the pacing is very poor. So I was surprised that these films made me excited about it.
I edited the first two movies into one movie. And I cut so much shit out that it's only 155 minutes. These movies are actually pretty good without Radagast, Azog, Legolas, Tariel, and a bunch of other stupid characters I cut out.
I've loved the first two films how they are, I'm just worried about the third one. Legolas, Tariel and Azog are obviously added. to add tension in the Battle of Five Armies. In the book, the Battle came from no where. At least now, they've been building it up, and with the Tariel/Dwarf romance storyline, there's some tension on who's right and who's wrong (spoiler alert, people just die and it's a pointless battle... that's the point of the battle)
As for Radagast, he's there so Gandalf isn't just doing his stuff on his own. We know he fought Sauron in the books, and maybe it would work just seeing him do it on your own.
All that aside, can you link us to your edit; I'd love to see how it turned out.
Do it with the third movie if you can, when it's out
You have seen the new one?
Im gonna play devils advocate to what most people are saying in the comments, and say that the Hobbit would in fact, NOT be better as one film. It'd be too rushed, and the story wouldn't get enough attention to detail as it needs/deserves. As a book, some of the brevity works, but if characters like Bard weren't fleshed out for the films, it would be silly. Plus it would be really lame if there wasnt a climactic battle at the end of it all! Now Im not saying I agree with EVERY change and addition to the original (believe me, I don't), but overall I really like what PJ and Co. have done with it! And afterall, a lot of it does come from Tolkien himself...
Stunning work Joel!!! I'm going to the Trilogy Triple Bill in IMAX 3D in Ipswich on Thursday and this has me even more hyped to see all of them one after another in the cinema than I was before! You made me remember how much I loved the first two in the cinema and remember the thrill of seeing them on the big screen. Thanks for that, now I'm even more excited!
This is what we should have seen back in 2012. Very well made.
Two movies would have been perfect. One would not have been enough and three was too many. It doesn't matter that it was one book - it was a children's book with a simplistic narrative; attempting to adapt it in the style of LotR would have made the pacing feel jarring and the plot feel overly condensed.
I really, really want to see a fan project that makes it two movies instead of one.
Kevin M Packard well, there's one that made into one. Just type "there and back again" in youtube and you will find it. (Sorry for ano error of english i'm a brasilian)
Thing is Tolkein made several attempts to 'match' it with Lord of the Rings in tone. He abandoned it in 1960 because his friends discouraged him out of affection for the original. He tried again just before his death but I don't believe he finished. What Peter has done to a degree is finish that. I appreciate the addition of Dol Gildur as well. It explains why Galadriel can't just take on Sauron without getting into the whole Mair/Valar/Eldar mythology. She was magically exhausted. The only thing I didn't need was Tauriel. That was very fan fic. Of course Legolas should be here, Tolkien probably would have done the same. He didn't exist at the time of writing The Hobbit. Thranduil was in all likelihood meant to be Thingol at the time of writing The Hobbit. Of course the Elvenprince is leading the forces of the Elvenking. And Peter gets a nice wink to Legolas of Gondolin in there with Orcrist.
Really well done! This could easily be a professional trailer... resolution of images is consistent, sound/music flows seamlessly, and (to boot!) an expertly crafted editing job. Manages to cover all bases. Cheers!
This was absolutely amazing. Wish the films lived up to this trailer. When all the footage is cut together, it actually looks like it could been an awesome, single film.
gave me chills
Amazing work. However, the fact that this trailer runs 3:44 instead of the usual 1:30-2:30 suggests that even you found too much footage to fit into one movie.
FWIW, I think PJ should have made the Hobbit a 2-parter instead of a 3-parter, split at the point where Bilbo wakes Smaug.
all what can i say with tears in my eyes.. farewell middle earth i wish i live there if it is real
Great ! Could you do the same with the lord of the rings please ? And I saw you're considering to make the works of Peter Jackson, that'd be great !
(Sorry for my English, I'm a fan from France ;))
Complete focus on Bilbo. Well done!
I'm going to watch this five thousand times.
I would like to see how Sauron uses his power to deceive and transform 9 human kings into Nazgûls (the Fell Riders and the Black Wings) as the Servants of Sauron and the Nine Servants of the Lord of the Ring in the last Hobbit movies.
WOW! you did an amazing job of this, it has by far exceeded my expectations. Superb!!!
This is so well done. Congratulations! A great tribute to a great trilogy.
