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lady_turnerAs you can imagine, yeserday I went to the cinema and I saw the third and final chapter of "The Hobbit". I was so nervous and anxious about it, and I was waiting for that day for a year.
Well, as I have said in some older entries, this film was actually the death of me. It was so emotional and I have cried for a half a movie: I think that the only film that made me cry all that much was Les Misérables, lol! But, anyway, let's start a more critic analysis.
If we have to speak about the technical features, this movie is a masterpiece: with Jackson's maniacal care about every single photograms, you can imagine the perfection of this film. But even if the movie is technically flawless, it isn't this the reason that makes the film special. The reason why everyone should love it is the emotional stuff and the development of the plot and the characters.
Richard Armitage made a great work with his character: he goes from an initial state of madness, to a gradual redemption; his facial expressions goes trough different shades, form infuriated, to sweet and cute smiles. Martin Freeman managed to make his charcater grow in strength and in courage: the Bilbo we see in this movie, is so different from the one we left in the Shire. All the other actors made great performances: Ian McKellen is immense as usually, Luke Evans is a wonderful Bard, Lee Pace is a fierce and almost non-emotional King of the Elves, Evangeline Lilly managed to make me love her character more and more, Orlando Bloom is an amazing Legolas as always and the Dwarves of Thorin's company are very easy to distinguish for their unqiue personalities.
The plot was enreached from stories taken from other Tolkien's books and the result was simply brilliant: I also loved how Peter Jackson managed to connect everyting to the LOTR trilogy.
But now, I have to talk about my emotional trip and so I have to warn you about possible SPOILERS.
Well, I started to cry from Kili's death to the end of credits, lol. Fili's death was less emotional, because it was very fast and less "important": this is the only thing of wich I'm sad. I mean, Fili is Thorin's heir and he's almost less important than Kili. Speaking of him, his death left me so heartbroken: he's relationship with Tauriel grow so much, that when he dies you feel all the pain that the She-Elf is feeling. For not speaking of Thorin's one: the words he says to Bilbo, his facial expression... if I think of this scene, I can just feel my tears growing up in my eyes again! But, I also cried for the ability of this great director of connecting everything with the other trilogy, all those little references killed me and make me feel that this really is the end of an era. Even if we don't know for sure if this is the real end - there are voices of a Silmarillion's adaptation - this is the end of this story and I'm not sure I can be able to give it the last goodbye (oh God, that song!). The only thing I can positively think, is that soon we'll have an extended edition of this movie, and so I can postpone the defenitive farewell.
Well, as I have said in some older entries, this film was actually the death of me. It was so emotional and I have cried for a half a movie: I think that the only film that made me cry all that much was Les Misérables, lol! But, anyway, let's start a more critic analysis.
If we have to speak about the technical features, this movie is a masterpiece: with Jackson's maniacal care about every single photograms, you can imagine the perfection of this film. But even if the movie is technically flawless, it isn't this the reason that makes the film special. The reason why everyone should love it is the emotional stuff and the development of the plot and the characters.
Richard Armitage made a great work with his character: he goes from an initial state of madness, to a gradual redemption; his facial expressions goes trough different shades, form infuriated, to sweet and cute smiles. Martin Freeman managed to make his charcater grow in strength and in courage: the Bilbo we see in this movie, is so different from the one we left in the Shire. All the other actors made great performances: Ian McKellen is immense as usually, Luke Evans is a wonderful Bard, Lee Pace is a fierce and almost non-emotional King of the Elves, Evangeline Lilly managed to make me love her character more and more, Orlando Bloom is an amazing Legolas as always and the Dwarves of Thorin's company are very easy to distinguish for their unqiue personalities.
The plot was enreached from stories taken from other Tolkien's books and the result was simply brilliant: I also loved how Peter Jackson managed to connect everyting to the LOTR trilogy.
But now, I have to talk about my emotional trip and so I have to warn you about possible SPOILERS.
Well, I started to cry from Kili's death to the end of credits, lol. Fili's death was less emotional, because it was very fast and less "important": this is the only thing of wich I'm sad. I mean, Fili is Thorin's heir and he's almost less important than Kili. Speaking of him, his death left me so heartbroken: he's relationship with Tauriel grow so much, that when he dies you feel all the pain that the She-Elf is feeling. For not speaking of Thorin's one: the words he says to Bilbo, his facial expression... if I think of this scene, I can just feel my tears growing up in my eyes again! But, I also cried for the ability of this great director of connecting everything with the other trilogy, all those little references killed me and make me feel that this really is the end of an era. Even if we don't know for sure if this is the real end - there are voices of a Silmarillion's adaptation - this is the end of this story and I'm not sure I can be able to give it the last goodbye (oh God, that song!). The only thing I can positively think, is that soon we'll have an extended edition of this movie, and so I can postpone the defenitive farewell.
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Date: 2014-12-19 11:15 am (UTC)Apprezzo la tua descrizione tecnica, ma adoro in particolare il fangirling! :D
Non vedo l'ora di vederlo anche io! Mi incuriosiscono particolarmente quei due spoiler che hai citato, e vorrei tanto sapere come andrà a finire per Tauriel. :3
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Date: 2014-12-19 07:11 pm (UTC)E ancora sono in rehab, lol!
Mi dispiace che tu abbia letto gli spoilers, spero che non ti abbiano rovinato il film: in ogni modo, ho cercato di non dare molti particolari.
Lasciamo perdere Tauriel, o chiunque altro, mi vien troppo da piangere se ci ripenso! :'(
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Date: 2014-12-20 11:05 am (UTC)Ma figurati! Ho letto di proposito! :D E adesso sono ancora più curiosaaaa *_______* (anche se..... dalla tua ultima frase dovrei capire che c'è da temere... o comunque HEARTBREAK IN VISTA!) Domani lo andrò a vedere e tornerò sicuramente qui per farti sapere! - o in ogni caso ci sentiremo via messaggi, forse è più semplice! ♥
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Date: 2014-12-20 02:04 pm (UTC)Hahaha, non ti dico più niente! Poi mi farai sapere! :3
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Date: 2014-12-20 09:22 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2014-12-19 10:51 pm (UTC)