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Movie Name : The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
Genre :Adventure | Fantasy
Director:Peter Jackson
Writers:Fran Walsh (screenplay), Philippa Boyens (screenplay), 3 more credits »
Stars:Ian McKellen, Martin Freeman, Richard Armitage
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Directed by Peter Jackson
Produced by
Carolynne Cunningham
Zane Weiner
Fran Walsh
Peter Jackson
Screenplay by
Fran Walsh
Philippa Boyens
Peter Jackson
Guillermo del Toro
Based on The Hobbit
by J. R. R. Tolkien
Starring
Ian McKellen
Martin Freeman
Richard Armitage
Benedict Cumberbatch
Evangeline Lilly
Lee Pace
Luke Evans
Ken Stott
James Nesbitt
Orlando Bloom
Music by Howard Shore
Cinematography Andrew Lesnie
Edited by Jabez Olssen
Production
company
New Line Cinema
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
WingNut Films
Distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures
Release date(s)
2 December 2013 (Los Angeles premiere)
12 December 2013 (New Zealand)
13 December 2013 (United Kingdom / United States)
Running time 161 minutes
Country
New Zealand
United States
United Kingdom
Language English
Budget $225 million
Box office $958,366,855
Sources of information :
IMDb,Wikipedia,the free encyclopedia
Storyline :
In a flashback set on the border of the Shire at the Inn of the Prancing Pony in Bree, Gandalf persuades Thorin Oakenshield to obtain the Arkenstone to unite the Dwarves, and suggests that a stealthy burglar may be needed to steal the jewel back from Smaug.One year later, Thorin and his company are being pursued by Azog and his Orc party down the Carrock following the events of the previous film. Bilbo informs the group that a bear is also tracking them, and are ushered along by Gandalf to the nearby home of Beorn to seek his assistance. Beorn is revealed to be a skin-changer who sometimes takes the form of the bear. That night, Azog is summoned to Dol Guldur and instructs his son Bolg to take over the hunt for Thorin. The following day, Beorn escorts the company to the borders of Mirkwood, where Gandalf discovers Black Speech graffiti imprinted on an old ruin. This coincides with a telepathic message from Galadriel urging him to investigate the tombs of the Nazgûl. He warns the company to remain on the path and abruptly leaves without any explanation. Upon entering the forest they lose their way and are ensnared by giant spiders. Bilbo then sets about freeing the dwarves with the help of the One Ring. He subsequently drops the ring and begins to learn of the corrupting influence it has on him after brutally killing a centipede-like creature to retrieve it.
After successfully crossing over (and under) the Misty Mountains, Thorin and Company must seek aid from a powerful stranger before taking on the dangers of Mirkwood Forest--without their Wizard. If they reach the human settlement of Lake-town it will be time for the hobbit Bilbo Baggins to fulfill his contract with the dwarves. The party must complete the journey to Lonely Mountain and burglar Baggins must seek out the Secret Door that will give them access to the hoard of the dragon Smaug. And, where has Gandalf got off to? And what is his secret business to the south?
Cast :
- Further information: Cast of The Hobbit film series and Casting of The Hobbit film series
- Martin Freeman as Bilbo Baggins: a hobbit hired by the 13 dwarves, on the advice of wizard Gandalf, to accompany them on a quest to reclaim the Lonely Mountain from Smaug
- Ian McKellen as Gandalf the Grey: a wizard who recruits Bilbo and helps to arrange the quest to reclaim the Dwarves' lost treasure in Erebor.
- Richard Armitage as Thorin Oakenshield: the leader of the Company of Dwarves who has set out to reclaim the Lonely Mountain from Smaug and uncle to Fili and KÃli
- Benedict Cumberbatch as Smaug (vocal performance and motion capture): the last great dragon of Middle-earth, who claimed the Lonely Mountain including the vast treasures of Erebor and the surrounding human areas, and as the Necromancer: the mysterious sorcerer of Dol Guldur with the ability to summon the spirits of the dead.
- Evangeline Lilly as Tauriel: An elf from Mirkwood and the Chief of the Guards for the Elvenking, Thranduil. She develops romantic feelings towards the dwarf Kili, and later falls in love with him
- Luke Evans as Bard the Bowman: Bard of Esgaroth was a skilled archer and the heir of Girion, the last king of old Dale. Evans also plays Bard's ancestor, Girion, in a flashback.
- Lee Pace as Thranduil: Referred to in the novel as "The Elvenking", he is the ruler of the realm of the northern part of Mirkwood. He is also the father of Legolas.
