Couldn't hold the tears watching *THE HOBBIT: The battle of the five armies*

We absolutely did NOT expect this lart to break our hearts like this !!
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The Hobbit: The battle of the five armies (2014) full movie REACTION, REVIEW AND DISCUSSION !!
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[@GranpaMike]

Once you've walked in Middle-Earth, it will always be a part of you. Thank you, Prof. Tolkien; thank you Peter Jackson.

[@wadumin]

Couldn't agree more, had no idea I'd be so bound to this world.

[@GranpaMike]

@@wadumin It's a strange and marvelous thing to be part of a world you've only known as a film or book. Gandalf would be impressed.

[@FrenchieQc]

When Galadriel tells you to go back to the void from whence you came, you go back to the void from whence you came.

[@blackpanther10105]

Fun Facts after this movie: Balin was killed in Moria. He was in the tomb in the Lord of the Fellowship of the Ring. Ori was the skeleton holding the big book next to Balin's tomb as well. Oin, the dwarf with the ear pipe, was killed by the Watcher (the huge kraken-octopus creature) in Moria from the Fellowship of the Ring. Dwalin lived on throughout the Fourth Age and passed away at the age of 340. Gloin was seen accompanying Gimli in the Fellowship of the Ring at the Council of Elrond. Bombur was still the same, eating and drinking. Bifur and Bofur cloistered in the Lonely Mountains with their riches. Dori and Nori participated in the Battle of Dale, which were the Dwarves of Erebor against the Easterlings of Sauron. The Easterlings were those corrupt men seen marching towards the Black Gate during Two Towers, where Frodo, Sam, and Gollum saw them. Dain II Ironfoot became King as we saw. During the War of the Ring, he was killed in the Battle of Dale, defending the body of King Brand of Dale. King Brand was the son of Bain. And Bain was the son of Bard.

[@niklasgamborg3086]

Just to make it all hurt a bit more... Balin, Oin and Ori all died in Moria. Dain Ironfoot died defending Bards grandson durin the battle of Dale/Erebor during the late part of the war of the ring.

[@wadumin]

Awww nooo😭

[@user-wb8eh6lf5n]

I loved how the actor who played Pippin sang the song during the end credits

[@wadumin]

Ooooh thought that sounded familiarrrr. Omg that was beautiful

[@lamborghinielemento789]

Can you watch TRON: LEGACY next time

[@di3486]

That song is PERFECTION

[@tanjamutlu8172]

Please watch the music video, it’s an amazing farewell to all 6 movies ❤

[@elegrin5170]

43:53 Azog: "Here ends your filthy bloodline".. That's what I told you guys.. Fili and Kili were Thorin's nephews.. Only those three were alive as dynasty members... Fili, Kili and Thorin.. After their deaths, royal line passed to cousins.. Dain IronFoot became king of Lonely Mountain..

[@justsomeguywithafewmoregut4600]

All of them are royal and loyal. He just got his friends back no matter what

[@primal1233]

I really like The Hobbit trilogy. We got to see some amazing scenes. Like Galadriel, Elrond, and Saruman fight Sauron and the Nazgul. I'm glad both of you enjoyed it

[@wadumin]

Agreed, we absolutely loved it ❤

[@jackkilman8726]

It's nice to see the Hobbit movies getting some love. This trilogy gets a lot of hate, but if you watch with an open mind, it will definitely touch your heart. It may interest you to know that under King Dain, Erebor became prosperous again and regained much, though not all, of its former glory. Bard became King of the rebuilt city of Dale, and the region was once again a center of trade. Dain ultimately fell defending Erebor from the forces of Sauron during the War of the Ring. The successful defense of Erebor prevented Sauron's armies from advancing West to Rivendell. Sometime after the events of the Hobbit, Balin led another company of Dwarves to attempt to resettle Moria. You saw the outcome of that quest in Fellowship. Bilbo had other adventures after this story, mainly consisting of visits to Rivendell, where he eventually became friends with a young Aragorn. He often had Gandalf and/or his Dwarf friends as guests at Bag End. These things, as well as his year-long disappearance, caused him to be known as an eccentric by the Hobbits of the Shire, and he was no longer considered entirely respectable, which didn't bother him in the slightest. Lastly, the Hobbit trilogy was actually designed to be watched before LOTR, despite being made years afterward. When watched in their intended order, certain moments in all six films take on an entirely new context, and they form one continuous story. I strongly recommend watching them in that order when you do your rewatch. The shift in tone and visual style also makes more sense, as it starts out fanciful and almost Disneyesque (complete with songs), then becomes grittier and more realistic as the story gets darker.

