Oppenheimer is a newbie.

When he’s got the golden color on for so reason he kinda reminds me of King GHIDORAH

Gandalf is such a legendary character.

They way his smile vanished 😢when his time with bilbo got interrupted

I have this saved and listen to it when I’m feeling down. Brings me to tears every time but also brings me so much joy

Smaug: I am fire! I am… Death! King Ghidorah: *Cute*

Smaug:AAAAAAAAAAA IT BURNS IT BURNS I WILL SHOW YOU REVENGE 0:08

As a Christian, this is how I see my faith...

I feel Smaug so hard in this scene.😍

The voice is absolutely incredible, and how well these lines were delivered. Awesome!

That low growl at the end give me chils

His smile is killing me.

When you think about it Bilbo had, at one time, both the Arkenstone and The Ring of Power in his possession...thats some serious power (both magical and political) he had in his pockets and yet he sat there, admiring his acorn 🥲.

This is one of my favourite scenes ever, it's just so soft and cute. Not to mention Thorin's smile melts my heart 🥹🥹❤️❤️

Gandalf truly made these movies special

It’s fine, I’m just weeping at this at 1:30am, no big deal, carry on…

I'm happy that through himmel, frieren started seeing good and evil this way. Ironically, frieren is more like gandalf, himmel, and flamel now compared to galadriel, AND it's galadriel that asks gandalf about the halflings purpose.

Yes! Never not gonna love this scene, firmly cemented Bilbo as someone who wasn't in it specifically for the reward in the minds of the dwarves.

Best part of the hobbit franchise

this guy has the greatest lines in cinema, they come from a real place of pain and suffering, but sees the light in everything. while i don't enjoy these movies the way I enjoy the original trilogy, this line slaps hard, and is one of the lines that helps me get through my depression.

I'm really really happy to see Legolas again after 10 years after LoTR and the way Gandalf happy to see Legolas.. 😊😊 Thank You Peter Jackson for made this legendary trilogy movies all over again for the backstory of LoTR 🤎

I've just thought - is this acorn meant to become the Party Tree that Bilbo gives his famous speech under and which gets cut down in LOTR only to be replaced by Sam's gift from Galadriel?

The way they just straight up know each other

The Hobbit movies may not have been as good as Lord of the Rings, but it's almost impossible to come close to the near-perfection that is Lord of the Rings. I still absolutely loved these movies, and they certainly had their moments like this!

1:58 right on the feels.

I AM FIRE, I AM DEATH, I WILL DIE IN THE FIRST 10 MINS OF THE NEXT MOVIE

The way that the clarinet sinks into the echoes of Erebor is quite possibly the best single instance of musical writing that I have witnessed across all of the series. NOTHING has compared to the exposed, open, and impressively realistic presentation of that simple Hobbit’s theme in the halls of Erebor that makes you remember exactly who is speaking and where you are without even needing to think about it. Shore knew what he was doing, without a doubt

One of the most inspiring quotes out of all the movies for me. Helps me get out of my Messiah complex and focus on the little things, knowing that those contribute to the highest good, far beyond all my grandiose aspirations.

If only the second and third movies had lived up to the first. The whole trilogy peaked with this moment. Unfortunately Peter Jackson’s own pride had gotten to him at this point and he stuffed the rest of the movies with irrelevant nonsense. To the point where even though they gave Bilbo a Hero Moment here, he was almost irrelevant the rest of the way through. Especially in the last movie. Criminal waste of Martin Freeman’s acting ability.

But the effect of her being on those around her was incalculably diffusive: for the growing good of the world is partly dependent on unhistoric acts; and that things are not so ill with you and me as they might have been, is half owing to the number who lived faithfully a hidden life, and rest in unvisited tombs. A quote from Middlemarch, George Elliot, the small things as Gandalf would say.

From 0:33 the melody of “in dreams” is so touching while Bilbo speaks

1:14 brilliant little use of the Ring theme

They didn't fight him fair. They tried to humiliate him. And the people of Lake-town paid for it.

Him bringing glimpses of the real Thorin made me so happy for a moment ✨

The coolest dude! 😊

I'm not a fan of the Hobbit trilogy (trilogy, that was its first big problem) but I won't ever deny that these movies still got a few things just spectacularly right.

rewatching the trilogy. there is something so special about thorin and bilbo. more than friendship, more platonic than love. or, at least, that's how i like to think about it. richard and martin interpretations are magical

One of the very few good scenes in this mess of a film.

During the dragon sickness, Thorin was almost close to coming back because of Bilbo

This scene alone is so beautifully written its as if the whole movie just stop for us to feel this precious moment between Thorin Oakenshield and Bilbo

When my daughter was young and I would put her to bed, I would tell her if she had bad dreams that she should imagine herself with a sword like Arwen to battle her monsters. That memory still makes me smile whenever I watch this scene.

I appreciate this as a 5'5 short king

This movie is 10 years old, yet its cgi is way better than anything today

Thank you for this edit.

To think that Bilbo, a Hobbit of all things, could give Gandalf himself who is one of the strongest beings in Middle-Earth above even Galadriel herself courage is amazing.

Garden. Armchair. And books. You really don't need much to appreciate a home (and those who don't have it).

Hobbits really are amazing creatures. You can learn all there is to know about them in a short narration, and yet after 6 movies, they can still surprise you.

i love how it goes all quiet and the " DEATH"

i am posting this comment on 13 August 2023 at 10:02PM watching this Movie because i have never seen any movie like THE HOBBIT

You may call yourself fire and DEATH well me I AM POWER I AM GOD