- Stephen Fry as Master of Lake-town: The leader of the settlement of Men at Lake-town near the Lonely Mountain
- Orlando Bloom as Legolas: The Elven Prince of Mirkwood and the son of Thranduil
- Graham McTavish as Dwalin: brother of Balin.
- Ken Stott as Balin: brother of Dwalin.
- Aidan Turner as KÃli: nephew of Thorin, younger brother of Fili. He develops romantic feelings towards the Elf Tauriel, and later falls in love with her.
- Dean O'Gorman as FÃli: nephew of Thorin and older brother of KÃli.
- Mark Hadlow as Dori: brother of Nori and Ori.
- Jed Brophy as Nori: brother of Dori and Ori.
- Adam Brown as Ori: brother of Dori and Nori.
- John Callen as Óin: brother of Glóin.
- Peter Hambleton as Glóin: brother of Óin, and father of Gimli, the noble Dwarf who accompanies Frodo on his quest.
- William Kircher as Bifur: cousin of Bofur and Bombur.
- James Nesbitt as Bofur: brother of Bombur and cousin of Bifur.
- Stephen Hunter as Bombur: brother of Bofur and cousin of Bifur.
- Cate Blanchett as Galadriel: an Elf and the co-ruler of Lothlórien along with her husband, Lord Celeborn.
- Mikael Persbrandt as Beorn: A skin-changer; a man who can assume the appearance of a great black bear.
- Sylvester McCoy as Radagast the Brown: a wizard of Gandalf's Order.
- Manu Bennett as Azog: An Orc and the nemesis of Thorin Oakenshield, on whom he seeks revenge for losing his forearm and hand in battle.
- Lawrence Makoare as Bolg: An Orc and the son of Azog.
- Craig Hall as Galion: Elven King Thranduil's butler, whose fondness for drink allows for Bilbo and the dwarves' escape attempt.
- Ryan Gage as Alfrid: The Master of Laketown's conniving servant.
- John Bell as Bain: Son of Bard, he is described as "confident and brave and ready to do battle if required even though he is still a boy.
- Mark Mitchinson as Braga: captain of the Lake-town Guard.
- Ben Mitchell as Narzug: An Orc who gets interrogated by Thranduil after the ambush at Mirkwood.
User Review :
Author: dobrose from Mayfield, KY
I loved the LOTR movies despite the liberties Jackson took with the story (especially in The Two Towers) and I found the first Hobbit movie tolerable but this one stinks. Jackson seems to think that we like his story-making over Tolkien's. He has used his gratuitously added action scenes from those movies as the basis for almost the entirety of this 3+hour movie.There is maybe 15 minutes of this movie that is from the book. The rest is stuff that Jackson wrote and never-ending CGI action shots that have such fast moving elements that you can barely tell what is going on and the characters perform feats that stretch belief so far that even the fantasy-world of Middle Earth cannot overcome. The character of Bilbo is diminished almost to a supporting one. The main characters of this movie are Tauriel and Legolas (the former made up by Jackson, the latter never appears in The Hobbit) and Bard. The character of Bard is totally changed from the noble protector of Lake-town to that of a ruffian on the margins of Lake-town society. The dwarfs were portrayed in the book as being a little cowardly, very greedy and bumbling. In the movie they are like a pack of Jackie Chan's with beards, even taunting the dragon to chase them through the halls of Erebor to try to catch him in a trap. From a cinematic critique Jackson continues his habit of massively exaggerating the scenery vertically so that as the party is making there way up the side of the Lonely Mountain it seems like they are climbing the Matterhorn.I could go on and on. Bottom line is this movie is lousy. I have watched each of the LOTR movies several times; I don't think I could sit through this movie for a second time.
Synopsis :
In a flashback set in the town of Bree on the border of the Shire, Thorin Oakenshield (Richard Armitage) arrives at the Prancing Pony, orders a meal, and notices that he's being watched. The watchers withdraw when Gandalf the Grey (Ian McKellen) joins Thorin, who he urges to obtain the Arkenstone. The stone will enable Thorin to reclaim the dwarves' lost kingdom of Erebor and become King under the Mountain. Gandalf suggests recruiting a burglar to steal the Arkenstone from the dragon-guarded mountain.
Twelve months later, not long after the end of the previous film, Bilbo (Martin Freeman), Gandalf, Thorin and the Dwarven company are chased by the orcs down from the Carrock, where they encounter a huge bear. Gandalf urges the company to seek refuge in a nearby house. They make it there just barely ahead of the bear -- which, once the doors are safely barred, Gandalf reveals to be their host. Beorn (Mikael Persbrandt) is a skin-changer who can take the form of a man or a bear. Remarking that he dislikes dwarves but really hates orcs, Beorn loans his horses to the company so that they can outrun the pursuing orcs.
