The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (2014)

Movies That I have watched all (2155 movies items)

"8.0/10"

Cinematic Firsts (212 movies items)

" *First mainstream feature to be released in IMAX with Laser."

Favorite Drama Films: 2014-2015 (44 movies items)

" Directed by: Peter Jackson Produced by: Carolyn Blackwood, Phillipa Boyens, Carolynne Cunningham, Alan Horn, Toby Emmerich, Ken Kamins, Fran Walsh, Peter Jackson, and Ken Kamins Written by: Fran Walsh, Phillipa Boyens, Peter Jackson, and Guillermo Del Toro Based on the novel, "The Hobbit" by: J.R.R. Tolkien Cinematography by: Andrew Lesnie Edited by: Jabez Olssen Music by: Howard Shore Distributed by: New Line Cinema and MGM/UA"

Favorite Action Films: 2014-2015 (32 movies items)

" Directed by: Peter Jackson Produced by: Carolyn Blackwood, Phillipa Boyens, Carolynne Cunningham, Alan Horn, Toby Emmerich, Ken Kamins, Fran Walsh, Peter Jackson, and Ken Kamins Written by: Fran Walsh, Phillipa Boyens, Peter Jackson, and Guillermo Del Toro Based on the novel, "The Hobbit" by: J.R.R. Tolkien Cinematography by: Andrew Lesnie Edited by: Jabez Olssen Music by: Howard Shore Distributed by: New Line Cinema and MGM/UA"

Films and the critics who hate them (748 movies items)

"This is comfortably straightforward hokum -- which is to say that Jackson, for all his delusions of grandeur, remains a bit of a hobbit at heart. - Jake Wilson, Sydney Morning Herald Well, at least there won't be another one for a while. - Tom Long, Detroit News"

Movies Watched in 2021 (134 movies items)

"02/01/2021"

The Evolution of Billy Connolly (33 movies items)

"as Dain. "

Mustanaamio7's Movie Diary 2020 (149 movies items)

"11.2. 2020 There's nothing original or inventive about this film whatsoever. The third and the last film in the series tells about one giant battle between massive armies and nothing else. It's film full of forgettable dialogue, boring fight scenes, and shallow characters."

Hated or Divisive Movies That I LOVED (47 movies items)

"Often Hated For: Being part of a prequel series nobody really asked for and that started off on the wrong foot. Reason I Love It: It justified sitting through the previous installments with sheer spectacle, but I also really appreciated the expounding on the mythology that fans of Tolkien's world have always wondered about or wanted to see. Is it more flash than substance? Yes, but that's partially why it's so enjoyable. "