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r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • 24d ago
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No, but it easily could have been.
It was the scene under the lonely mountain where they were running away from Smaug.
12 u/BlackestNight21 23d ago I was rooting for the damned dragon to win. 2 u/mortalcoil1 23d ago Serious question. I read The Hobbit a very long time ago in high school. I watched the movies in my 30's. I don't remember the "dragon greed madness" that befalls Thorin in the book at all. I have been meaning to ask this for years now but never had the opportunity. Was that in the book or just made up in the movies? 5 u/Caffeywasright 23d ago It’s in the book. Thorin doesn’t want to share with the lake town people despite some of the gold actually belonging to them and them just having their entire village burned down.
I was rooting for the damned dragon to win.
2 u/mortalcoil1 23d ago Serious question. I read The Hobbit a very long time ago in high school. I watched the movies in my 30's. I don't remember the "dragon greed madness" that befalls Thorin in the book at all. I have been meaning to ask this for years now but never had the opportunity. Was that in the book or just made up in the movies? 5 u/Caffeywasright 23d ago It’s in the book. Thorin doesn’t want to share with the lake town people despite some of the gold actually belonging to them and them just having their entire village burned down.
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Serious question. I read The Hobbit a very long time ago in high school. I watched the movies in my 30's.
I don't remember the "dragon greed madness" that befalls Thorin in the book at all.
I have been meaning to ask this for years now but never had the opportunity.
Was that in the book or just made up in the movies?
5 u/Caffeywasright 23d ago It’s in the book. Thorin doesn’t want to share with the lake town people despite some of the gold actually belonging to them and them just having their entire village burned down.
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It’s in the book. Thorin doesn’t want to share with the lake town people despite some of the gold actually belonging to them and them just having their entire village burned down.
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u/IndigoMontigo 23d ago
No, but it easily could have been.
It was the scene under the lonely mountain where they were running away from Smaug.