Slight disappointment to the End of Middle-Earth

Rating: 8/10 (20 December 2014)

I'm a LOTR fans, and each time I put on a very very very huge expectation to this franchise, every one of them is a perfect for me. But this, the end of the hobbit trilogy, is something that I can't let go, What happen?? The element had gone....
At first slaying the Smaug was far too fast and quick but is action packed and still very adequate to me. When it comes to battle field, it's really thrilling, and full of excitement. You can see all the audience will have their hand grasping and stand on their feet(Weird Example) because is really another great LOTR WAR style by Peter Jackson. This film have a little different that it really giving the audience to know the lesson behind the film that Thorin had suffer in the middle of the film, is really a great example and lesson for the society. Even in the battlefield, the director also didn't forgot about the emotion by Elves, Dwarfs and human. Every clans in the film have their distinctive value and personality, this is yet another special about this LOTR franchise.
The Cinematography is great and brilliant, yet another nice sight in the field the structure looks perfect and amazing, the audience also will the sight in this film, the score is impressive that the score play did made the people hearts pump and the medieval theme. the plot is slightly a down because of the ending
The disappointment part is the ending, it's lack of something and it is really short compare to the others LOTR film series, I was expecting for something more.... I was waiting for more in the ending, I wanna see how the dwarfs rebuild their empire, I wanna see how Legolas found the Isildur heir, I wanna see what happen to Tauriel.
In summary, this is a film I would really recommend to all that enjoys fantasy, action, battle field film, but the lack of LOTR element and twisted plot seems a bit of let go for me. That's all from me.
before I end this, there are 2 special cast will appear in the middle of the movie. Thank You for reading this, By Morris.