[@miggmon]

The negative opinions come mainly from the people who read the books. Those who didn't, apreciate them just for what they are, not what they should have been.

[@wadumin]

Oh i absolutely agree, we loved it and already miss the feeling of living every second of it

[@valentinlageot4101]

the critics are still valid

[@sarahstardust]

Gandalf does visit Bilbo from time to time between the Hobbit and LotR. Balin visits Bilbo at least once as he travels between Erebor and the blue mountains (where the dwarves were living before they retake Erebor). They remain good friends until Balin tries to retake Moria and never returns ("Here lies Balin, son of Fundin, Lord of Moria" as the tomb says where Gimli cries in Fellowship).

[@mikefetterman6782]

Ironfoot is played by Billy Connoly, a Scottish actor/stand up comedian with over 4 decades of wowing audiences.

[@wadumin]

Oh wow, loved his character

[@nebidiaswift5200]

Great comment! I’m amazed he’s not more “mainstream prolific these days” as a kid I first saw him in muppet treasure island but later got more into his films but he’s also one of the best guest stars in the show Columbo

[@izarian42]

He's an absolute treasure! I was heartbroken to hear he had to retire from standup due to his Parkinson's getting worse. Although it wasn't much of a speaking role, I enjoyed seeing him in 'Fido' the other night!

[@di3486]

The white council battle sequence only, makes this movie so worth it!!! i love seeing the most powerful beings in Middle Earth showing their true power!!!🤩🤩🤩

[@wadumin]

Absolutely, loved that part ❤

[@Jacana2k6]

Fili and Kili were Thorin's sister-sons, nephews by his sister. In some cultures of our world as well as the Dwarven culture by Tolkien, that meant they were as if they were Thorin's true born sons. It makes it even more tragic for their deaths. True to the books, they were the only three dwarves to die.

[@jakeDgirl]

The ending song is called "The Last Goodbye" sang by Billy Boyd (Pippin). The last line of the song is "I bid you a very fond farewell" which is also Bilbo's last line during his birthday speech in Fellowship. It's also assumed (at the time) that it was the director's, production's, and the actors' last goodbye to Tolkien/Middle Earth. But we have news that the original team and cast of LoTR and the Hobbit will produce a movie called "The Hunt for Gollum". The director is also the main star, Andy Serkis, aka Gollum. Trivia: during LoTR, he really stuck by Peter Jackson's side because he wanted to learn how to direct. In The Hobbit trilogy, Andy Serkis was 2nd director (director of one of their teams). A lot of the original cast has shown interest in returning if or when Andy Serkis and Peter Jackson invite them back. The confirmed ones that are interested in returning are Aragorn and Gandalf. Mind you, Aragorn's actor declined to return in The Hobbit Trilogy because Aragorn wasn't part of Bilbo's journey. Although Legolas wasn't in The Hobbit book, it is true that the company of Oakenshield were taken and jailed in Mirkwood, Legolas' home. And Thandruil really is the father of Legolas. So Viggo (Aragorn) showing interest in coming back for Hunt for Gollum means they're gonna stick to what Tolkien wrote. For context the Hunt for Gollum happens within The Fellowship of the Ring. It's the time when Bilbo left the Shire and Gandalf needed to research the origin of Bilbo's magic ring that is turning Bilbo evil. The research for the origin of the Ring meant Gandalf had to search for Gollum and find out where Gollum discovered the ring. It took 17years for Gandalf to research the full story from Isildur taking the Ring from Sauron's severed hand, until it reached Bilbo's hands. In that time, Gandalf asked help from Aragorn (a ranger good at tracking) and the Mirkwood Elves (Legolas) in his hunt for Gollum. So we might see Gandalf, Aragorn, Legolas and Thandruil again.

