December 17th, 2014 was a very important day for many people around the world. On that day Peter Jackson released the third and final Hobbit movie, The Battle of Five Armies. It was almost exactly thirteen years before, (December 19th, 2001) that he released the first movie of The Lord of the Rings trilogy; The Fellowship of the Ring. This was a huge moment for all the fans of J.R.R Tolkien’s books, because The Battle of Five Armies is the last part of the whole series. Although the Hobbit trilogy was very enjoyable and emotional, it was also a bit disappointing because it wasn’t as good as The Lord of the Rings. Peter Jackson had more money to spend while making The Hobbit, he didn’t follow the book as closely as he did for the Lord of the Rings, and the last Hobbit movie extended edition is rated R.
After making The Lord of the Rings trilogy Peter Jackson earned quite a bit of money. Since he had the money, permission and the actors he decided to make the Hobbit trilogy. When Peter Jackson made The Lord of the Rings trilogy he wasn’t really known for directing and didn’t have a lot of money, so he had to create most of his props and costumes. He also had to have many connections with people higher up. While making The Hobbit Peter Jackson also had the money for …show more content…
If the director stretches it too much he ends up having to add things in the movie that weren’t originally in the story. Which is what happened with The Hobbit. Like previously stated, Peter Jackson decided to expand characters’ roles, such as, Thranduil, Legolas, Tauriel, and Bolg. Although this was necessary in order to explain Legolas’s background, it also lead to other things that had to be added to make it fit into the story’s plot and seem natural: Kili’s, Legolas’s and Tauriel’s love
After making The Lord of the Rings trilogy Peter Jackson earned quite a bit of money. Since he had the money, permission and the actors he decided to make the Hobbit trilogy. When Peter Jackson made The Lord of the Rings trilogy he wasn’t really known for directing and didn’t have a lot of money, so he had to create most of his props and costumes. He also had to have many connections with people higher up. While making The Hobbit Peter Jackson also had the money for …show more content…
If the director stretches it too much he ends up having to add things in the movie that weren’t originally in the story. Which is what happened with The Hobbit. Like previously stated, Peter Jackson decided to expand characters’ roles, such as, Thranduil, Legolas, Tauriel, and Bolg. Although this was necessary in order to explain Legolas’s background, it also lead to other things that had to be added to make it fit into the story’s plot and seem natural: Kili’s, Legolas’s and Tauriel’s love