Thank you sir,
I don't care if they make the movie ten years long. I could live in Middle Earth.
Amazing this is one if the best fan made trailers ever!!!
I want to see the Hobbit as one movie minus all the unnecessary things like that stupid elf dwarf romance
Truly amazing editing job. Well done sir!
Great trailer, though putting all those epic moments in one movie would have been impossible within 3 hours. The Smaug scene alone was about 30 to 45 minutes long, and the part in the misty mountains was near the same time length, if not longer. The Hobbit story that Jackson wanted could have been done within 2 movies like it was originally planned. But then he/they decided to add a bunch of filler to make it into 3 movies.
Most of the Smaug scene was complete bullshit and could be cut into 10-15 minutes.
True, I didn't like the chase scene. But everything before that with Bilbo was amazing. Just saying that to have that, the battle in the misty mountains and the battle of the 5 armies all in one movie is impossible.
I sure hope somebody makes one 3 hour cut of all 3 movies into a great stand alone movie.
I like it.
You mean this is not official? WOW!
WOW JUST WOW!!! That's an amazing trailer for the Hobbit trilogy.
I personally doubt that it would've worked as just one film. Two 3-3.5 hour films I reckon would've would've worked well, you just have to trim the action down a fair bit. One, no too much important content to get into one film, even a 3 hours plus length film.
Regardless I love still love Hobbit trilogy as it. It has quite a few stumbling blocks, but overall I love the films and I'm sad that it's the last time we get to see Middle Earth on the big screen. Thanks PJ for the great and awesome films!!!
I love it! Very well done!
Awesome Joel, Awesome !
I feel like you should (As you are clearly brilliant with editing and it's a film so deserved) Edit and clear out my of the unnecessary parts of the three films and condense it into the one Hobbit film that the book so deserves. If you do take on this task then you'd have my respect if you don't I don't blame you for it xD
great job here! love the hobbit trilogy. very special to me
I love it too.
Using ROTK trailer music makes everything better ! Awesome work dude ! You should do a trailer for the whole one ring saga :)
A simply superb compilation. Huge well done to you, Joel! :D
Holy shit !
Finally a good Hobbit Trilogy trailer !
Very nice editing.
Just EPIC! You have divided each section marvelous. Peter Jacksons company should cut all three Hobbit movies into one big epic film! I think your trailer is a great inspiration to do so. Well done!!!
this is amazing! You are so talented!
This is perfect in every way possible
Mr Joel Walden, that is an impressive trailer. You should attempt to make an edited version of Jack's trilogy into one single movie. I think even at 3-4 hours long, the single movie would be worth it.
Hats off... Hats off... HATS OFF!
AWESOME!! now if only peter jackson can make the movie like this? there should be a kickstarter where peter edits and compiles all 3 movies into 1
Ian McShane should've played Thorin and Richard Armitage should've played Kili.
Joel, you should make trailer like this for 'The Lord of the Rings'!
I believe that there is one decent movie hidden amongst the two (probably three) sleep aidsthat we got. I see this as a proof of concept - maybe one day I'll take a stab at editing my own cut for shiggles.
To all Lord of the Rings fans! Do we want this movie back in the theaters again? Do we want to feel they joy that we had back then? Do we want the nostalgia back in our souls? Do we want to make more people happy for what we have had back then? If The Titanic will reappear in 3D why not as well The Lord of the Rings? If you love this amazing movie, post it on every LOTR video to announce that this saga is NOT DEAD. IT SHALL NOT KNOW THIS TERM! Who is with me?COME, ON! LETS GET THIS THING ROLLING RIGHT NOW! SPREAD THE WORD! POST THIS EVERYWHERE SO EVERY TOLKIENITE MAY SEE IT! MIDDLE EARTH WILL SEE THEATERS AGAIN, ONE LAST TIME!!
Maybe instead of a Director's cut that's EVEN LONGER Peter Jackson will have the decency to offer a "supercut" on the last DVD: 3 hours without the unnecessary bullshit! ... but no, that's too much to hope for.
Can't wait to go see this tomorrow! :D (Have to wait a day more so my dad can also see this with me and my brothers.) >_>
Great work! There was or is a video here on youtube, where someone had done a chronological edit of all the trailers and tv-spots for the first Hobbit movie. It would probably be a bit too time-consuming for you, but if you could that for the Hobbit sequels or/and do a re-worked/perfected version of the mentioned video, it would be amazing. The video is called Unexpected Trailer and Tv-spot Re-edit.
