Upset that the trailers for The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey have not been as aligned and meticulously ordered as your pewter, scale-model recreation of the Battle of Helm's Deep?Good news: you are probably not the only fantasy fan to suffer from anxiety disorders! Other good news: someone has sorted that out-of-order trailer problem for you, re-assembling all The Hobbit's various clips, trailers, and TV spots into a new, seven-and-a-half-minute cut that plays out what's available as chronologically as possible. Here you go:
It's not perfect parallel alignment of Gollum's hair strands, but it's a start.
A new trailer for The Hobbit is here--the first since Peter Jackson announced plans to pad the story out into a trilogy of feature-length films. As such, it's also the first preview to feature Gandalf continually insisting, "Wow, this story is just getting started isn't it? Rea... / Continue →
Not a lot of newness in this latest trailer for The Hobbit, but Tolkien fan site TheOneRing has noticed a few deviations from the original preview that could make it worthwhile:
0:23 -- Bilbo's reaction to Gandalf's arrival
1:57 -- Bilbo hiding behind a tree in Mirkwood
1:59 -... / Continue →
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7-Minute 'Hobbit' Trailer for the OCD Crowd, with Everything in Order
\n\nUpset that the trailers for The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey have not been as aligned and meticulously ordered as your pewter, scale-model recreation of the Battle of Helm's Deep?Good news: you are probably not the only fantasy fan to suffer from anxiety disorders! Other good news: someone has sorted that out-of-order trailer problem for you, re-assembling all The Hobbit's various clips, trailers, and TV spots into a new, seven-and-a-half-minute cut that plays out what's available as chronologically as possible. Here you go: