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The Hobbit 2
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Directed by Guillermo del Toro.
MGM and New Line Cinema presents a tale of Middle Earth never seen before with this fantasy adventure that bridges the gap between The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Peter Jackson and Fran Walsh executive produce the production, which was shot simultaneously with The Hobbit. ~ Jeremy Wheeler, All Movie Guide

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"After finally seeing Spider-Man 3 the other day, I’ll be happy to never see another Sam Raimi movie again. So, when it was announced Monday that Guillermo Del Toro, instead of Raimi, was in talks to direct the back-to-back Hobbit movies, I was somewhat relieved. But now with Del Toro himself pretty much confirming he’s on board for the Lord of the Ring prequels (I know in the book world prequel isn’t the appropriate word, but in the New Line film series, and as far as mass audience is concerned, it is), I’m still a bit worried about the look of the films. Will Gollum suddenly have no eyes, like many of the creatures in Del Toro’s recent works? Will he be played by Doug Jones rather than a CGI Andy Serkis? Will Middle-earth now be a more stylized place? One of the great things about Peter Jackson’s LOTR trilogy is that he made it look fairly straight-forward. There wasn’t much of the filmmaker’s personality in it. Sure, some of Middle-earth’s design had its influences (Rivendell loo ... " [More]
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