Thorin Tries To Kill Bilbo Scene|| The Hobbit||Battle of Five Armies

Just uploading another movie scene from The Hobbit.
The Hobbit Battle of Five Armies- Thorin tries to kill Bilbo Scene

[@laurenjcoates]

I love the initial moment when thorin goes "throw him from the rampart" and all the dwarves are kinda just like: "dude... uh no"

[@kenkerrison8962]

I think at that point even they were thinking: "shit he's completely lost it."

[@lupinesojourner9576]

@@kenkerrison8962 Exactly! I think that's when everyone's head cleared and they saw just how bad the Gold Sickness had infected Thorin. They were all able to see what had become of their leader. I love that they helped him get away.

[@Gregoji]

Gloin is all like: "Dammit, c'mon man.."

[@SuperPrestogamer]

Even thraunduil gives a look like” are you serious? This guy is trying to be civil and stop a war, and numerous times he has saved you from a horrible fate, and this is how your going to repay him?!

[@GGGmod1]

@@kenkerrison8962 What he needs is better soldiers under his command. Like me. Commander? should i throw im out the airlock?

[@tanyabhatia]

In all this did no one notice how fiercely Fili tried to stop Thorin? It warmed my heart seeing him so defensive of Bilbo!

[@tanyabhatia]

EXACTLY! Fili was like one of these amazing Dwarfs and he would have made such a nice and compassionate King in the future. :''''

[@michaelmaguire1229]

Yes you're right Tanya, it is heartwarming. They've all come to love Bilbo, and won't hurt him.

[@netherfreakultima4498]

I did

[@calenielthranduillion5134]

Hes basically like: uncle you had a crush on this guy ,hes so nice , hw can you kill him??

[@calenielthranduillion5134]

Damn fili is so underrated

[@hiphop4eva374]

1:33 - Bilbo is such a good guy that even THRANDUIL is concerned when Thorin says ''Throw him from the rampart!''.

[@rogueskywalker2624]

in the book, Thranduil tells Bilbo how brave and loyal he is, and pleads with him to not go back to the dwarves after giving them the arkenstone, for fear of the dwarves reactions. I realy liked him in the book, glad his character wasn't ruined.

[@randallstevens5433]

He looks very curious to see how things will play out

[@angelgray701]

Rogue Skywalker In the book, Thranduil isn't such a bitch. Still love him though

[@ashokgurung2632]

Thranduil never a Bitch lol, He just wants the germs which were stolen by those Dwarfs as they refuge to give him. Because it is the symbol of his beloved wife and her memories.

[@Tippotipo]

Angel Gray Let remind it is very difficult to translate book into movie. Should some viewers visit The Hobbit trilogy blog or watch the appendice, movie version of Thrandruil combine the character of his predecessors notably his father considering the constrain toward the movie production. WB being a dick, decided to remove crucial part of developer for Thranduil.

[@maisondelys6047]

If THRANDUIL the guy who comes off as a walking icicle was surprised at thorin wanting to kill bilbo that it should say something

[@dnlmk_1638]

I think he was mildly surprised but more amused

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

daniel mckee sadly yes. Thranduil was no better than Thorin.

[@RBorouma]

@@SylvesterCashMyNameIsNotRufus eh. Him and bilbo become friends in the book so I'm not sure.

[@andrewjoyce9038]

Thranduil had an amused smirk on his face

[@noone-cd5es]

@@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786 you know nothing of him, then.

[@synthesize5618]

It just makes me happy to see how well developed the friendship between the dwarves and Bilbo was. Went from disrupting and disrespecting him in his home to defending him from their very King and friend

[@langletprolet8378]

They never actually disrespected Bilbo when they were in the Shire meeting. The Dwarves just have manners that are completely different to Hobbit’s, manners that made Bilbo fuming but ultimately they bear no ill intent.

[@markhunter3533]

@@langletprolet8378 Exaclty, it si just a cultural difference issue. I bet they showed proper maners for any Dwarf.

[@tayluvofficial]

@@langletprolet8378 true. That's what dwarves are. Outspoken, noisy and tumultuous enjoying people

[@killerbanana6978]

Don't forget bilbo was trying to leave and a dwarf told him he's home sick. Than bilbo said he's stupid you no nothing of being homesick. But bilbo did come back and say sorry and he got thorin crying ass attacking him

[@Mayan_88694]

They never disrespected bilbo though, ever. Only thorin threw shade at bilbo from time to time.

[@iqbalmochammad8878]

"maybe i m a burglar but i like to think im an honest one"..and the way bilbo stood up against thorin..bilbo is badass

[@MHScrat]

I LOVE watching Bomburs face during this scene while Bilbos saying all these things, it's hilarious xD

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Iqbal Mochammad Bilbo is badass, but hardly a burglar. How can one burgle his own house, per say? All within that mountain was Thorin’s, and Bilbo as his hired man and friend (at that point) was every bit welcome to it. Sure, they hired him to do a nasty job, but in Bilbo’s case, it was more title than deed.