[@cp368productions2]

In the book, the killing of Smaug was different. Smaug was scared of the water so didn't swoop down over Lake-town. Also Bard was part of the militia and wasn't scorned and arrested like he was in the movies which I'm not sure why they changed that. Bilbo sent the Thrush to Bard to tell him of the bare spot and the Thrush arrived at the moment that Bard was out of arrows. He only had one left, the Black Arrow which was a normal sized arrow. He then says, "Arrow! Black Arrow! I have saved you to the last. You have never failed me and always I have recovered you. I had you from my father and he from of old. If ever you came from the forges of the true king under the Mountain, go now and speed well!" He then fired and hit the spot killing Smaug. It's a epic moment that wouldn't have worked with how they scaled up the size of Smaug which made them have to increase the size of the Black Arrow. The Rakin Bass animated movie does have the line and is more accurate to the books except for they kill over half of Thorin & Company instead of the three that were killed in the book which are the three killed in this movie. Also the Master of Lake-town died a different way. Bilbo gives his share of the treasure to Bard and the Master of Lake-town to rebuild Dale, however the Master flees with the treasure and starves to death in the desert. Three years later Bard becomes King of Dale and 33 yeers later Bain, his son becomes King. The battle also is changed considerably, including the fact that Ravenhill was actually held by the Elves and this is where Bilbo and Gandalf watched the battle from. Until just after the Eagles arrive when Bilbo is knocked out by a rock thrown by a goblin. It's actually Beorn who kills Bolg, crushing him, and Beorn carries the wounded Thorin off the battlefield in his paw. The hallway where Tauriel is fighting in close quarters, Evangeline did it herself, one of the takes she forgot to duck and got struck full force in the face by the stunt man who was playing the Orc in a motion capture suit. She mainly did her own stunts with the exception of Bolg throwing her into the wall, which they were reluctant to even let the stunt woman do because the costume doesn't have much space for padding and it was a very dangerous stunt, the stunt woman could have easily been paralyzed.

[@Aegi97]

The battle of the five armies in the book was a total of 2 chapters. I appreciated how they delved deeper into the fates of the fallen dwarves here. Although overall I like the book better I liked how you actually see what happened to Fili, Kili, and Thorin. Also, blame Tolkien for killing them, not PJ lol. I will say that although I disapprove with the addition of the love story, it did add more weight to Kili’s death. The same with Thorin, although Azog shouldn’t have been in the movies, him going out heroically like that made his death more meaningful. Because we’re solely in Bilbo’s perspective in the book, this is how they describe Thorin’s wounds in it (before the conversation that he and Bilbo have that is similar to the movie): “There indeed lay Thorin Oakenshield, wounded with many wounds, and his rent armour and notched axe were cast upon the floor”. In general the battle descriptions in the LOTR and Hobbit books don’t show the scale of battle nearly as well as the movies do. Anyway, I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@cristianguerra7279]

The journey to middle earth is just so beatiful that just can't compare to anything else...

[@wadumin]

Couldn't agree more ❤

[@Gandalf_the_GOAT]

That was quite a journey there. Bilbo is just trying all he can to not cry on Thorin's funeral 🥺 That's an adventure.

[@erickingsepp]

That intro was HILARIOUS. You guys are an aggressively cute couple.

[@wadumin]

Awww thank you 🤣❤️

[@cmdrbrantford888]

@@wadumin By the way, Galadriel is powerful enough to take on Sauron because she is using the combination of her Ring, Nenya, and the vial of Earendil's light (the gift she gave to Frodo)

[@Jormungrand]

don't touch Star Wars

[@pacio49]

The white bearded old dwarf was Balin. You 'encountered' him in Moria, buried in the tomb lit up by a shaft of light, where Gimli ran into the room crying, and Gandalf read the book "we cannot get out." "Here lies Balin, son of Fundin, Lord of Moria".

[@Big_Tex]

A funny thing about the book - which was published long before Tolkien developed the story of LOTR -was that there was no Sauron. Gandalf had to leave the Dwarf party to deal with The Necromancer. And the Necromancer was absolutely nothing except a plot device to separate Gandalf from Thorin’s company so that the Dwarves could get into trouble in Mirkwood Forest without Gandalf there to help. Only in much later writing did Tolkien mesh together the two story lines and make The Necromancer be Sauron using a fake ID.

[@tanjamutlu8172]

I always thought, Gandalf had a soft spot for Merry and Pippin because of Fili and Kili and their tragic ending. It would have been so amazing and funny if Merry and Pippin could have met Fili and Kili! ❤

[@wadumin]

Awww ur righttt😭💔

[@fox_trot0214]

I can't think of the level of absolute chaos those four could create together x)

[@theviciouschickenofbristol4779]

I love how they show Galadriel's power in the unrated version. The velocity with which that big orc's flesh turns to ash and hits the ground with just a gesture of her hand is so cool.

