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Thorin Oakenshield edit, original from The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies trailerRelated content
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Thank you! Yes, indeed, he has a talent for appearing majestic and dramatic. Β
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You're welcome 
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Β Β Β Β Β plus I have to say I really LOVE the 'texture' of this one!!
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Oh, thank you! I'm glad you like it so much! I should make more this way then Β
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sure, do!! it makes a great effect!
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You have a deal then Β
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Wonderful as always! Although....it`s sad.... but it doesn`t matter now!
We should rejoice in the moments!Β
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Thank you very much, dear!
You're right! It is sad, but I think we have to make the best of this situation either way. I'll always love Thorin, no matter what. Β
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I don't want it to end! I have no idea how I'm going to survive the last movie! TT_TT
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That makes two of us It will be BRUTAL, that I'm sure of.
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IK. BUT CAN WE HANDLE THE FEELS???? IDK.
Just thinking about it makes me sweat and breathe heavily e.e
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Sweat and breathe heavily? What are you thinking about, again?
I know what you mean, though. I don't honestly know if we can handle the feels. I guess we'll find out when we see the movie, but I won't deny that I dread the moment, as much as I want to see the movie.
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Same, it's almost a love hate thing. You want to see it but you know what's coming so you don't want to go through with it xD
I'm still excited though, can't wait! 30 days is REALLY LONG.
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Hey, sorry for taking so long to reply! Yeah, I know what you mean. I'm agonizing over it as we speak. I'm seeing the movie on Dec 20. When are you seeing it?
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Jesus, I hope to christ I get to see it asap! Lucky! My English teacher (whom introduced us to the book) used to take us every year when it came out in theaters. Last year, we went december 21st and they year before that around the same time.
He won't take us this time because he says they changed too much in the movie. WHO CARES?! YOU CAN'T JUST NOT SEE IT.
So now we're trying to find someone to take us to see it. Many of us are turning desperate lol we might all go see it individually... but I've no idea when.
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Oh, I really hope you can see it! You're right. It doesn't matter that they changed things from the book, really. The movie is a story in its own right and you have to see the last installment. Plus, I hear it's really good. I wouldn't miss having a good time at the cinema just because they changed the book. Β
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I know right? It came out like, today. I want to go see it so bad. I'll see what I can do. AND I KNOW. THE 'SPOILERS' AND RAVE ABOUT IT ARE ALL OVER TUMBLR AND I'M JUST LIKE MEP.
So, I hope I get to see it too, are you going? (I'm sorry if I've forgotten, my brain isn't cooperating as of late)
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That's OK, I'm not doing so great either, brain-wise
I am going on Saturday. A friend made reservations, like, 2 weeks ago. It's completely crazy! All shows were sold out over the weekend and the local theater added more showings. People are interested, yes. Β
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Omg you're so lucky!! Hopefully I'll get to go soon!
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Let me know when you go and how you liked it.
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I'm hoping this weekend, since I have money! I'll let you know and then we can bask in the feels together haha
My friends assured me it was brutal. TT_TT
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Looking forward to doing some mutual crying on the shoulder. Yeah, I hear it 'rips your heart out', as RA himself says, but apparently he's so good in it that it might actually be entertaining.
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Yeah, their reviews ensure the 'heart ripping' close to the adventure. xD Mutual shoulder crying indeed! Turns out, I have to wait until after christmas
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Aw Β Well, I've seen twice already and it is an emotionally wrenching movie, at least it was for me. Good, though, undeniably good.
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God damnit! I must be the only one who hasn't seen it yet! xD
I'm glad (and sad/jelly) to hear that it's so good! I have no choice but to see it soon! I HOPE.
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Β I really hope you see it soon
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Apparently I won't be seeing it because my parents were draggingΒ it out and waiting and waiting since they didn't want to drive me, and now, to make matters worse, the car battery decided it was going to quit this morning.
So, I won't be seeing it. e.e
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I'm so sorry to hear that. But I imagine it's going to keep running at the cinema for a while longer, so maybe you still have a chance.