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Donald J. Trump with a ring that made him invisible? Yes, it gave Bilbo the cover and confidence he needed. I’ll give ya that.

[@PapaHill822]

I maybe* you forgot that Tiny part the rest is well done

[@JaketheJust]

It’s no wonder the Elves respected Bilbo and wanted him to come with them

[@desmondng5375]

Can we just take a minute to appreciate how well acted Thorin's and Bilbo's characters are in this movie?

[@mattbrabham6351]

Yeah, Thorin's, Bilbo's, and Balin's characters are fantastically acted.

[@Johannes_Piotr]

Matt Brabham *and Bofur... I just love him!

[@themurphy1245]

Shame the look of Thorin is completely wrong, it doesn't even seem a dwarf, more like a human midget or a bastard between the two races.

[@diegopurcell4491]

Johnny Pozzi i only thought thorin looked strange cause i know richard armitage is quite tall, but im not very familiar on how the dwarfs are supposed to look. But judging from the others should he be more... like a viking?

[@riel1674]

Thranduil?

[@wd2642]

Thranduil be like “Damn this the most dramatic break up I’ve ever seen”

[@GGGmod1]

Man i was really bored back in the forest glad i went for a walk

[@latefordinner4513]

That was pretty dramatic

[@charliefarmer4365]

And he's thousands of years old!

[@molotovmafia2406]

YES

[@ceciasa3376]

It'd be the most entertainment he's seen in all of his years XD

[@Kat-yv1yq]

1:30 Glóin’s reaction gets me every damn time. He looks so done and I live for it.

[@HayDayEveryday]

Lmao he's been with Thorin

[@TheIrishTea]

If there was ever any doubt he is Gimli's father... It no longer exists after the sheer weight of the eye roll.

[@erikgruber9736]

That´s gold.

[@Yue_Jin]

@@HayDayEveryday he's been with thorin? ;)

[@phillipwalling7470]

That's Gimli's father for ya. He knows Thorin lost his mind since he got into Erebor and not surprised he could command something like that.

[@TChops-hi7hr]

Thorin: Fine I'll do it myself! Gandalf: GET YOUR HANDS OFF MY HOBBIT, YOU LITTLE SHIT!

[@giyuutomioka8360]

TChops 2019 😂😂😂

[@cassia-andor6445]

Pretty much. In less nice words.

[@BlackDiamond2718]

Magneto: Release my mutant brother or I will bury you in your gold.

[@bobafett6174]

This is the way

[@wanderingeldest5627]

LMAO 😂

[@rai4119]

It was so sad. Because Bilbo really believed Thorin wasn't too far gone... That it was ridiculous of people to think Thorin might hurt him.

[@alyssacollinwood1057]

Yes I agree

[@JasonCarbon117]

Feel bad for the elves whose ears were right by Gandalf when he shouted.

[@bourbon0781]

And considering that they have sharp hearing like how Legolas hears Saruman during the Pass of Caradras

[@astonix2455]

@@bourbon0781 pointy ears for a reason i guess

[@BlackDiamond2718]

but helmets...

[@andyburris2555]

If it’s an consolation from the sound editing I assumed it was a magical yell like the voice of Saruman

[@LyingRose]

😂😂😂😂

[@darksoul5131]

2:19 look how good are the dwarves to Bilbo. They care about him and when Thorin told them throw him they didn't want to do it. They are REAL FRIENDS to Bilbo!

[@jemskies3781]

I mean Bilbo save their skins multiple times!

[@ryancarson3779]

Gandalf: IF YOU DON'T LIKE MY BURGLUR! then please do not damage him, return him to me!

[@Jen-Yueh_Hu]

Gandalf is so badass that even Thorin in his deranged state dared not defy him.

[@rapmabida9813]

Earning the vengeance of a wizard that when killed can return again with a different body is not something you would want haha

[@chintalagopi7412]

Ryan.. that line is the only reason.. I searched for this video. I love Gandalf.. so wizardly ♥️♥️ You are not making a splendid figure as king under the mountain.. are you..? Thorin son of Thrain.

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Ryan Strathie ..Burglar..

[@Brainflayer]

The wrath of a holy being (pretty much an angel/lesser god) given the mortal form of a powerful magic user is not something you want to invoke

[@Ryan79345]

"If you don't like my burglar, then please don't damage him. Return him to me" Gandalf said calmly

[@venlahyvarinen3249]

Was that Harry Potter reference at the end? Xd

[@Ryan79345]

@@venlahyvarinen3249 it indeed was

[@bdissl4310]

Best comment😂

[@jeer-e3183]

I think thats in their contract when first they meet

[@JaketheJust]

Well, to be fair, he did start off with a thunderous tone

[@yeapeeplz]

Freeman is so natural when he acts

[@12classics39]

Same with Armitage. All the scenes they share feel completely and utterly real.

