I love the little detail of the blood on Bilbo's head after he got hit in the face.

Damn even i cried from watching that

This made me cried though. Hobbit hit my soul hard 😭 best movies ever man. Cant fuck with the lord of the rings and hobbit

He didn’t refer throin as a king. A good man, no he referred to him as a friend. This means a lot more to him

How would the dwarves feed themselves if blockaded in?

We all have people who are always trying to find reasons to take our possessions, and if you don't think so, then it's you.

Ayo is that shai hulud

The "Don't bother knocking" line gets me everytime

Only if the stupid orcs had waited for a few hours, they would have to fight such a depleted force, even Bolg wouldn't have been needed.

Thranduil is like that one passive aggressive coworker we all have.

Azog and bolg and orc armies talks tellgever and dis armies thinks in the Mountain and dis armies h meets its the dwars and elfs and fisher men and king truindel and prince legolas and trainel and elfs armies and dwars armies dwalin and kili and fili and thorin and bimbor and two wiserd and dis its the Greta and gandalf Grey and have very god luck in the war and battle and fight and attack and scene and have very god luck in the final battle final fight final war final attack scene and have very god luck in the war and battle and fight and attack and have very god luck in the final battle final fight final war final attack scene and have very god luck in the god side and evil side and evil side and god side

This scene is important. It shows how this whole adventure changed bilbo and middle earth forever. The way gandalf sits besides bilbo, being like :" yep, that's what you've been missing on buddy." , along with the hopeful soundtrack, is splendid scenery to me.

WHY is the dialogue in this movie SO AWKWARD?!

The step of repentance. And coming to Jesus… deny yourself pickup your cross and follow me… def a lesson to that…

Was very sad to watch the last of middle earth leave the cinemas however one thing made me feel better in watching this “ I can always return here, it may have left the movie theaters but it doesn’t mean I can’t relive the adventures with these beloved characters”

I SOBBEd when I watched this for the first time 😭

"TO AAAAAAAAARRRRRMS!!!!" is what Thorin was saying!

Would Azog be Lisan Al-gaib?

Martin Freeman playing Bilbo was the best of these movies :)

Trying to figure out if Bard had to bend down to see through the peephole. Or if the floor below him was lower.

All was as Eru willed it.

Martin Freeman honestly never got his due for this trilogy, he was excellent in this Hobbit films

Well the good news the dwarves invited Bilbo to go in adventure with them. But they had an unexpected party at Bilbo's house at the shire that night. Thank you that the dwarves visited the shire. They cared for Bilbo Baggins friendship. The best scene when Bilbo had to say goodbye to the dwarves after Thorin and Fili and Kili's funeral. Gandalf took Bilbo back home where he belongs to the Shire.

when this scene came up while rewatching the movie for the first time in a while, I was like: "Well, fuck..."

I love how when Gandalf said that if he returns, he would never be the same. He was mostly right. The only thing that never changed is his hate for Lobelia Sackville-Baggins

This is exactly why I hate almost all the dwarfs , they are so stubborn, so many laketown people died because of their stupid heiritage dream , also bard literally saved everyone from the dragon so how can thorin disrespect him when they literally owe him their lives

Gandalf makes this scene feel bilbo found a random loot drop. I know you found a magic ring in the goblin tunnels you little loot goblin

Thorin's death absolutely broke me. I recently finished rewatching the 3 movies after not having watched them in a while, and when he died, I cried. I cried through the rest of the movie. I cried even after the movie. I'm still quite emotional right now as of writing this comment.

best line in the hobbit

the silence when he mentions thorin made me have a whole flashback of the craziest moments in the trilogy Brilliant.

This is madness! Madness? This. Is. Erebor!

Like when Bilbo confronted him regarding the one ring, I wish the wind would have rustled and Gandalf would have grown a little in height when he said "Who's in charge here!" Ah well....

This is why we don't do acid

Randy Thrangolas

"Can you prove it?" "Mtf, you've known me my whole life!"

Smaug has all the treasures from a score of towns in a thousand mile radius of the misty mountain plundering men, elves and other dwarf holds just because it's sitting in his basement, it's not Thorin's to claim

his true name will be unlocked for only 29.99 EA COPYRIGHT

During fight was broken ice and icebergs everywhere. Then once goes into water solid ice everywhere as he floats under Thorin.

This is my favorite scene in battle of the five armies

In the books, Laketown supplied the wine to the wood elves and the barrel ride was a regular transit trade point. The men and elves were definitely economic trading partners.

Why is it the most emotional deaths in this franchise came from men who had a desire for something gold and died protecting something their care about? Did Tolkien have a fetish for overcoming greed through heroic final acts

Martin Freeman played Bilbo Baggins in The Hobbit Trilogy very well and was the right man for the character.

I am fully aware that the hobbit films have their faults and no where near as good as lotr but i personally still hold them in high regard as they were my first introduction into middle earth and scenes like this hit so hard and i constantly go back to

F-15 squadron back in the time

Thorin view is right would you share your money arms before your home

Bard and Thorin are lucky they both chose the right hole. Would’ve been even more awkward if they chose different spots to talk.

Gandalf’s last statement to Bilbo I think said without saying that he was calling BS on Bilbo losing the ring in battle. Gandalf just did not want to be confrontational about it.

Back watching this scene a year later because something completely unrelated reminded me of it. This is such an underrated moment in the Hobbit films. It's also a scene that seems so unassuming especially given how short it is, and yet the acting here is just incredible and adds so much to the characters' relationships and the story itself. Genuinely masterful filmwork here, all done within about a minute's time. I think it's moments like these that made me overall like the Hobbit films quite a lot, despite the bad rep they get. Martin Freeman and Ken Stott were absolutely perfectly cast.

How are they actually looking eye to eye 😂😂 one is either crouched or on a box

This part is so goofy