I dunno, if you wanna ask me anything about the movie, send me a PM. I'll gladly answer. Β
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ah my goooooooooooooood i saw it online (it wasn't 100% HD)
it BROKE ME
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THE ACORNS MAN.Β
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I know! To think that acorn is going to grow into an oak and it will always remind Bilbo of Thorin! For me, the death scene was the most brutal part. I just can't take that, it looks so effin' real!
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IK. THORIN'S FREAKING FACE WAS SO REALISTIC I LEGIT COULDN'T BREATHE, OK. I was so pissed when Bilbo and the rest of the company didn't have this huge family hug because reasons and leaving and goodbyes -cries-
Billy Boyd's song was brutal for me though. Uuuuugh it's such a good song though. And "I See Fire" ONLY. GETS. SADDER. After watching the last movie.
I have so many feels about this I can't -hyperventilates-
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Hey, sorry for taking such a long time to reply! Life...
Anyway, yeah, major feels overload in this movie. It took me a while to put myself together. I also felt the company broke up a little too abruptly, and you know what else makes me a bit angry? When Thorin is dying and he apologizes to Bilbo, I wish that Bilbo had done more than just stare at him. I wish he'd told Thorin that it was OK, that he was forgiven, and that he was actually a great person. He said he was glad to share in his perils, but I felt that wasn't enough. Poor Thorin...
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Yeah Life e.e I feel you.
Yeah same, it was so 'brutal' that I couldn't cry.
True, THE SHIP WAS SO STRONG IN THAT MOVIE though I swear. I figured Bilbo wouldn't be able to stop talking because he couldn't bring himself to realize what was happening to Thorin, you know? But he stays quiet.
I think Fili died kind of quickly though D: and Dwalin... I don't remember well but where the hell did he go when Thorin was fighting Azog? (I think Thorin sent him to find Fili and Kili but we never see him after that, like, honestly it wouldn't take him to realize what was going down) They probably did that to get Thorin alone with Azog.
AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO APPRECIATES THE TOTAL SMUG FACE THORIN MAKES WHEN HE TAKES AZOGS' MACE AND DROPS IT INTO THE WATER. It was beautiful hahaha but as SOON as I saw Azog underwater, just drifting, I started like, yelling at the damn screen:
"GET AWAY FROM HIM, GET OFF THE ICE, GET OFF THE ICE, GET OFF THE IIIIIIICE."
And he didn't get off the ice and I then proceeded to break down in frustration saying that if he had listened, he's still be alive lol.
One last thing, is it just me, or did he just... give up the last time he fights Azog?
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I think Dwalin had run off to help Bilbo. When the second wave of orcs comes and Bilbo's all scared, you can see Dwalin jumping to his rescue. It made me a bit angry, to be honest. He should have stayed with Thorin and protected him.
Oh, no, you're not the only one! I love the face Thorin makes when he drops Azog's mace into Azog's arms in fact. It was good thinking, but then he had to go and follow him as he drifted under the ice. I suppose Thorin wanted to make sure that Azog was dead, but it was so obvious that he wasn't and that he would attack at some point
And, well, he didn't exactly give up. He decided to take the blow so that he could free his arm and stab Azog back. He chose to sacrifice himself in order to kill Azog and thus end the battle. I also love that he gets on top of Azog and looks into his eyes as he dies. It's a moment of triumph for Thorin. Even if he also dies shortly after, at least he can be at peace that he finally killed his archenemy and that his people are safe.
I still think he should have lived, though. After everything he went through, he would have deserved a normal, happy life.