[@elegrin5170]

14:35 You must understand.. Saruman was not evil.. That "leave Sauron to me" was sincere and true.. Ok, he is jealous Gandalf's wisdom but he was a Maia and he was good.. When he started to use palantir for weakness of Sauron, Sauron effected him and make him turned to his side.. He is corrupted by Sauron, because Sauron could be one of the most powerful Maia.. Saruman is corrupted with Palantir just like Denethor (Boromir's father) is corrupted with Palantir.. Normally These are the wisest, good and strongest friends.. Think like that, Gandalf scared from Sauron so much.. His fear saved him.. Gandalf didnt even touch the Palantir.. He scared from Sauron that can corrupt him.. If he was so brave and if he try to fight Sauron with Palantir, if he touch Palantir too, He (Gandalf) can corrupt too..

[@izarian42]

Bombur isn't just one of their best fighters, he's also an architect and engineer by trade AND a massive hit with the ladies. He has fourteen children!

[@justsomeguywithafewmoregut4600]

W pfp

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

And Thorin Oakenshield had his final redemption. According to the book, he was buried like you saw at the end, with the Arkenstone over the chest, and with his legendary sword Orcrist, the goblin-cleaver. In his farewell... I always cry. A true KING. PD: In the theatrical version, scenes like Thorin´s funeral, weren´t included in the footage. That was a real shame. We only saw these scenes in the extended version later.

[@elegrin5170]

38:26 he said "No Balin.. Dont sacrifiy yourself".. And you scared.. Dont be scare bro.. We already know from Fellowship of the Rings (60 years later) that Balin didnt die here.. His grave is at Mines of Moria.. Gimli mourned for him remember? Gandalf readed the writing of Stone grave.. "Here lies Balin.. Son of Fundin"... Mines of Moria scene

[@wadumin]

Yesss, was too into the movie and kept forgetting that lol

[@elegrin5170]

@@wadumin :)) Sorry.. I saw you love this history.. And I share all of little details for you guys.. I talk too much :D haha

[@Mr.Paticles]

The War of the Rohirrim is coming. Though it's in animated format its still basically the same team.

[@wadumin]

So excited for it ❤

[@nathanielreik6617]

The bright item Galadrial was holding as she banished Sauron was the same thing she gave Frodo in The Fellowship of the Ring and he used in Shelob's cave.

[@salvadormartinez8577]

That intro was amazing 😂

[@wadumin]

It was so painful 😭

[@DDC77]

Hello from Ukraine! Sorry, I don't know the language, but... I want to say, thank you both for your videos and emotions! 58:30 sorry? For what? It's a great reaction to real drama. 58:53 never say that! Never! Only strong men can cry. If you cry while watching this movie, it means you have a big heart. Remember this! Don't hold back your tears. Crying when it hurts is natural. Everything indicates that you have penetrated this story. Remember Mouse from The Matrix? His words: "To deny our impulses is to deny the very thing that makes us human"

[@wadumin]

Ayyy much love my friend, thanks for watching ❤

[@fox_trot0214]

"If more people valued home above gold, this world would be a merier place". - Thorin Oakenshield, King under the Mountain I love this quote for the truth it says, for our real world too

[@mrsrevan1]

Love these movies, on par with the Lord of the Rings. No matter what anyone says!

[@otaku-sempai2197]

Don't forget that 'The Lord of the Rings; The War of the Rohirrim' will be in theaters this December. Thranduil's mention of Strider is interesting and points out the differences between the films and the books. In Tolkien's legendarium, Aragorn is a 10 year-old child being fostered by Elrond in Rivendell at the time of the Battle of Five Armies. Here, he's older because of the time-compression of the timeline of the films.

[@brettpeacock9116]

Notice that Thorin almost Quotes Smaug's words to Bilbo... Dragon Sickness, even though Smaug is now dead.....

[@fuyumi27]

Love your reactions to this trilogy! So fun yet emotional. ☺ "Why does it hurt so much?" "Because it was real." Somehow this part always hits me hard.

[@rhudoc3745]

To think in this one book, Bilbo had possession of the One Ring, the mithril coat, and the Arkenstone. Have enjoyed your reactions to The Hobbit & LOTR. Bravo!