I love this trailer. It centralized on Bilbo and their quest as it should have been. This film would've been better in duo (2 film installment only) plus I wish that they relied less on CGI... 😓 sadly (in my opinion), this trilogy was a waste.
"Their the descendants of Durin!". Powerful goosebumps.
One movie would have been too rushed. Three movies is too drawn out. Two movies would have been perfection.
I thought The Lord of the Rings Trilogy worked as it was, with the extended editions of course... Each movie can be watched on their own as part of a trilogy. However... this trailer should be for an actual film! The Hobbit should never have been split up to be such a long piece! I think they should have made one really really long movie and had an intermission... That would have been revolutionary!
Very nice work! I really admire it.
But is it the final work or you'll remake it? I saw your "Star Wars The original trilogy" clip and I'm looking forward to see something alike.
This is the best trailer of the trilogy i've seen so far. Wow, congrats man!! :D
"Mithrandir, why the halfling?"
"Perhaps it is because I am afraid...and he gives me curry"
I wanted to place a comment.. but i saw i already did Lmao..
I dropped this after the first movie, somewhere around the very long scene where the dwarves are throwing crockery around...can't believe it but I would rather watch (i.e. torrent) some amateur cut-down of the hobbit to one film than see the other two. This trailer still has evangeline lilly in it though, and like the lotr trilogy, I am sure there are worthwhile changes and inventions by Jackson, just not enough to fill 7 hours.
the hobbit would have definatly made an epic 6 hour movie
This is definitely what should have been done in the first place. I never thought The Hobbit warranted three movies. Perhaps two at the most, considering all the additional things they've included from appendices and so on, but never three.
Dammit Joel, this is so good it actually makes me excited to watch The Hobbit. And then I remember how disappointing the first two were.
This is an amazing trailer, but personally if they didnt make it into atleast 2 movies, the movie would have to be 3+hours to really do the book justice.
WHOO!!! I'd very much like to see The Hobbit in full now!
As a person who felt like the Hobbit movies should have been one, seeing this trailer had made me think that would require a really long 4.5 hour movie to do it justice.
This is one of the best montages I have ever seen. Great work!
How did you isolate the actors voices from the background music?
Epic. This trailer would be awesome for the release of a DVD box set or something like that. :P
This is so excellent! Amazing editing work.
Wonderful fan trailer, Joel. Good work. :-)
That must have taken forever to edit wow. Nice work. Much like the movies, I'd still like to see a shorter version.
Once the final film is out could you please edit all 3 down to 1 film? kthnxbai. :p
Well done👍. I am a huge fan of the Hobbit.
If you remake it with battle of the 5 armies and the rest of the lotr trilogy could you throw in that " I will not part with one piece of it, not one coin" line? Your awesome at these and my favorite is the cornetto trilogy one you made.
It's too long... just like the movies. But otherwise really well done.
Hair standing on ends. I always said Hobbit should have been one movie and this trailer is proof.
Great work. That would be a very long film.
Beautiful work! how do you deleted the music from the scenes?
You, my dear Mr. Walden, are my new favorite person.
Hannah mit h am ende there you go. amazing.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!!! RELEASE THE LINK TO THE FULL MOVIE EDIT YOU HAVE DONE!! :D
Im late on watching this but incredible job
Epic! that's all I have to say.
Look like a real trailer, makes want to rewatch the first two.
hm, normally a huge fan of your trailers. now bit dissapointed you basicly copied last part of the ROTK trailer (including all the beats) into this one.
I understand why you'd feel that way about my use of Howard Shore's ROTK Trailer music for the finale, as it's a decision I wasn't entirely content with either. I've loved that track for such a long time, and the ROTK trailer was a massive influence on me as an editor. I experimented with many different Howard Shore tracks for the ending (I wanted to stick to his music exclusively for this project) but nothing was capturing that "event" feel quite like the old LOTR trailers did. With time running out and other work (in my life outside of UA-cam) piling up, I decided to use ROTK track. Yes, I agree it might not be the most original choice, but it captured that feeling I was going after. I'd even argue that it adds a sense of nostalgia to this cut. Sorry to hear you weren't a fan of the segment (I didn't expect everyone to be), but I do hope you enjoyed the 2 minutes and 44 seconds that preceded it!
the hobbit is the prequel to the lord of the ring trilogy!
Why is Tauriel in your trailer? Ugh.
anyone knows the second or last song name?
Can you give me the name of the hobbit movies in order?
Awesome !