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Of course one of the major issues everyone seems to have with The Hobbit Trilogy is this notion that there is no way to make three movies out of such a ‘small’ book. If you’re more of a moderate fan, someone who knows the story and isn’t afraid to get excited by small revelations and details (especially since we’re only really covering the first film in the trilogy) then this article is definitely for YOU.

If you’re a hardcore Tolkien fan, there may be a few unconsidered things revealed here, but you probably will have guessed many of these yourself. If you haven’t read the book(s) and you want to remain in the dark about the plot, the characters and the surprises, this is definitely not for you. To that end, I now join the rabid fanbase and present my own little dissection of the two Hobbit trailers (and some other supplementary materials). And because we have Jackson’s filmography and a prior 12-hour trilogy of films to work from – plus all of Tolkien’s books – we can infer some interesting ideas on what is to come. And like many fans of the Lord Of The Rings movies, I’m looking forward to what The Hobbit trilogy will add to that universe and what Jackson and WETA’s take on that material will look like onscreen.

While I acknowledge that not every Tolkien fan would agree with me, I think it’s just pretty terrific and is one of the best realised cinematic universes I’ve ever seen. I love Peter Jackson’s take on Middle Earth.

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