[@key2laif]

The richest individual in middle earth 😮

[@wadumin]

Thanks for watching, much love ❤

[@tuulistuff]

As an older Tolkien fun Silmarilion propably being my favourite, these movie productions have not beem an easy swallow for my. Now I enjoy them and respect them more through your exitement and passion. Also now after Olympic games I want to congratulate Iran performing great in taekwondo! :)

[@wadumin]

Ayy thanks my friend, you're awesome ❤

[@angelalam5949]

Ahh, the end of an era. A little song to send you guys off: "Roads go ever ever on, Over rock and under tree, By caves where never sun has shone, By streams that never find the sea; Over snow by winter sown, And through the merry flowers of June, Over grass and over stone, And under mountains in the moon. Roads go ever ever on Under cloud and under star, Yet feet that wandering have gone Turn at last to home afar. Eyes that fire and sword have seen And horror in the halls of stone Look at last on meadows green And trees and hills they long have known. The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, And I must follow, if I can, Pursuing it with eager feet, Until it joins some larger way, Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say. The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, And I must follow, if I can, Pursuing it with weary feet, Until it joins some larger way, Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say. The Road goes ever on and on Out from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, Let others follow it who can! Let them a journey new begin, But I at last with weary feet Will turn towards the lighted inn, My evening-rest and sleep to meet."

[@rodrigoarandavargas360]

The last part when Biblo was already old and holding the ring and Gandalf knocks the door..... Thats actually the first part of Lord of The rings, you could rewatch that scene but literally The Hobbit end where LOTR starts. Thats brilliant, cheers guys

[@francescoallegrezza5106]

Battle of the 5 army: 10.000 elves, 6.000-5.000 dwarves and 300-200 lake men vs 30.000 orcs of the army of Azog and 10.000 Gundabad's Orcs

[@fox_trot0214]

I never knew the precise numbers That's an incredible battle

[@elegrin5170]

29:45 you said "I cant believe they're fighting so good and so hard".. Miss, dworfs are theone of the strongest creature in this world.. They could be short but one dwarf can weigh an average of 150-200 kg..Although they are short, they are very large and incredibly hard and strong. I have a very simple definition for dworfs... "They're a little softer than rocks and they are little smarter than rocks :D "

[@jeffreytalayumptewa7238]

I love this reaction! My favorite by far! Men should be allowed to cry openly more often. These books were written during war and is a reflection of that

[@nidhibhatt3765]

just finished watching your reaction to the 2nd Hobbit movie!! and here's the 3rd. Best timing! 💜💜

[@wadumin]

Ayyy thanks for being here ❤

[@nidhibhatt3765]

@@wadumin always love your reactions 😁💜

[@billyg898]

Balin, the older dwarf with the white beard, it's his tomb that they find in the mines of Moria, when they fight the cave troll. After these events, he went to reclaim Moria.

[@elegrin5170]

2:54 joke is amazing.. Eminem- Lose yourself :D hahahahah

[@cyatic]

Now that you have watched all these movies, I think you will understand why fans didn't like the "Rings Of Power" series. A lot of the lore was changed and stuff was re-imagined.

[@elegrin5170]

At 59:08 There is a critical info... Gandalf guessed Bilbo had one of the magic rings but Gandalf didnt even think that ring is the one.. The Sauron's one ring... He though one of the 7 dworfs' ring or nine men's ring.. When Bilbo gave ring the Frodo, Gandalf suspicious the rumors.. Because if you look carefully, the other rings are so ornated but the one was extremely simple and unadorned.. So Gandalf went to Gondor's history archive and searched for the one ring's features.. He got the information that ring can show its sentences while it's heated.. And came back to tell this to Frodo.. There are 17 years between (Gandalf told Frodo "keep it secret, keep it safe" moment) and (went to Gondor and came back to tell Frodo "Get out the shire" moment) ... But at film, we saw this scene like instant moment :D

[@jaynagrecha3792]

I was trying hard not to cry, but when you broke down Amin, I broke down too😢 Man, more impactful than LOTR is something! Also, I loved the intro! Touch wood, no one must cast an evil eye on you guys as a couple. It’s like so cute, I wanna pull your both’s cheeks 😅 As always, l was finally relieved by a reaction by you guys. I was bored to my bones and was waiting for you guys. Checking up on your channel for new videos… love ya guys ❤

[@jaysinjaymesbrown7819]

Your enthusiasm & emotion for both these trilogies has been infectious. 👏

[@swagromancer]

Guys, if you are into really deep lore and worldbuilding, you cannot go wrong with Tolkien. And the best thing is, there is always more. No matter what you want to know about his world, you can always dive deeper and uncover more detail. You can literally spend a lifetime exploring it all, because he spent a lifetime building it. And good luck finding a book edition that suits you, because there are SO DAMN MANY. To my knowledge, only one Farsi translation exists, and I heard the quality is rather... questionable. So if you're up for it, I'd definitely recommend reading the original.