[@yozuu9944]

Gloin has Gimli's helmet, i love that details

[@corvianknight_caw]

Technically, since Gimli is Gloin's son, Gimli has Gloin's helmet!

[@richmondlandersenfells2238]

@@corvianknight_cawAYE!

[@HayDayEveryday]

@@corvianknight_caw PREACH

[@Andrew-1828]

It’s like Anakin had Luke’s lightsaber 😂😂

[@ericmonaco4509]

@@corvianknight_caw But Gloin passed his helmet down to him kinda like a hand me down so throughout the LOTR Trilogy and the 4th age it is his

[@TheCoolProfessor]

1:49 I love Gandalf's pissed-off voice!

[@devonwright1369]

TheCoolProfessor his race are technically angels

[@Korijenkins1414]

Yep. its a shame the films never really went in-depth to explain what the wizards exactly were. The books made it much more clear that they were basically just magical spirits adopting a familiar and friendly form.

[@Alex24April]

Kori Jenkins well i have to disagree with you because the filmmakers dont have the rights of the Silmarillion (where is the only explanation) and so they cannot tell, in the hobbit and lotr books is never told who the wizards are

[@Alex24April]

TheCoolProfessor yeah and truly Tolkien said Gandalf is much more powerful than he ever showed or shows

[@joot9184]

That was probably his real voice

[@yoshim616]

I like how every other Dwarf is not only unwilling to harm Bilbo, but are actively concerned for him and want him to get away, to the point that they try to pull Thorin off of Bilbo. Loyalty and friendship always gets to me. :,)

[@killer92173]

I'm glad they showed that cuz in the book they just stood by as Thorin was about to throw Bilbo over the wall until Gandalf saved him.

[@foolslayer9416]

​@killer92173 It's a welcome change. 2:15You can see Bofur and Fili making sure Bilbo gets away, and Balin immediately puts himself between Bilbo and Thorin.

[@12classics39]

@@killer92173as I recall the book doesn’t mention the dwarves doing anything, but that doesn’t mean they actually did nothing. The book is Bilbo’s memoir, remember, and he may have been too emotionally shaken from Thorin’s behavior to notice the other dwarves. He’s also very humble and not the type to say “everyone rushed to defend me,” even if that’s exactly what they really did.

[@baxterrhodes7542]

I love the distortion in the music, as if to colour the corruption of Thorin.

[@dylanhansen6580]

It’s a distorted version of Smaug’s theme

[@FallenOne669]

Howard Shore is a *Master* of music.

[@napoleoncomplex2712]

I love the pure, undiluted shock on the other dwarves' faces as Bilbo makes his speech. It's like a mix of disbelief at the stones Bilbo has to pull something like that off and own up to it, and pure terror born from imagining what Thorin is going to do to him in return.

[@AngelusBrady]

Especially Bombur who was like O_O the entire time. Even Gloin looked appalled.

[@ViktorEnjoyer]

⁠@@AngelusBradythe sheer weight of Gloin’s eye roll is crazy.

[@thanhhoangnguyen4754]

​@@ViktorEnjoyer Honestly i can't tell what with Dwalin expression. He didn't follow Thorin order or even stop Thorin he just stand there.

[@OwenMG]

2:17 one of my favorite subtle details they have throughout the whole hobbit trilogy is Bofur taking care of Bilbo, there are many moments where he is quietly being kind of saving him without asking for anything back, in the first one especially, in Rivendell, he sends Bilbo into the pit surrounded by the dwarves for protection, later on he helped Bilbo get off the ledge with the stone giants, as well as let him leave when Bilbo got homesick. AND in the second movie, when they get captured by Elves, Bofurs first line is "Where's Bilbo?" He is my favorite of the dwarves personally.

[@jomoody798]

I was almost crying in this scene. I could see the pain in Thorin's eyes because of the betrayal

[@killer92173]

i know! you can see that pain when he says, "you..."

[@spikeydime6410]

It was for the better, though he had not realized till his life was at an end

[@Conquistador530]

Not even that. If you look at him closely when Bilbo talks about old Thorin from Bag-End Thorin is fighting with the Dragon Sickness on the inside which makes this scene more heartbreaking.

[@themurphy1245]

Bilbo could have delivered a more convincing explanation, The "I took it as my share" part wasn't so smart to make Thorin thinking about it.

[@gigisaturn7918]

Jo Moody I know right! It was so unfair...

