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3/4
Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 06/06/2019
The best installment in "The Hobbit" trilogy, and the most reminiscent of the powerful epic that was "The Lord of the Rings."
Rating of
3/4
Rod - wrote on 07/04/2015
I salute Peter Jackson for another great, entertaining film. I loved all the actions! Watching this made me feel like reading the book series.
Rating of
0.5/4
Allison - wrote on 06/12/2014
Please stop the overly long movies that are way out of proportion with the books.
Rating of
2.5/4
Daniel Corleone - wrote on 01/16/2014
Much better than the first but its plot and length was just grueling. The CGI was not impressive compared to previous installments. Bilbo is just a character not worth following and it seems the quest was just uneventful compared to Frodo's. The protagonists were again bountiful but nice to see some familiar faces in action while the antagonists was just not as fearsome. Overall, worth viewing for its direction, action and character development to fit the pieces together. Not much else to review about and nothing to rave either.
Rating of
4/4
Elspeth - wrote on 12/16/2013
This is my first review on film crave and I thought that this movie would be a great start. "The Hobbit Desolation of Smaug" is THE best movie of the year. My favorite character is Tauriel, a newly added female elf to this already great movie. Other characters such as Thorin, Bilbo, and Gandalf also blow this movie out of the water. Peter Jackson has done it again! Go now to see "The Hobbit, Desolation of Smaug" in theaters today! (I am king under the mountain!) 🐲
Rating of
3/4
Matthew Brady - wrote on 12/13/2013
Now this feels like a lord of the rings movie.The Hobbit: the desolation of Smaug. This movie is a outstanding improvement from the first one, the make-up is even more better and the charactors are good this time, the things that I did not like is that the movie does slow down at parts and the CGI at parts look a bit cartoonest. and this movie will get a 4/4 star's "Best movie of 2013".