[@PeterDay81]

I hope they do the Silmarillion.The Silmarillion is the history of the War of the Exiled Elves against the Enemy, which all takes place in the North-west of the world (Middle-earth). Several tales of victory and tragedy are caught up in it; but it ends with catastrophe, and the passing of the Ancient World, the world of the long First Age.

[@Tellus2906]

Fun fast Smaug is the smallest dragon knowed in middle-earth

[@jamesswindley9599]

Austrian English is now my favourite accent 😊❤😊❤

[@davidjoker4988]

Good newss guys. Peter jackson is making another thriology of lord of the ring and the story is around golem❤

[@brucewilliams4152]

Gandalf,,Suruman and Radagast are angelic spirits,( mair). Galadriel.knew Gandalf when she was princess in the undying lands, he was extremely handsome. If you know that she is not seeing the old wizard,but the immortal spirit of Gandalf.

[@sawabozovic]

What is your guys' favourite LOTR race now guys?? Hobbit really makes you appreciate the dwarves, stubborn and sometimes rude, but brave, and loyal

[@midtwilightblue]

This is a random comment but since I came across one of your past reactions I have been trying to scramble my brain at who Anita reminded me of and it finally clicked! She could totally be the sister to Mimi from Jungle 2 Jungle!! This is probably only known to 90s kids 😁 Anywho, a good movie you should see is The Lovely Bones which is also directed by Peter Jackson! Also if you haven’t watched Pirates of the Caribbean 🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@robertogallego7796]

"Born of hope",a good fan film,the histoty of the partnest of Aragorn,it's good.🍻🍻

[@markymark13ification]

Waited on this with anticipation

[@wadumin]

We appreciate your patience Marky 😁❤️

[@nathanielreik6617]

Some of the goriest parts of this movie are only in the extended cut. The theatrical version has a PG-13 rating but the extended version is rated R. They still had a lot of the battle but the goriest parts were what was added. 42:39 the only time in the whole trilogy that Bombur and Bifur speak, and it's one of the extended scenes. So in the theatrical version they never speak. 1:02:13 the song is called "The Last Goodbye", my favorite of the Lord of the Rings end credits songs and sung by Billy Boyd (Pippin) himself. 1:05:49 that is one of the big complaints for The Hobbit, so much CGI over practical effects where Lord of the Rings was much more practical and prosthetics. They recently announced they are already working on a few more Lord of the Rings movies (unclear exactly how many) with the first currently planned for 2026 and the working title is "The Hunt for Gollum". It's set to star and be directed by Andy Serkis with Peter Jackson producing.

[@edgmz2405]

“IM CRYING LIKE A LITTLE BITCH” had my rolling!!!! 😂😂😂

[@wadumin]

LMAO

[@johnnymnemonic7730]

I really liked your Reaction. It was very authentic.. Thank you two.

[@wadumin]

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching

[@RedCedar]

The first "Hobbit" movie was an "Anime" or "Cartoon"... (1977) It still maybe found on tube. . .

[@elegrin5170]

20:13 Did you hear the Dragon Smaug's voice in Thorin's voice? That's the dragon sickness..

[@wadumin]

Yeass that was amazing detail

[@ercsey-ravaszferenc6747]

Peter Jackson had a real stroke of luck that he could make the entire LOTR trilogy in one go. Nobody could butt in between the parts, have "clever suggestions", derail the project into a mediocre Hollywood money making recipe. And after that success, Jackson had a ball in his court, he could take this story and do whatever he wanted with it. It wasn't easy, the size of this book is a fraction of that of LOTR so he really had to wing it on those epic battle scenes, plus he and the screenwriters had to come up with some well fitting extra material which isn't in the book, such as Tauriel. Of course, many Tolkien fans simply loathe all that, because it's not canon. As for me - and I'm a big Tolkien nerd - as long as none of it contradicts anything that the Professor wrote, no element is unfitting his created universe (unlike the horrible Rings of Power series, which is as un-Tolkienish as anything can be and as such it's unwatchable to me), I'm fine with it. As for the music - and I'm telling this to you as a musicologist who teaches film music - Howard Jackson's score for both these trilogies are simply the best film scores ever written.

[@user-dm8mf6dh9y]

Pls Continue To The Conjuring Universe pls Next film Annabelle Creation 🥺

[@b.u.l.1734]

You should react to the 'making of' of both LOTR and Hobbit movies, to see how they made them.

