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| Year: | 2012 |
| Genre: | Adventure, Fantasy |
| Director: | Peter Jackson |
| Stars: | Martin Freeman, Ian McKellen, Richard Armitage |
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Review: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey takes both director Peter Jackson in two different directions. Although the first glance it may seem that it is traveling at familiar ground once again face the fantasy world of JRR Tolkien's Middle-earth and its vast After the Oscar-winning Lord of the Rings (2001 2003?), he is actually experimenting with Cinema itself.Of all art forms in T. ; World, the film is the most invested in the technology; created by scientists, not artists in the late nineteenth century. It was only at the beginning of the last century, people like Georges M? Li? S realized the potential of this medium. It is therefore appropriate that Jackson is breaking new ground here with the way we look at movie. Instead of shooting at normal speeds on twenty-four frames per second, doubled to forty eight frames per second so that when you see you have an amazing clarity of detail and smoothness of motion in the camera, without stuttering or blurred motion judder when viewed in 3D.However, this raises a problem fo , r filmmakers. For a film in a mythical land of fantasy, some poor computer special effects or substandard images generated will stand out conspicuously. The effects work is Weta Digital is even more impressive and surprising; skin textures of several buildings in Rivendell, its sometimes hard to believe, is not all real.The action, Martin Freeman and Ian McKellen for Christopher Lee as Saruman and Richard Armitage as Thorin Oakenshield, leader of the DVA ; rgarna is all very well, living their Papé convicçãoe is with passion. Remarkably, however, Andy Serkis as Gollum, the famous scene of the novel puzzle imported almost verbatim, and is all the better for it. Serkis has an amazing ability to play any of these very human characters, with a large amount of vicissitude, a feat he pulls off again calmly. Namely primarily a visual film, but the characters are not ignored and extensive opening sequence Bilbo's home serves as an introduction of sorts to not only people, but topics as well. Jackson leads with great range and a real feel for the great country that he is creating, shot at place in New Zealand. The sweeping photo of Andrew Lesnie is appropriately epic, making the scenery more a characterization film.the film has its flaws, mainly Because of the fact that this is a IntroductionThe a trilogy and not an independent film; People can also find Radagast Brown, a magician, played by Sylvester McCoy, hang on, perhaps, the wrong side of immaturity. But this is an amazing piece of entertainment, and is difficult to imagine a better Christmas movie.
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