[@jewelcloud3030]

You can tell thorins heart broke when he said "you have no claim over ME" like dude

[@Harukurochan]

And the “Do not speak to *me* of *loyalty* !” line. While clearly trying to not burst into tears.

[@12classics39]

And it’s such a lie. Thorin is totally gone for Bilbo, and it’s so obvious, and it’s why this “betrayal” hurts so much.

[@dayshallcomeagain]

Something I can't help but notice: Up until Bilbo makes it clear he gave the Arkenstone away and stands up to Thorin, none of the dwarves were able to muster up the courage to tell Thorin how evil he had become. It wasn't until Bilbo, a hobbit, was able to summon a spark of courage to tell Thorin that what he was doing was wrong that the other dwarves really began to do the same. Before then, they were clearly disturbed and afraid, but they didn't really do anything. Bilbo's courage changed that.

[@rainbowcloudss_]

I never even thought about that. Bilbo gave the others courage to speak up. wow.

[@jackkavanagh6337]

Kudos to him for telling thorin what’s become of just because of the arkenstone.

[@laisensei6984]

@@rainbowcloudss_ Hobbits, they never cease to amaze you no matter how much you think you've already known about them.

[@wantsomeoreos3467]

@@laisensei6984 indeed and this is why I love about hobbits they are caring and warm hearted people and sometimes kinda strict but they are people who enjoy in their own homes tho but when they get threatened they are scared and defenseless which is literally very sad and not what I want to see

[@scoutravenson3641]

At 1:17 there are tears in Thorin’s eyes! To hear the awful truth from Bilbo of all people, Richard is a genius actor and he and Martin did wonders with their characters, such chemistry! Brilliant

[@pikachuthebananasplit9061]

OMG THERE ARE GOOD SPOTTING!

[@drblock21]

Might have been those eyedrop things that make you cry. Might have been the director rather than the actor

[@sketchflix6425]

Yes ❤

[@Crusader-Ramos45]

Thorin: Throw him from the rampart! >:( Thranduil and Bard: :o You wouldn't dare forsake the one who helped you reclaim your home mountain!

[@mileyooxx]

Fernando Ramos Haha, I was thinking the same as Thranduil and Bard xD

[@CNBW_]

+Fernando Ramos XD

[@habibanaeem8364]

Probably they were thinking that it was the epic break up of the century. 😂😂

[@yunogasai90]

more like "oh boy yeah, he's definitely crazy."

[@rogueskywalker2624]

in the book, Thranduil was all impressed with Bilbo's honor and loyalty, and pleaded with him to not go back to the dwarves after giving away the arkenstone because he was worried about their reactions. wish they had kept that part in the movie.

[@Uhdksurvhunter]

I love any time a magical character raises his/her voice. IF YOU DONT LIKE MY BURGLAR...

[@blueky1876]

I love how fili and kili care for bilbo and trying to stop thorin.

[@beatlenineonine6955]

I love how Oin and Gloin are just like 'fuck that' behind Bilbo at 1:30

[@RPGHSGAMING]

Beatle Nineon

[@professionalidiot5529]

So I guess Gloin told Gimli not to fall under dragon sickness That explains Gimli not being interested in the ring

[@Jacob-oi9pt]

⁠@@professionalidiot5529 Im 3 years late but dwarves do not get corrupted by the ring, and also he was granted immunity to dragon sickness from galadriel

[@gerstein03]

I love how Gandalf says "You're not making a very splendid figure as King under the Mountain" It's got such a cool air of condescension

[@DothFrmBBL]

Spihk heart bust!? Can you use Bozeman Hotmail Recipient's Roomies Ghnavel Feces to spihk heartbust all all time mates internet friends for people present during the moment at a gas station where Shae Server Cooper Possibly told Bozeman Hotmail Recipient about setting the Same gas station on fire!?

[@ATK1734]

0:36...I never noticed that Gloin was wearing Gimli's helmet! A subtle but very cool easter egg!

[@KBTW1]

Ah, so Gimli is wearing Gloin's helmet.

[@iamroque7941]

@@KBTW1 yes

[@biggeek2256]

I LITERALLY just noticed

[@ericmonaco4509]

@@KBTW1 Though was passed down to him from Gloin so from the LOTR trilogy to the 4th age it is his

[@zqwc]

1:49 I love gandalfs big boy voice here. The line he says is actually from the books and he insisted on saying it so they had to rewrite the scene a little at his request.