[@nickgillingham5575]

I found some information for you they used 20, 680 extras for the lord of the rings movies. (example for the battle of helmsdeep they 10 thousand orc extras the rest were cgi.) Yes there was abit more CGI for the hobbit than lord of the rings but what is opinion of most fans is that the CGI works because they combine real artifacts as well. Two examples in point: they made an Fangton Forest Set for Lord of the Rings then added CGI. They made lake town set for the Hobbit then added some CGI. NOW to answer an two points you raised. The Drawf Cousin of the Iron Hills (Thorians Cousin) ISNT A CGI character the role was played by actor Billy Connolly they did add CGI for his mount and hammer. Your gf asked (made statement) and i personally apolize for forgetting her name. The making of both Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit is included in the box sets extended verisons (alot of dvds for the making btw) if you purchase those the two of you would find it quite interesting. NOW AN rumor (thou this is probablity true) They are going to release an new box set for all the films at the 25th anniversary which will include even more extended scenes ONE example is Aragorn preparing for march on the black gate. LASTLY April 2025 more of the Lord of the Rings is coming to the big screen. (the war of the rohirrim) and there other projects on the board for JRR Tolkiens work and yes by Jackson. GREAT REACTION as always (hope i was able to provide more context for you) YES YES Read the books you are both going find some interesting differences

[@nadeeshadissanayaka2015]

Anita hold tight to your man. He is so FINE. He cries at all the right parts

[@user-wb8eh6lf5n]

The movie that brings me to tears the most, is the Green Mile.

[@wadumin]

Ooof that's a heart breaking movie

[@sabarnidas3408]

I cried throughout the whole movie. I don't want to watch it again. 😭

[@user-wb8eh6lf5n]

@@sabarnidas3408 Same I only watched that one once it was all I could take.

[@cp368productions2]

There is another call back to LOTR that you missed, outside Erebor when Bard and Thranduil have the Arkenstone, Thranduil says to Bard, "Ecthelion of Gondor will give you a good price for it." This is Ecthelion II, 25th Ruling Steward of Gondor who is the father of Denathor II, grandfather of Boromir and Faramir. Ignore ANY comments saying to watch Rings of Power, that show isn't Tolkien at all. They didn't get much source material use, and made up a lot of stuff, the only thing accurate is it's Middle Earth, it's not Tolkien and not good.

[@egggang5998]

you guys must react to Rings of power series

[@colinbayne1092]

1:09:15 if you guys want to see the story of how the rings were made - plus see younger versions of Galadriel, Elrond, Isildur, and Elendil - and even Sauron as a character(!!) - Rings of Power is right there waiting for you! It gets a lot of unfair hate in my opinion - I think it’s about the same quality as the hobbit movies, and bc you guys liked those so much I think you’d like this too! Plus Season 2 is starting in like 2 weeks so you’re just in time to get in on it!! As a subscriber I’d love to see your reactions to it!

[@JBatGaming2]

Please consider watching the 1980s film the Private Eyes. It’s an amazing comedy mystery that will have you rolling and it doesn’t get the attention it deserves

[@wadumin]

Added, thanks for suggesting ❤

[@user-ql7jz9hh1r]

If the Hobbit and the Lotr movies made us cry. Imaging what would it be if Silmarillion gets a movie.

[@kurtuhlig2553]

Unlike Lotr and Hobbit, the film rights to the Silmarillion, Unfinished Tales, Morgoth’s Ring, Nature of Middle Earth, and other works by Tolkien, were never sold.

[@Davidgeo208]

I know some ppl thinking TLOTR is better than Hobbit, but MC wise bilbo had most better Characteristic than Lotr mc... Even sam is better than frodo😂

[@Jeowyn]

Elijah Wood was too young for the role of Frodo, isn't a stage-trained actor, and was essentially cast just because he looks cute. When pushed to it, he really couldn't act the way the role required, so we got him squealing, tripping over his own feet, crying and complaining about the Ring for three straight movies. There's no "before the ring ruined him" Frodo, so he's just kind of... pathetic? Even the part where he threatens to cut Gollum's throat in TTT is more silly than scary. IMHO. Martin Freeman *can* act and had way much more balance as a character than just whining, crying and tripping over things. He plays Bilbo as an adult who thinks and behaves like one. Elijah Wood came so, so close to ruining the LOTR films.

[@lcbonastre2418]

Next The Movie of J.R.R.Tolkien

[@thatguy2756]

Now you gotta read the books!

[@Commander-vf1lk]

51:28 So… how does physics work here? I mean how did he manage to JUMP OUT OF THE WATER!? And break the ice just like that? I’ve been wondering that for a longtime. Common sense left the chat I guess 😂

[@Magpie845]

You guys need to read The Silmarillian.