Azog (Manu Bennett), the leader of the orcs, is summoned to Dol Guldur where he is given command of the armies by the Necromancer (voice: Benedict Cumberbatch). Azog gives his son, Bolg (Lawrence Makoare), the task of hunting the dwarves.
Gandalf departs as the others enter Mirkwood, urging Bilbo and the dwarves not to stray from the forest path and to wait for him before entering the mountain. After losing their way in the forest, the dwarves are captured by giant spiders. Bilbo, with the help of his sword (which he names Sting during this encounter) and the One Ring, manages to free them from the webs of the spiders. However, while fighting the attacking spiders, the dwarves are captured by Wood-elves led by Tauriel (Evangeline Lilly) and Legolas (Orlando Bloom), the son of the Elven King Thranduil (Lee Pace). Thorin holds a grudge against Thranduil for refusing the help the dwarves after the dragon drove them out of the Lonely Mountain, and he refuses to negotiate. Thus he and the other dwarves are locked up. Bilbo, however, uses his ring to escape the elves' notice and follows the prisoners to their dungeon.
Kili (Aidan Turner) falls for Tauriel, who seems intrigued by him. Legolas is also sweet on Tauriel, but she's been told by King Thranduil to discourage him; Legolas is not for the likes of her.
Under the cloak of his ring, Bilbo steals the jailer's keys and helps the dwarves to escape from the halls of the Wood Elves using empty wine barrels, in which they float down the river. Along the way, they are attacked by Bolg and his band of orcs, who had been lying in wait. When Kili tries to open the river gate, the orcs wound him with a poisoned arrow. Tauriel and Legolas, sent to chase down the escaping dwarves, end up helping them fend off the orcs.
On the riverbank Bilbo and the gang meet Bard (Luke Evans), a bowman and descendant of the original lord of Dale, who was waiting to collect the empty barrels in his barge. They pool their coins to bribe Bard to smuggle them into Lake-town, where they scorn the makeshift weapons Bard provides and consequently are captured trying to steal better weapons from the town armory. They're taken before the Master of Lake-town (Stephen Fry), where Thorin convinces the townsfolk and the Master that the dwarves will share the riches of the recaptured mountain with Lake-town. The adventurers receive a grand send-off, but Thorin makes Kili stay behind because his wound is slowing him down -- in fact, it's getting worse. Oin (John Callen) and Kili's brother Fili (Dean O'Gorman) stay with him, and Bofur (James Nesbitt) stays too because he passed out under the table during the feast and misses the boat.
Meanwhile, the Elvenking learns from a captured orc that Sauron has returned, and so decides to seal off the Elf Kingdom to protect it from the impending evil. However, Tauriel leaves to help the injured Kili and a concerned Legolas gives chase. In a sheltered nook high on the slopes of the Lonely Mountain, Bilbo deciphers the clue on Thorin's map about the last light of Durin's Day and uses the moonlight to find the hidden keyhole. Thorin unlocks the secret door into the mountain.
After entering, Bilbo attempts to steal the Arkenstone by himself, but is discovered by the awakened dragon, Smaug (voice: Benedict Cumberbatch). At the same time, Gandalf, after sending Radagast away with a message for Galadriel, knowingly steps into the orc-ambushed Dol Guldur and engages the Necromancer in a fierce battle. During the battle, the Necromancer appears to Gandalf as the Eye of Sauron, revealing his true identity. The battle ends with Gandalf's capture.
Tauriel and Legolas arrive at Lake-town in the nick of time to fight off the orcs, who have tracked the dwarves to Bard's house. Legolas goes off after Bolg, sparring with him on the floating byways of Lake-town before embarking on a mounted pursuit on land. Tauriel attends to the wounded Kili using her healing magic and some kingsfoil that Bofur scrounged out of a pigsty. Sensing that the dragon is coming, Bard sets off to load the last Black Arrow into the town's Windlance (a big crossbow mounted on a tower) so that it can pierce the weakened spot in the dragon's armor. (The weak spot is a missing scale, courtesy of Bard's ancestor Girion, last lord of Dale.) Bard is captured by the Master's men, but not before handing off the Black Arrow to his son Bain (John Bell), who hides it in a small boat.
The dwarves enter the mountain to help Bilbo. Tricking Smaug into rekindling the forge using his fiery breath, the dwarves attempt to kill the dragon by drowning him in molten gold. However, Smaug escapes from the mountain and takes to air, shaking off the gold coating. Smaug has deduced that the dwarves had help from Lake-town, and he's determined to make Lake-town regret it. Bilbo watches Smaug fly off into the night to wreak havoc.
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