[@bourbon0781]

I kept kn repeating this line hahaha

[@bourbon0781]

The sudden raise of voice by Gandalf is a reminder that piss me off and your dead. Hahaha

[@scottgrasser9475]

@@bourbon0781 would be interesting to see if gandalf could/would go that far killing the guy who just reclaimed erabor and thus is its king(lacks the arkenstone but still holds respect and authority in many ways) would not serve gandalf well and may well make the dwarfs perma pissed at gandalf the elfs and the men of laketown/dale

[@ancientdarkness3102]

@@scottgrasser9475 he could probably just stun him or immobilize him somehow

[@victoriazaragoza6802]

Thorin’s face at 0:21 is so heartbreaking because he trusted Bilbo. Even though he did it to save Thorin, he feels betrayed 😫

[@meloiassume8563]

A lot of comments are about Bilbo and Thorin's interaction, Thrandruil and Bard's reaction, Gandalf's boom voice, and Gloin's helmet. May I just say that the most underrated part, but speaks the most in volumes on where the dwarfs' loyalties lie, is when Bofur told Bilbo the one defiance the rest of the dwarves felt. "Go". This one word against the order of the king, to keep Bilbo safe, is what keeps me up crying in my pillow at night.

[@ppac300]

You cry in your pillow every night....at this??? Seriously?!

[@meloiassume8563]

@@ppac300 yes

[@sparkshark789]

0:28 Thranduil and Bard have that “what are you doing up there?” Look. On a side note, I like how the dwarves (with the obvious exception of Thorin) aren’t mad at Bilbo for his ‘betrayal’, and are willing to listen to his explanation.

[@12classics39]

Even Thorin doesn’t try to throw Bilbo off the ramparts immediately. When Bilbo trails off after saying “I wanted to, but…” Thorin hears him out, asking “but what?” Armitage brilliantly shows in his eyes that Thorin is conflicted internally between his real self and the dragon sickness, trying to restrain himself before the madness finally takes over.

[@jos1243]

Gandalfs voice is awesome a subtle nod to his true power

[@jordanthomas7798]

jose rodriguez we know he’s a Maia

[@dearmalaysia]

Bard and Thranduil are just down there like, "Dude, this is some intense drama going on up there"

[@Deivil007]

1:33 in Tranduil mind: ohhhhhhhhh my gawwwd

[@TwinkleSparkssss]

“IF YOU DON’T LIKE MY BURGLAR, then please don’t damage him! Return him to me!” Gandalf yelled calmly

[@StoneofElohim]

Ngl, this version of The Hobbit really shows why Bilbo did what he did. Not just because he didn't want more bloodshed and risk harm to his friends and others in Dale. He saw and was the only one willing to call out the downfall of Thorin after assuming the crown. He saw that the once grim yet noble Thorin Oakenshield was reducing to little more than a conniving, paranoid dwarf lord. His companions were loyal to him but didn't want to dare question their rightful king of his decent into darkness. Only Bilbo, the smallest, weakest, and most humble, knew he had to prevent Thorin going to a senseless war with the people he had promised to return their kindness all because he hated the elves and didn't want to share the wealth of the mountain. Praise Bilbo for his courage and honor. Also, gotta respect Thranduil for being worried. High elven king yet he didn't want harm to come to Bilbo as he had respect for the little halfling

[@naomiwicks3612]

1:30 Gloin is like "oh ffs"

[@carllazarraga2858]

Thorin's acting is magnificent... the betrayal and hurt he felt from a friend he had grown to trust and love... and the rage from hearing the truth that he refused to accept because of his pride. I cry everytime I watch it.

[@Tarkus-Ivalice-dweller]

Bilbo was incredibly brave, at least with smaug he had the ring and the dragon couldn't see him, but he was standing face to face with thorin, a dwarf that could probably snap his neck in a second with his bare hands.

[@professorx3060]

But the dragon still could hear and smell him, so it's as good as seeing him

[@kilitaurielforever6199]

0:33 bomburs face is so funny

[@mattbrabham6351]

Yeah, it's like he'd rather be anywhere else lol

[@Alex24April]

Lem Hemsweoth his grammar is correct

[@sparkshark789]

He’s like “oh sh*t, he’s going to kill him...”

[@CT--my4lf]

When isn't it?

[@trixicenby999]

@@mattbrabham6351 Like he always does. He's a peaceful dwarf who just loves food and enjoy being part of the group.

[@grazielaalmeida8438]

I think thorin steals the scene of everyone in this third movie

[@gigisaturn7918]

Graziela Almeida i know, right!

[@wd2642]

Richard Armitage is a brilliant actor

[@tehgundulf]

@@wd2642 yep, agreed

[@djohnson3274]

But it was Jackson's intent to make Thorin the main character. He said so. You can't "steal" what you were given.

[@12classics39]

@@djohnson3274that’s a misstep, though. Bilbo is the main character. The very title refers to him. Jackson’s films put way too much focus away from Bilbo and onto other characters. Thorin is a crucial character, the second protagonist after Bilbo, yes, but Bilbo is the number one. The whole book is told from his POV, after all.

