Только что приехали с "Хоббита". Долгожданный, сказочный, добрый...

Just arrived from The Hobbit. The long-awaited, fabulous, kind and funny, how great it was, finally, to stand still in the twilight of the cinema hall and start watching ... Well, of course, it was not worth going to 3D, I immediately doubted the correctness of this decision, but 2D was only during the day, yes and I would like to plunge into the atmosphere to the fullest ... In fact, this prevented me from listening to that very fairy tale, from which I was going crazy in 10 years. Why this naturalism, why a sense of reality? He should not be here. This is a fairy tale and a point. Let it remain so. And the whiskey from the glasses hurt: (They ponadhyudy there, of course, a lot - Radagast is clearly past the ticket office, in some places the events have changed, Azog has been kicked forward. Thorin doesn’t coincide with my childhood fantasies, and in general the film clearly loses The Lord. But this is understandable, we must pay tribute to the directors: after all, The Hobbit is a return back compared to the great trilogy. In fact, Tolkien wrote this bedtime story at random, without even thinking about continuing, and then rewriting it several times. which, of course, for an adult film was required e lightly embellish and color with juicy and slightly commonplace moments (somewhere more terrible, let a tear go somewhere, laugh somewhere, even a little flat). But in any case I looked with a feeling of delight and childish naivety. What does Bilbo himself (the naive hooligan = Cracker, well, here's how to drink), my favorite of the elves - Galadriel, wonderful Gandalf, and even Frodo flashed! And the awesome scene of riddles with Gollum is just a masterpiece, during the movie I remembered it literally! Only Bilbo cried out in desperation, "Give me time!" and suffocated from the panic, Gollum heard only "time", although Bilbo did not know the answer ...) How cool is all this to remember. And how great it is to continue to remain a naive child who believes in fairy tales. Thank you, Mr. Jackson. I really want to go to New Zealand! What kinds of ...