A big improvement over its predecessor, but not quite as good as the original trilogy. I'm still a little miffed that the very thin Hobbit was split into three movies. This middle movie takes us almost to the end of the book. And yet, I bet the third installment will be another three hour saga. For the amount of plot that occurred, the movie was just too long.
That being said, there were some exhilarating scenes such as the one in which the dwarves and Bilbo are "barreling" down the river with the orcs and elves in pursuit. Of course, what we have all been waiting for was Smaug, the fire-breathing Sherlock-voiced dragon. He is certainly an incredible sight to see. Peter Jackson's higher, realer frame rate shines in these scenes. The visuals are enough to hold us over till the big Battle of the Five Armies.
That being said, there were some exhilarating scenes such as the one in which the dwarves and Bilbo are "barreling" down the river with the orcs and elves in pursuit. Of course, what we have all been waiting for was Smaug, the fire-breathing Sherlock-voiced dragon. He is certainly an incredible sight to see. Peter Jackson's higher, realer frame rate shines in these scenes. The visuals are enough to hold us over till the big Battle of the Five Armies.
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