[@agnomenamedgrimblegromble3735]

I just finished reading The Hobbit's chapter 17, and it was an amazing chapter. Bilbo's "betrayal" was really well portrayed to the screen. Thorin wasn't *that* agressive to Bilbo in the book though.

[@joshuawillis602]

I say thorin being more aggressive is a great change from the book. It just shows how angry he is and how crazy he’s become

[@DiceJester]

I find a lot of things were pretty exaggerated in the film but good regardless

[@salvadoroars]

That "But what thief?" Sounded like Smaug. Amazing. Dragon sickness manifesting? 😱

[@richmondlandersenfells2238]

@@mawborne3820 hah lol almost.

[@phillipwalling7470]

Yeah, I guess they did it this way to keep Smaug in the spotlight. Yeah, he got killed in laketown, but his aura and spirit took over Thorin so he can be like him similar to how Thror ended up until Smaug took over Erebor.

[@katt5817]

From what I've read Tolkien was really interested in "dragon sickness" and a lot of what we see/read is based off of a lot of different lore. Some of those that have the sickness in stories actually end up becoming a dragon basically. Its really neat how they played off of that. Just makes me love the franchise more.

[@mileyooxx]

You are changed, Thorin. The dwarf I met in Bag End would never have gone back on his word, would never have doubted the loyalty of his kin

[@fredrydmusic1]

"Do not speak to me... of loyalty!" That line always hits me when you hear Thorin's anger though he was still corrupted by Dragon Sickness.

[@rufousthefox9766]

​@@fredrydmusic1"Throw him from the ramparts!"

[@marinaladomorzi9409]

The tears in Thorin's eyes are heartbreaking

[@12classics39]

Like his real self trying to break through the madness, but only succeeding in releasing tears. Kinda like the housekeeper in Get Out.

[@moobloom9878]

I wonder what thranduil and bard were thinking coz they looked horrified

[@rogueskywalker2624]

Thranduil was very impressed with Bilbo's courage and honor, or at least he said so in the book. he actually pleaded with him to not throw himself at the mercy of the dwarves after giving up the arkenstone, afriade of their reaction.

[@moobloom9878]

Rogue Skywalker yh lol

[@sparkydevil5756]

Don't you mean at the mercy of Thorin?

[@aslnerd4924]

snowdragon 1910 when we going to fuck

[@killer92173]

@@rogueskywalker2624 yeah and i was surprised that even a cold elf like Thranduil was afraid when Thorin tried to kill Bilbo. He knew Thorin has gone too far, and his reputation would've been DESTROYED if Thorin killed Bilbo.

[@electus5527]

Damn, Thorin had tears in his eyes when he thought Bilbo betrayed him. 😢

[@LuvSlushie]

I don't care who, but any of the actors in this scene should have won an Oscar at least! Yes these films are flawed but they are still magnificent and almost perfect! Why don't people appreciate such hard work anymore?

[@tomwilliams9754]

KT NI Lady I do not want by any means to sound rude , but this is no Oscar-worthy acting. I love Tolkien's World and the Lord of the Rings movies, but I have to admit that the Hobbit movies were a pile of shit.

[@LuvSlushie]

Thanks and when you say Elf, do you mean my profile picture? xD

[@michaelcoulter1114]

The acting is brilliant. The script is dogshit. Stretching a simple book into a trilogy is a mistake, there simply wasn't enough material to justify three movies, it could have been a single work of genius, 2 good movies, or three crappy movies. And greed always wins that struggle, doesn't it?

[@michaelcoulter1114]

Vid0907 I'm not blaming the actors, or Peter Jackson, just the producers, and the studio. There's some brilliant acting, as I said in my original comment, but the story just isn't enough to make a trilogy from, and it shows in these movies - the parts drawn directly from the book are amazing, but the "filler" stuff made up to stretch the movies is garbage. The Tauriel, Legolas, and Kili love triangle, the confrontation between the White Council and Sauron, the character Alfrid (in its ENTIRETY!), all these things took these movies from great to "meh", imo

[@zazzelotthepoweritself6833]

is true thorin and bilbo deserved an oscar

[@jackvanpelt9812]

I loved how much Bofur, Fili, and Kili cared about Bilbo.

[@danyakba8244]

great acting by martin and richard

[@SeraphimGal]

I adore the variety of voice work in this clip! Richard voice ohhhh 'it is a rouuuse' xD and 1:50 reminds me of when I bought a dress online and it doesn't fit and the shop be like 'If you do not like our dress please, do not damage it. return it to me...' xD I'll always love these movies!!!

[@tehgundulf]

XD

[@jonahhhhhhh]

I really think Peter Jackson did an amazing job. He added so much to the story, so much to the battle of the five armies, and he added a lot more character to Thorin by including the orks. I loved the books but honestly I think the movies are better

[@stephengontis1517]

I actually agree, and I'm a huge fan of Tolkien's written word ("The Hobbit" was one of those books that got me into reading, and "Lord of the Rings" is still my favorite book). As great as the novel was, the trilogy improved upon it.

