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The Hobbit is a phenomenal film from the people responsible for creating "Lord of the Rings". Some have said that it was different from what they expected, but nonetheless a good movie. In this post I will be making my own opinion on the Hobbit and whether or not it was worth watching. With intricate, perfectly choreographed battle sequences and a well-rounded cast of characters, including men, elves, dwarves and orcs which were all creative in their own right. It's clear that Peter Jackson took great care in bringing this beloved novel to life with unparalleled detail. He pays close attention to detail even for things as small as facial expressions or sound effects which adds to the already intense storyline. The Hobbit returns to the earlier feel of "Lord Of The Rings", which is more exciting since it doesn't take itself too seriously. It clearly takes aspects from art, film and yes even reality to bring to life a work of fiction that was written for children. It's not all high pitched songs or high concept action sequences, but instead brings the story back down to earth so it feels more relatable. There are moments of comedy scattered throughout to break up the drama. Bilbo Baggins played by Martin Freeman who plays Sherlock on BBCs Sherlock is great as the protagonist, every viewers guide should do what he does in this movie. Without him, there wouldn't be a story to tell about Bilbo Baggins. You could almost imagine him as an old hobbit, just with a little more adventure in his life. The presence of the dwarves are not only useful, but also necessary for the story to be successful. They are crucial to Bilbo's adventures in "The Hobbit" and without them he probably wouldn't have had any fun. They are made up of odd characters with different personalities, which blend well together to create a crew that is just perfect for this movie. The action sequences were gripping and interesting. This movie did show how smart Gollum was in comparison to everyone else, which I found quite entertaining since the character isn't that often shown in movies this way. He has his moments where he is more human than monster, but it's more noteworthy when he shows his objectiveness more than anything else. The movie was very visually appealing and I found myself immersed in the story the way it was told. The opening scene is remarkable and overall, I don't think it had any flaws. I recommend this film for ages 12 to 18 and give it 4.5 out of 5 stars. This movie is rated PG-13 for some scary images, violence and mild language. INTERVIEW WITH PETER JACKSON (DIR) Â ON PARTICULARLY THE HOBBIT: PJ: "I think there's a lot of imaginative stuff going on in "the Hobbit", just because Tolkien invented a world that is incredibly deep". cfa1e77820