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Following the release of the final Hobbit movie last December, a dedicated fan has created an awesome mash-up that condenses Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit trilogy, giving you a single four-hour flick that hopes to be a close resemblance to J.R.R. Tolkien’s original novel.
The anonymous fan, who goes by the apt moniker ‘Tolkien Editor’, wrote about his mash-up of all three movies—An Unexpected Journey, The Desolation of Smaug and The Battle of the Five Armies—on his blog, listing down the major and minor scenes that made the final cut.
“My main goals in undertaking this edit were to re-centre the story on Bilbo, and to have the narrative move at a much brisker pace,” wrote the fan.
Head here to read the full post about the Hobbit recut—if you are lucky, you may even stumble on the download link hidden on the page.
Scroll down to view a scene edited by the Tolkien Editor.
[via Kotaku]
Following the release of the final Hobbit movie last December, a dedicated fan has created an awesome mash-up that condenses Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit trilogy, giving you a single four-hour flick that hopes to be a close resemblance to J.R.R. Tolkien’s original novel.
The anonymous fan, who goes by the apt moniker ‘Tolkien Editor’, wrote about his mash-up of all three movies—An Unexpected Journey, The Desolation of Smaug and The Battle of the Five Armies—on his blog, listing down the major and minor scenes that made the final cut.
“My main goals in undertaking this edit were to re-centre the story on Bilbo, and to have the narrative move at a much brisker pace,” wrote the fan.
Head here to read the full post about the Hobbit recut—if you are lucky, you may even stumble on the download link hidden on the page.
Scroll down to view a scene edited by the Tolkien Editor.
[via Kotaku]