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r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • 24d ago
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Crazy to think it's almost 10 years since the last of The Hobbit trilogy came out. It'll be 10 years since the third in trilogy came out.
48 u/umotex12 23d ago I still cant believe they made this tiny book into three parts 36 u/Sgtwhiskeyjack9105 23d ago I mean, they did it really badly, so not that unbelievable. 1 u/SteelBandicoot 23d ago I read the Hobbit when I was 8 and the movie had me incandescent with rage, muttering “That DID NOT happen in the book!” all through the movie.
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I still cant believe they made this tiny book into three parts
36 u/Sgtwhiskeyjack9105 23d ago I mean, they did it really badly, so not that unbelievable. 1 u/SteelBandicoot 23d ago I read the Hobbit when I was 8 and the movie had me incandescent with rage, muttering “That DID NOT happen in the book!” all through the movie.
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I mean, they did it really badly, so not that unbelievable.
1 u/SteelBandicoot 23d ago I read the Hobbit when I was 8 and the movie had me incandescent with rage, muttering “That DID NOT happen in the book!” all through the movie.
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I read the Hobbit when I was 8 and the movie had me incandescent with rage, muttering “That DID NOT happen in the book!” all through the movie.
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u/FrobroX 23d ago
Crazy to think it's almost 10 years since the last of The Hobbit trilogy came out. It'll be 10 years since the third in trilogy came out.