What about second Hobbitseis?

Rating: 8/10 (7 May 2020)

The Lord of the Rings trilogy was absolutely epic and still holds up to this day and after waiting years for a Hobbit movie to tell the story of Bilbo's epic journey across Middle Earth that sees him slay a dragon save a dwarfen kingdom and discover the one ring that was thought lost to all and finally in 2012 we got the first part or a new trilogy starring the hobbit that started it all but looking back how does it hold up?.
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey stars (Martin Freeman) as Bilbo Bagins of the shire a quiet unadventurous hobbit who gets roped into helping a band of Dwarfs reclaim their fallen kingdom from a feirce dragon named Smaug. Along with Gandalf the grey played masterfully once again by (Ian McKellen) they travel across Middle Earth braving dangers of all sizes from trolls to orcs with a band of Dwarfs and their king who is the last of his blood line and has one chance to retake his kingdom at any cost.
The movie is on par with the original Lord of the Rings trilogy although this is more of a new adaptation of the original book but it's still very enjoyable.
Peter Jackson returns to direct the movie and brings with him his unique vision that made the original trilogy look and feel breathtaking.
The acting from all involved is well played and on point especially (Martin Freeman) and (Ian McKellen) who are fantastic in their roles as Bilbo and Gandalf.
I recommend this movie to anyone who is a fan of the original Hobbit book and The Lord of the Rings books and movies this movie is a brilliant adaptation of a timeless story I also recommend watching the extended version of the film while it is three hours long it adds is all cut and deleted scenes back into the movie making it the full experience possible.