[@animeman8203]

And to think, he did this when he only had less than half the time to do this trilogy as he did with the LOTR trilogy. Imagine how good this trilogy would be if he had the 7 years to make it.

[@cybercriminal3110]

Thorin Oakenshield is such a great character, even better in the movie. Richard Armitage deserves to be more popular.

[@Gilsao157]

What Gandalf really said: "Release Bilbo or I will transform you in something very unnatural!"

[@Jazzitiswhatitis]

I just cant handle the broken expression on Bilbo’s face when Thorin calls to throw him to his death.

[@12classics39]

He doesn’t even look scared at all. He was always prepared for the fact that he’d be in peril. It’s a look of pure heartbreak, knowing that the Thorin he knew would never demand such a thing, and thus he’s truly lost Thorin.

[@Fiilis1]

I don't care that these movies had certain flaws, still love these.

[@richmondlandersenfells2238]

So do i💓

[@kingkrysen]

Same asf

[@TheFlowerofSpades]

There did have some good moments

[@biggeek2256]

Honestly, I agree, hell, even when I first watched them, I knew they won’t be in the standards of The Lord of the Rings Trilogy BUT they are still great movies

[@Adambon13]

I love how despite Bilbo taking the King of the dwarves crown jewel, rest of the company refused to turn on Bilbo, even when Thorin ordered it and then attempted to do it himself.. In fact, Bofur tells Bilbo to go, showing no anger towards him.

[@hayzle6104]

Martin is probably my favourite actor ever, everything that he’s been in, from what I’ve seen (Fargo (The Series), Cargo, A Confession etc) he has never ever disappointed me with his acting, he is always spot on and he is amazing, it blows my mind how good he is.

[@legendrobsten2415]

Bilbo Baggins🌟The Hobbit - Legend🏆👍🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@maxredjasper55]

It's an interesting scene because the dwarves agree that whoever holds the Arkenstone is "crowned" and would in theory have the allegiance of the dwarf families. Bilbo throughout most of this movie acts the ideal of a king more than Thorin: risking his life for the greater good, cherishes the living more than treasure as seen in the acorn scene, and seeks his friends out for advice. And when he held the Arkenstone he was technically King under the Mountain.

[@eeshanhardikar3843]

Maxime Saindon you're absolutely right there

[@brianle1382]

At 1:33 Thranduil and Bard were like “What the f*ck man.”

[@dylanhansen6580]

I love that during this scene, a rendition of Smaug’s theme plays, showcasing Thorin’s descent into dragon sickness more.

[@ToonfieldAnimations]

Great timing as always gandalf. “A wizard is never late, nor is he early, he arrives precisely when he means to.”

[@pinkiguana1]

Bofur still looking after his little hobbit.

[@spencerfrankclayton4348]

So adorable!! Bofur and Balin seemed to be the first ones to really like Bilbo. Bofur always is the first to ask, "Where's Bilbo??"

[@elizabethjones3088]

It must be something extremely terrible, something so vile, that men who were once willing to follow their leader to the death, now stand against him.

[@nikitagreen4210]

Ok but honestly I read a lot of the comments and most of them are about how everyone’s like nah fuck this when thorin says to throw him from the rampart but can we please talk about HOW FUCKING HURT Thorin looks when bilbo says he gave them the arkenstone like he trusted bilbo more then the dwarves when it came to the stone which is shown when he tells him he believes one of the dwarves had taken the stone and I know bilbo did the right thing cause the stone would’ve made thorin worse but I cried when bilbo told him cause he was confused betrayed and hurt and you could see all of that in his eyes

[@watch_and_see3349]

1:22 is he crying??

[@iirachelmadness8677]

yes

[@taeseokftlxrry5688]

Yes x2

[@richmondlandersenfells2238]

He's no longer himself.

[@zayasi4410]

He's heartbroken 🥺

[@astonix2455]

2:19 bro you cant hate bofur, after gandalf wants him back he just says in such a concerned voice "go". he cares so much for bilbo

[@mrmoviemanic1]

One of my favourite scenes in The Hobbit Trilogy. Thorin and Bilbo's chemistry was just so fantastic.

[@EyebrowsGaming]

The best parts of the last two films were when they focused on the relationships of Bilbo and the dwarves. The introduction of Legolas and Tauriel and the undue attention paid to them destroyed the focus and pacing of these movies for me, it's quite sad. An Unexpected Journey demonstrates how wonderful this trilogy could have been.

[@generaltobias3777]

Yes, too much deviation from the books. I still enjoyed the movies and I'm usually welcome to changes in lore but if they focused more on the actual journey to erebor instead of all the side stuff then it'd of been better.