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Omg yes, if you think about it, Bilbo was MUCH safer than Thorin; he had the mithril armor and the ring. I mean sure, if someone were to cut off his head, he'd die... but he's a hobbit. He can duck and hide in small spaces. I actually wish Bilbo had somehow managed to sneak closer to Thorin before he was knocked out -cries- talk about bad luck e.e
Omg it was just beautiful, haha. I KNOW! I wouldn't have thought of that, while he was doing that I was literally bitching at the screen, yelling: WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING???? FINISH HIM???? Then I saw him give the mace to Azog and with this amazing 'bitch' grin/smug smirk, step off the ice and watched Azog fall. I was literally going OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH! Yeah, make sure he's dead... and that's FINE. But as soon as I saw Azog under the ice, I died. I KNEW he was going to do the 'follow the corpse to make sure it's a corpse' bs. I kept telling a screen not to follow Azog, haha. I mean, if it was SO OBVIOUS to us that Azog still lived, WHY, IN THE NAME OF ALL THAT IS GOOD IN THIS WORLD HADN'T HE NOTICED OR THOUGHT ABOUT IT??? But then again, it's a movie and Thorin was really adamant that Azog die.
True. Yeah that was cool, and then he gets up and walks to the edge and looks over the battle field.... That was sad too, in a way. And then he spots the eagles and collapses and Bilbo rushes to his side and I basically break.
SAME. I wonder why it was apparently said that they would spare Thorin in the movies when they actually stuck to the book??? I had like, HOPE. haha. It would have been nice to seem him grow old and pass on the crown to (omg idk who would take over since Fili and Kili didn't survive the battle... Dain maybe?) and go with Bilbo to the Shire and see how the tree had grown or something along those lines.
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You're right, the 'follow the corpse to make sure it's a corpse' thing was very predictable, and that, to me, is a problem with this movie. It makes the characters look stupid if I know they're going to do something stupid and they do it, and that's not OK in my book. Same with Thorin taking off his armor before going into battle. What the hell was that? There are theories that he did it to prove his honor, but going into a battle of that magnitude wearing nothing but flimsy chainmail and with your chest exposed, that's stupid. It was sexy, but stupid.
Sorry it's taken me so long to reply, btw Β
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True, I mean... Thorin, a battle-hardened warrior who has probably been in this situation before... just randomly does this without an OUNCE of caution? I found that slightly hard to believe, but then you could argue that he just wanted to make sure Azog was truly dead this time.
I KNOW, I thought I was the only one who caught on to that! I was like, wait, wtf where did his golden armor go? I mean... (ok sexy yes, but sexy don't protect your vital organs from blows in a battle) he didn't even wear LIGHT armor???
I have a feeling they only did that because Thorin had to die during the fight, which (to me) is bullshit? Like, I could've sworn that in the book they all went off in their Royal Armor? Even Fili and Kili took off their armor... (although, they had more going for protection than Thorin) but STILL.
Like I said, they're all warriors who've fought in battles before... one would expect a little more common sense and caution from these guys?
And omg no, that's fine. I haven't been on so much, myself, lately. I'm hoping to change that haha
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The thing about the armor is, they still died in the book even if they wore armor. And, after talking to some people who work with Medieval stuff, I've learned that the golden armor was probably too heavy to fight in anyway. Then again, I seem to remember Thror wearing it in Moria... Anyway, Thorin did have a chainmail shirt on, but even that was all open in front, so I didn't really see the point to it.
I was at HobbitCon recently and had the chance to hear Graham McTavish speak about why they went into battle without protection. Someone asked him that, and he said that they saw it as a suicide mission. They didn't expect to get out alive from the battle, and so they didn't have any use for armor.
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True.
Oh damn, that's pretty sad.
WAIT. YOU GOT TO GO TO HOBBIT CON?? THAT IS SO COOL!!! Lucky!!! What happened!
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Wish there was many last times... ::sighs::
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And being able to make a wish each last time for another, and love him each day like it was the last. If only that could be done...
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Well, all is not lost as long as we have fan fiction. Β
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True. VERY true.
And fan arts as well.
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Absolutely! I'm really grateful to have something to inspire me to write, and I'm sure you know the feeling.
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We celebrate him in full, and that makes us happy
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Oh, yes! Very! Β
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