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The High King Lives

There and Back Again January 12, 2013

Filed under: Media Saturday,Movie reviews — amberdover @ 8:42 pm
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Reblogged from A Homeschool Mom:

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Tonight, the man and I went to see The Hobbit, Part I with my sister-in-law.

We thought the movie was fantastic. It was well made and very entertaining, so much so that we were remarkably surprised at how fast three hours flew.

The characters were charming and well-developed, the scenery breathtaking, and the story interesting.

It didn't follow the book exactly and there were a few minor inconsistencies between this movie and the original 

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I had thought of doing a media review of The Hobbit movie but "A Homeschool Mom" already did a good one so I thought I'd reblog. Now, I've never read the Hobbit but I am a big fan of the LOTR movies. We did allow Michael to see the Hobbit and he's also seen the LOTR minus a few scenes we skipped through. I feel like the LOTR is more adult than The Hobbit. We watched the making of the LOTR and that took away any Orc fear Michael had. I guess it really is a case by case thing. Some of my friend's kids would freak out if they saw an orc. Gollum was the funniest in the Hobbit and we were all excited about him. Michael does a great impression of Gollum. The Necromancer was the only scary part for me...which I'm assuming he's Sauron before he becomes the eye. We really like dragons around here so I don't think the dragon can be scary to any of us. Anywho, I said I wouldn't do a review lol but we loved the movie and it was a whole new adventure with a bit of familiarity from LOTR. This is coming from a big Lord of the Rings movie fan. I have a copy of Frodo's sword, "Sting". Michael pointed it out in The Hobbit...."Mommy, that's your sword!" What I really love about these movies is the fact that there is no foul language and no sexual stuff.....that's becoming rare for even cartoons these days :(. Well, God bless & remember the High King lives! ~Amber Dover
 

4 Responses to “There and Back Again”

  1. Yeah! So glad you liked the film. Definitely post some picks of “Sting”, that would be neat to see.


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