[@wiktormadsen3934]

he did what a true Friend would have done. I laught hard i am a thief but a honest one

[@minhajnizam5090]

Wiktor madsen and the little head gesture he made

[@morbius109]

1:49 - Thorin was all fire and fury until he heard Gandalf talking in that *voice* and stopped dead in his tracks. He at least had the good sense to not risk provoking an already agitated Wizard, haha.

[@12classics39]

He probably sensed the power radiating off a literal Maia and that made him snap out of it, at least a little bit.

[@morbius109]

@@12classics39 Yeah, I'm sure when he *really* wanted to, Gandalf could let someone FEEL just how dangerous it could really be to risk provoking him, haha.

[@yunogasai90]

i swear to god i liked thorin, but at this particular moment i wanted to jump into the screen and knock the living daylight outta him. (but i guess i dont need to do that anymore--)

[@spencerfrankclayton4348]

1:30 Bilbo's hurt look. 💔😢

[@thepurplecrabapocalypse8953]

The ending is beautifully flawless bofur was so beautiful and soft at the end

[@alisonbarlow7836]

Bilbo is a true friend. At least thorin saw that in the end

[@joewhitehead3]

For sure

[@taylarolympia2202]

Honestly! The dwarfs in the background are so good, one of my fav moments is at 0:45 Bombur like looks down and is totally thinking “shits about to go down”

[@brotherouss976]

Love this moment

[@joshallen3165]

Gandalf busting out the magic ‘do not fuck with me’ voice when he says ‘IF YOU DON’T LIKE MY BURGLAR’ is a nice touch. Especially since the only other time I can think of him using it is to tell a literal hell-demon that it ain’t crossing no bridge. Underlines the seriousness of the situation nicely

[@Mangoboi699]

Having the voice who defended him decades before to him being scolded by the same very loud booming voice aught to be scary. Its like Having that one nice friend, very satisfying when they yell at someone who deserves it. But when that same person yells at you, its stunning and terrifying.

[@beastkaiju1155]

My heart just stop as Bilbo confesses to Thorin.

[@Savagery21]

Love how the Dwarves actually defend Bilbo on this one. They didn't see it as an act of betrayal, they knew Bilbo was trying to help Thoris who has indeed changed.

[@lizziej7723]

the tears in thorin's eyes when he finds out that bilbo gave them the stone gets me EVERY TIME richard armitage is such an amazing actor

[@JasonCarbon117]

1:50 Anyone else keep coming back for this line?

[@josegloria6108]

Lol yes

[@SamuelBennedick]

The look Bofur had during 1:41, it's like he was thinking, "don't you dare hurt Bilbo"

[@starlightequestrian6729]

The way Thorin almost breaks through after Bilbo tells him he's changed. He looks hurt and guilty for a split second. You can see the fight in Thorin's eyes the entirety of Bilbo's speech. And he lost. That guilt of failure almost followed him to the grave.

[@12classics39]

Richard Armitage is such an underrated actor. His performance as Thorin is absolutely phenomenal.

[@hennamaijala7285]

I love these movies, and this was probably one of the most tense scene in them

[@professionalidiot5529]

You know what more terrifying than Thorin in this scene It's the dark change in the voice of Gandalf when he was trying to save Bilbo he's like if Bilbo dies every single one of you will die with him

[@djmace9029]

Bilbo is the most badass non-badass looking character in movie history

[@joewhitehead3]

Perfect example of why not to judge based on appearance

[@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676]

Samwise and Frodo too

[@dema636]

the way the dwarves eyes widen at "I may be a burglar but I like to think I'm an honest one" fucking hilarious

[@joewhitehead3]

The rest of the company musta known Bilbo had done the right thing

[@MsElectricLover]

I love Thorin, he looks so adorable with that crown ❤

[@AngSco30]

Only just realised Gloin's helmet is the same one his son Gimli wears in Lord of the Rings! Nice touch.

[@thepurplecrabapocalypse8953]

I love Bofurs face at Thorin he's like wtf is he serious right now

[@caseycbenn]

So basically Smaug was right about letting Thorin have the Arkenstone so it could drive him mad. Almost seems like another of Sauron's tricks. Especially if Smaug knew what it can do.

[@teslagrooms1165]

For some reason I remember, after Thorin demands that Bilbo be thrown from the ramparts, one of the dwarves saying "Thorin... It's Bilbo"

[@Nick-bk7es]

I love how all the dwarfs stopped Thorin from throwing bilbo off the ramparts.

[@lukethegoldenminecart1297]

I think when the other dwarves were skeptical of thorin before they were just thinking "yeah he wants the arkenstone not a big deal." But as soon as bilbo starts calling him out, then orders them to kill bilbo their just like "Yeah you've lost man."