Because I Have to Believe That Everything has an Ending

Rating: 9/10 (23 December 2014)

The Last and Final installment of the Hobbit trilogy, is one remarkable movie that really made me cry. Peter Jackson really gets into the depths of the human emotional complex. The Battle of the five Armies only took up 14-16 pages of the whole Hobbit book, which is a tricky state for Peter to make the movie as long as 3 hours. I read the book and because Tolkien, isn't really the type of guy who usually puts into an emotional conversation with all of his furry and gritty characters, Peter made it clear of the gist of what has happened. The movie had the best fight anyone could possible imagine. When i was watching it, i really felt the want to be part of their world ( Middle Earth). I wasn't expecting drastic changes in the characters, but a more slow paced one. Bilbo and Thorin's friendship, the love between Tauriel and Kili, Father and Son relationship between Thranduil and Legolas, things that many people would agree depleting in our society. The movie is perfect for anyone and everyone and basically good for the family.
conclusively, i still can't get over the feeling of saying goodbye to Middle Earth and all of it. I can't accept that the Hobbit series is completed, and i should move on into the LOTR trilogies. But then again, nothing is permanent except for change. Everything must come to an end.