[@wadumin]

We will definitely ❤

[@erickingsepp]

I'm really excited for you guys to read the books!! Have you thought about starting a Discord server or Facebook group to have discussions about the books as you go?

[@wadumin]

Ooo that's actually a great idea

[@AdityaSingh-anku]

After the hobbit , You should also react to one of the best trilogy - pirates of the Caribbean ...... After lords of the rings, this is my fav trilogy of all time

[@wadumin]

We'll definitely get into it ❤

[@Neuromancer_2k77]

Worry not! you will soon find yourself in Middle-Earth again: "War of the Rohirrim" anime is releasing in December.

[@elegrin5170]

55:38 Guys I love your reactions.. Her face turned to red :))

[@wadumin]

Love to you too budd, enjoying your comments ❤

[@Ciffer-1998]

its kind of funny how stupid elfs and dwarfs are when it comes to fighting orcs like jumping in front of the spears, while on the other hand the orcs were the best strategist here, they cut them off from escape, they let the tank units be at the front of the charge theyr only mistake was that they didnt wait for elfs and dwarfs to finish their fight

[@nadeeshadissanayaka2015]

I watched the movie when it first came, but I still think Bilbo should have ended up together with Thorin I can't help it .Although Tolkien would turn in his grave if he read my comment

[@ambrosewilliam33]

I did not like the scene of the elves joining the battle by leaping over the dwarven line. The script took the world's best archers and threw them into melee combat when they could have just shot arrow after arrow against the orcs behind the dwarven line and when the orcs reached the dwarves, then join the dwarves in melee by attacking from the flank while the dwarves attacked from the front with the pikes.

[@gandalf4751]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍✅✅✅✅✅✅✅

Now watch The Rings of Power, please.

[@javi8207]

OMG... jaja saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷🙌🏻✨️

[@wadumin]

Much love ❤

[@user-xx3gd4pm3y]

Девушка очень красиво выглядит, Анита, если я правильно услышал её имя. 🤗🤗👍👍 Спасибо вам большое за обзор шикарного фильма с удовольствием поставил лайк. Вы супер!! 😁😁👍👍 Кстати, есть такой мультфильм ужастик что называется Мёртвый Космос. Ну или Deqd Space. Надеюсь что когда-нибудь вы его посмотрите и вынесете своё мнение на всеобщее обозрение. 🤔🤔

[@CCN-no9pj]

Bro, when is the Hunger Games coming?

[@des1850]

I hope you can get togeather soon, as you desire

[@wadumin]

Thanks mate❤

[@Emoji-b8e]

Now it's time to start rings of power. The second season is coming out on August 29, it tells about the time of making the rings of power and the one ring, and you will see the times when Sauron was at his most magnificent and you will see what an illusionist he was.

[@wadumin]

We'll definitely check it out ❤

[@FrenchieQc]

​@@waduminspare yourselves the disappointment and waste of time, that show is pure garbage that sh*ts all over Tolkien's work.

[@randylahey1822]

its absolute trash

[@cp368productions2]

Ew, wtf! That show is pure trash and isn't Tolkien AT ALL!

[@Parkinovich]

Fuck no, keep that shit away from anyone. It has nothing to do with Tolkien or his works. It's made by people that has destroyed everything Tolkien stood for and have created.

[@youtubedruv8023]

Heyy guys, i hope U remember me ! Im your consistent commenter on videos. I just watched all of Your Reaction video, so nice ! But i have a movie suggestion ! I hope you’ll both watch that Suggestion is - (Baby Driver) Watch it brother ❤

[@MrPhotosh00ter]

Great intro ;)

[@wadumin]

Thank youuu❤

[@dejavu2030]

Do Peter Jackson's King Kong!!!!!!!!

[@wadumin]

Added ❤

[@sangcter7579]

You can watch The ring power

[@UNKNOWN-ej5fy]

We need wadumin but more PLEASE!!

[@elegrin5170]

Last comment from me guys.. Sorry about to chatting to much but.. You finished that Hobbit trilogy right?.. If you watch again the Lord of the Rings trilogy, you will shocked how many connections between these two stories.. There are tons of it.. You didnt know about this Hobbit story when you were watching Lotr trilogy, so you didnt realize those things.. But now, every scene, you'll say "Yes this is from Hobbit movies".. :D

[@wadumin]

Thanks for your time and great comments my friend, much love ❤