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777w wrote:

wolvesstar97 wrote:

Twilight-Tak wrote:

XD I wasn't exactly three! I exaggerate sometimes, I was seriously around seven or something.  And no, I didn't see the 1980's animated version.


EDIT:
THAT'S the Mouth of Sauron in the Animated Version? XDD

YES
BASK IN IT'S HORROR

I watched the first animated one...

MY EYESSSSSSSSSSSSS


Here's a gallery of the characters:
http://i50.tinypic.com/2z4z2bn.png

the animated version of "the hobbit" was good though

Yeah, but LotR animated.... *shudders*

wolvesstar97 wrote:

ReadyRobin wrote:

I read The Hobbit recently. It was a really good book. The best chapter was Riddles in the Dark though.

I love Gollum <3.

Now I am reading Fellowship of the Ring. It's a great book, although I just started. I never watched the movies though, but I plan to see The Hobbit when it comes out.

RIDDLES IN THE DARK = EPICNESS

I've read all of them, and seen all the movies.

@Anyone who's excited for the hobbit-

Have you seen (on Youtube) the Hobbitblogs?

What has he got in his pocketses?

ReadyRobin wrote:

wolvesstar97 wrote:

ReadyRobin wrote:

I read The Hobbit recently. It was a really good book. The best chapter was Riddles in the Dark though.

I love Gollum <3.

Now I am reading Fellowship of the Ring. It's a great book, although I just started. I never watched the movies though, but I plan to see The Hobbit when it comes out.

RIDDLES IN THE DARK = EPICNESS

I've read all of them, and seen all the movies.

@Anyone who's excited for the hobbit-

Have you seen (on Youtube) the Hobbitblogs?

What has he got in his pocketses?

Yeah!I loved chapter 5!My fav. Hobbit chapters were Chapter 5(Riddles In The Dark)& Chapter 8(Flies And Spiders)!I've seen all books and movies!L.O.T.R. is my preciousss!

I read the Hobbit and liked it. A lot. It was light and funand yet very serious at the same time, with a combination of adventury adventure.

I read the first book and was slightly disappointed that it wasn't as light and fun as the hobbit was- in fact it was very dark and gloomy. It was sort of like reading a history textbook, only in a fantasy world. I found myself falling asleep while reading several times.

The second book I got halfway through, then suddenly realized I was very bored of the plot and storyline, as well as the characters. I started noticing a sort of pattern in their adventures, and now I was just waiting for the juicy parts to begin, but it seemed to take forever.

Finally I quit the series once and for all, perhaps never to return again. Good day to you sirs. *sticks chin up into the air, pouts, and struts away with dignity*

edit: Maybe it's because I need to watch the movies in order to understand the plot better. I don't know.

Last edited by geohendan (2013-04-01 18:32:09)

:'D I just found this thread. <333 I love Legolas and Gandalf, they're probably my two favorites...